Georgia ports hold strong in July
The Georgia Ports Authority increased year-over-year container and roll-on/roll-off cargo volumes.
The Georgia Ports Authority increased year-over-year container and roll-on/roll-off cargo volumes.
The logistics provider and container terminal operator finalizes deal to buy Estonia-based Transiidikeskuse AS.
Commerce affirmed earlier determinations that stainless steel flanges are being dumped and subsidized.
Hyundai Merchant Marine says it is carrying more containers, but rates were lower and fuel costs were higher.
The 50 percent duty on steel from Turkey took effect Monday; no word on when Trump might increase aluminum duties.
Potentially toxic smoke from a smoldering warehouse fire causes officials to evacuate the area.
Commentary: Without a regulatory framework, deterioration, diversion and dysfunction will remain.
The port admitted that volumes still do not meet expectations.
Strong volumes, continued migration away from specialized ships result in strengthening market, says Drewry.
Consultant raises concerns about falling utilization, plans for expansion.
MITRE Corp. recommends the Defense Department establish a national supply chain intelligence center.
Fish and Wildlife Service ruling will subject the South American native bird to import and export restrictions.
The independent tanker company recorded a net loss of $12.5 million in Q2.
The German third-party logistics provider expands presence in Ireland.
RAE-I.T. Asset Management cited for improperly packaged lithium battery shipment.
An antidumping order will not be issued as a result of U.S. International Trade Commission investigation.
Comment period part of review of effectiveness of export controls.
Both of the primary indices show spot container freight rates are up from last year.
Company sees sharp increase in volumes but lower freight rates and higher fuel costs.
The Taiwanese ocean carrier expects a healthier second half of the year, driven by an improving supply-and-demand ratio.