Long Beach cement terminal to treat vessel emissions at berth
Mitsubishi Cement’s facility will reduce ocean vessel and truck emissions as part of its expansion plan.
Mitsubishi Cement’s facility will reduce ocean vessel and truck emissions as part of its expansion plan.
Ocean carrier says “there are no indications” any oil leaked from the NYK tanker Takamine despite reports to the contrary.
C.H. Robinson appoints global forwarding president, while CEVA Logistics names healthcare sector VP.
A federal jury cleared the executive of charges related to a Puerto Rico price fixing case.
World Trade Organization Appellate Body issued a final rule finding the United States in non-compliance on its amended country-of-origin labeling rules.
Mitigating factors impacted the expected rebound after the resolution of contentious ILWU-PMA port labor contract negotiaitons, according to the southern California port.
Roll-on/roll-off and bulk ships are being worked with Peru’s navy helping to work general cargo ships after a brief strike by dockworkers.
Box volumes at the southeast port grew more than 25% last month.
Global trade management software vendor purchased the training and certification academy to bolster its portfolio of services and products around import/export and risk management.
French ocean carrier increased container volumes 10.8 percent compared to first quarter 2014.
The ocean carriers’ China-Surabaya Express Service connects ports in China with Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia.
SaaS software provider’s news Ceylon platform is designed to provide greater planning, reporting and collaboration capabilities than previous versions.
Mitsubishi Cement has agreed to several measures to mitigate air pollution at the Port of Long Beach site.
Less-than-truckload carrier Dayton Freight has opened a new cross-dock facility in Brownstown, Michigan.
Authorization for surface transport programs faces a May 31 deadline for renewal as the Highway Trust Fund balance dwindles.
Non-MSP carriers worry they could lose more business under a new deal that would allow more local sourcing of food aid.
Officials at the Cuban Interest Section in Washington have held at least 30 meetings with companies interested in doing business in the island nation.
Container derivatives broker at Freight Investor Services in London cites reports that Maersk is cutting rates to Europe.
Attendees at Gartner’s Supply Chain Executive Summit were urged to be realistic, but ambitious about investments and end goals in supply chain-related IT.
The Senate on Thursday passed two key trade bills and paved the way toward re-instituting trade promotion authority for the president.