The FAA has proposed a $63,000 civil penalty against CTC Battery of Hayward, Calif., for allegedly violating federal hazardous material transport regulations.
The 3,100-acre former Bethlehem Steel plant property has begun the process of becoming a major transportation and logistics hub.
The Port of Wilmington’s 101,000 square-foot cold storage facility is scheduled for completion in Feb. 2016.
Panalpina names new COO and CIO, while Port Freeport commission elects new officers and Bouchard Transportation appoints VP.
Attorneys for the Institute of International Container Lessors argue terminal operators have no right to bind third parties to mandatory chassis inspections by International Longshore and Warehouse Union.
Labor groups reacted to Senator Gardner’s PORTS legislation, which would expand the Taft-Hartley Act.
Thomson Reuters global tax and trade executive pointed out that tax authorities generally want goods traded between related parties valued lower than customs authorities.
The new strategic partnership between Swire Shipping and Rickmers-Linie will connect more than 12 ports in the region, according to a joint statement from the companies.
The countries met to discuss a framework for exporting bone-in chicken from the United States to South Africa.
U.S. exports of steel fell 5.8 percent in April compared to March and 21.8 percent from the same period last year.
HHLA will purchase additional gantry cranes to service the next generation of box ships.
Several new cargo carriers contributed to the growth in freight activity, according to a statement from Brussels Airport.
The cargo segment of the American Airlines began using the Boeing 787-800 Dreamliner for international routes this month.
Aim of the Northwest Seaport Alliance is to protect and attract more cargo to Puget Sound region.
Harsh winter weather, West Coast port congestion, plunging oil prices and a strong dollar all contributed to a weaker economic growth forecast, according to the International Monetary Fund’s 2015 U.S. economic review.
Transportation Intermediaries Association policy experts also say they don’t expect to see an extension of the relaxation on hours of service regulation due to expire in September.
Components of the Shanghai Containerized Freight Index declined on four major trade routes from Shanghai to the U.S., Europe and the Mediterranean.
Peter Neffenger, currently the number two official at the U.S. Coast Guard, would take over the Transportation Security Administration amid reports of serious security vulnerabilities.
A World Trade Organization panel sided with the United States in finding that India is in violation of international trade obligations.
The two neighboring countries have warned the United States they are ready to impose retaliatory measures on cross-border trade.
