HighJump, a provider of supply chain management solutions, has acquired Wesupply, a U.K.-based premier business-to-business supply chain solutions supplier.
The Port of Rotterdam Authority signed an agreement with the Medan, Indonesia-based port company to conduct a feasibility study on the construction of a new deep water port in Kuala Tanjung.
The 2M Alliance carriers will join the members of the CKYHE Alliance in offering service through the intermodal gateway in Northern British Columbia.
The Icelandic shipping company reported net earnings of 5.5 million euros on operating revenues of 126.6 million euros for the second quarter of 2015.
The first automobile shipment from Pipavav Port, which consisted of 1,300 Indian-built Ford automobiles destined for Mexico, departed last week
The Con-way Inc. subsidiary partnered with real estate developer Prologis to establish a new 70,000-square-meter logistics facility in Eindhoven, the Netherlands.
CEVA Logistics has launched Orion Mobility, an application of Orion TMS, to provide increased visibility and real-time data to its Brazilian shippers.
The third party logistics services provider opened a new facility in Sao Paulo, Brazil to offer specialized logistics solutions for pharmaceutical and life science companies.
C.R. England names chief sales officer, while SEKO Logistics appoints U.S. COO and Suddath Global picks VP of contract operations.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection said it made the schedule adjustment for ACE compliance because the majority of businesses and other federal agencies have yet to integrated their systems with the government-wide info-sharing platform known as ITDS.
The U.S. Maritime Administration is trying to find maritime applications for zero emission hydrogen fuel cells, which have the potential to provide cleaner air and reduce costs for shippers.
The group reported a 66.7 percent increase in net profits to $156 million on revenues of $4.2 billion for the second quarter.
A deal for GE Capital Rail Services, which has assets valued at over $4 billion, could come by Labor Day, according to initial reports from Bloomberg Business.
The Malaysian shipping company increased group profits by over 27 percent in the first six months of the year despite a 1 percent dip in overall revenues.
Sea Star Line will begin operating the first of the two ships from Jacksonville later this year, according to a statement from TOTE Maritime.
The Seattle-based provider seafood products said highway and port infrastructure played key role in company’s decision to open a new East Coast plant.
The non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator launched a new less-than-container-load import service from Nhava Sheva, India to Charleston, S.C.
Port of Long Beach appoints HR director and IANA names new VP, while USA Truck adds VP for Mexico operations.
“In second half of 2015, international trade still won’t be cheerful,” CSCL said in its most recent financial statements, pointing to the massive influx of new capacity in the ocean liner industry.
Federal Maritime Commission Chairman Mario Cordero applauded efforts to fight gate congestion at the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, but wants terminals to amend their agreement with the FMC.
