The third-party logistics provider said it will triple the office space for its fast-growing freight brokerage operations in downtown Reno, Nev.
Commerce Deputy Undersecretary for International Trade Ken Hyatt will lead eight U.S. renewable energy companies on a trade mission to Mexico City May 16-19.
The airfreight carrier will split two Middle Eastern routes, allowing customers to benefit from 83 percent additional capacity for the region.
The Port of Cleveland has commissioned two new mobile harbor cranes for use in its now two-year-old Cleveland-Europe Express service, attracting new shippers like Lubrizol Corp.
SEKO Logistics appoints VP of network development, while Kuehne + Nagel’s global air freight head steps down and Inchcape Shipping Services names VP of North American operations.
The Port of San Francisco Commission this week approved Pasha’s plans to take over Pier 80, which the ocean carrier will primarily use to handle automobile imports and exports, along with vehicles processing.
However, the global terminal operator’s terminal in the Port of Los Angeles is not included on the list of facilities where it will allow containers without VGM data.
“Orphan carriers” excluded from the 2M Alliance and the proposed OCEAN Alliance are scheduled to brief the Federal Maritime Commission Wednesday.
The mid-Atlantic port will now weigh export containers on scales near the gates and provide the measurement to shipping lines according to longstanding protocols.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership would have a positive impact on U.S. retailers and consumers, according to a new report from the National Retail Association.
Deutsche Post AG’s EBIT in first quarter 2016 jumped 21 percent to 873 million euros (U.S. $994 million) compared with the same 2015 period, thanks to booming parcel deliveries and reorganizations in its freight-forwarding and supply-chain units.
The Florida Gulf Coast port recently purchased a 41-acre tract of waterfront land where the authority plans to develop a new terminal for forest products.
The new mobile supply chain solutions provider unveiled its free platform for inputting container weight verification data that integrates with INTTRA’s eVGM solution.
Ports covered by the Global Port Tracker report handled 1.32 million TEUs in March 2016, down 14.2 percent from February and 23.7 percent from an all-time high in March 2015, according to the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
The Omaha, Neb.-based truckload carrier and logistics services provider has named former President and Chief Operating Officer Derek J. Leathers as its new chief executive officer, effective immediately.
The St. Catharines, Ontario-based shipping company saw Q1 revenues decline 7.8 percent year-over-year due to weak revenues in the Domestic Dry-Bulk segment and Product Tanker segment.
Although Great Lakes limestone loadings from U.S. quarries in April dipped 3.2 percent year-over-year, shipments from Canadian quarries surged 85 percent year-over-year.
Neither Ports America nor owner Oaktree Capital will discuss a possible sale of the nation’s largest port terminal operator, but Yildirim Holdings President Robert Yildirim said talks have advanced to the “second round.”
Neither Ports America nor owner Oaktree Capital will discuss a possible sale of the nation’s largest port terminal operator, but Yildirim Holdings President Robert Yildirim said talks have advanced to the “second round.”
In preparation for mandatory filing of import data through Customs and Border Protection’s new Automated Commercial Environment system, the FWS is running a short pilot program to make sure users can successfully transmit data.
