A consortium of four Japanese companies are buying a percentage of a floating production, storage and offloading facility off the coast of Ghana, .
Fincantieri and GE’s Shipboard Pollutant Removal System is expected to help vessels comply with MARPOL emissions limits scheduled to go into effect by 2020.
Starting July 2, the Luxembourg-based all-cargo carrier will now offer four scheduled weekly flights to and from the capital city of Quito, Ecuador.
American Airlines Cargo’s new temperature-controlled room at its cargo facility in the London-Heathrow Airport is aimed at handling increasing shipments of pharmaceuticals.
Commerce and Mexico counterparts cement agreement on sugar antidumping and countervailing duties
Despite opposition from local maritime businesses, new legislation in Oregon amends existing state law to to allow seaports to “acquire, construct, maintain and operate facilities for constructing, repairing or maintaining any type of watercraft.”
USTR makes luggage imports eligible for GSP treatment and puts Bolivia under review for child labor law.
USTR met with Japan’s Trade Minister on 6/30 United States Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer met with Japanese Minister for Economy, Trade, and Industry Hiroshige Seko last week in preparation for the President’s meeting with Prime Minister Abe this week. The two discussed the importance of addressing bilateral trade imbalance and cooperative enforcement against third party […]
The French ocean carrier will sell a 90 percent equity interest in the Global Gateway South terminal at the Port of Los Angeles to EQT Infrastructure III for $817 million.
In a joint statement, the two sides indicated that a labor agreement has been reached that preserves about 6,200 union dockworker jobs.
On Aug. 1, the price terminals at the Southern California ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach charge for moving cargo during daytime hours Monday through Friday will increase 2.3 percent to $72.09 per TEU, or $144.18 per FEU.
Dalian Global Unity Shipping, two Chinese nationals and Bank of Dandong have been banned by the U.S. Treasury Department for violating a United Nations ban on shipping and transactions with North Korea.
Eli Glickman took over as president and chief executive officer of ZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd on July 1, replacing Rafi Danieli, who had served in the post since 2009.
RocketSpace and Kaleido Logistics’ second cohort of 10 companies just finished the program, and applications for the third group of participants are open until July 23.
Hong Kong-based 3PL Kerry Logistics Network has acquired 50 percent stake in Lanzhou Pacific Logistics Ltd., joining with China Railway Container Transport Co. Ltd. which oversees the management and operations of the entity.
Austrian third-party logistics services provider Gebrüder Weiss has placed three U.S. offices under a single brand in Atlanta, Boston and Los Angeles, effective July 3, and is opening offices in New York and Chicago.
The Hoyer Group has acquired French intermediate bulk container lessor CCR, which has a strong presence in the cosmetics industry.
ZIM names president and chief executive officer, Kane Is Able appoints senior vice president of sales and marketing, and the 21st Singapore Shipping Association introduces SSA Council 2017/2019.
The European Union’s competition watchdog has approved the creation of a joint venture between Japan’s “Big 3” shipping companies, NYK Line, MOL and “K” Line, which Drewry said will be the world’s sixth largest container carrier in the world.
In a revised project plan, the Jacksonville, Fla., port will shorten the length of its original dredging plan from 13 miles to 11 miles, prompting TraPac Terminal, which is now outside the new dredging distance, to move to the Blount Island Terminal.
