American Shipper

Proposed legislation provides for improvements to nation’s ports, inland waterways, locks and dams.

The Trump administration’s decision to drop EU, Canada and Mexico exemptions from tariffs on steel and aluminum sparked chorus of opposition.

President Trump released two proclamations on Thursday announcing he will follow through on Section 232 duties on steel and aluminum imports from the EU, Mexico and Canada.

Full operations resumed Thursday morning after railroad, Teamsters reached agreement Wednesday ending short strike.

Buffalo-based subsidiary of Rich food company extends reach into Texas.

Seaspan says deal will bolster its strategy to lead consolidation in containership sector.

The total value of cross-border trade between the United States and its partners in the North American Free Trade Agreement rose 5.5 percent year-over-year in March following an 8.7 percent jump the previous month.

The containership owner and operator posted a first-quarter net profit of $500,000 on revenues of $28.3 million.

Global demand for air freight climbed 4.1 percent for the month after a 1.7 percent uptick in March.

Kansas City Southern chief is tapped to serve on the board of directors.

The 26 rubber-tired gantry cranes carry a price tag of $46.4 million.

Schwichtenberg named safety chief; Malin will head operations.

The Commerce Department has laid the groundwork for the assessment of countervailing duties on U.S. imports of certain plastic decorative ribbon from China.

The Commerce Department has finalized antidumping duty amounts for imports of citric acid and certain citrate salts from Belgium, Colombia and Thailand.

The Eagle Express X service will launch in August.

Introduced in New York/New Jersey, the product offering will be expanded to Los Angeles/Long Beach in June.

Full operations are expected to resume Thursday at 0600 local time across Canada after conductors and locomotive engineers went on strike Tuesday night.

European Shippers Council polls members about benefits of shipping consortia.

Shippers express concern about the effects a strike by Canada’s second-largest Class I railway may have.

Three whistle-blowers will receive about $4.4 million as part of the False Claims Act.