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Talks have been ongoing for seven months. Staffing levels appear to be a key issue.
The railway cited challenging economic headwinds and could release up to 1,600 employees.
Americold posts decent-to-mixed third-quarter results
Railway rebounds after slow start in August and September.
Despite lowering its operating ratio, the railroad tempers its 2019 outlook.
Unionized Canadian drivers for CNTL approve four-year agreement that increases rates for wait times and mileage.
The railway grappled with not only the potential for cold temperatures but also macro uncertainty in crafting plan.
The line serves communities in western New York and eastern Canada near the St. Lawrence River.
CSX and Canadian National’s partnership to create new intermodal service between Montreal and Toronto and the greater New York City area is a strategy to expand each other’s geographical reach and compete with the long-haul trucking market.
The company also announced plans to invest up to $136 million in automated and semiautomated expansion projects and select redevelopment at its Atlanta campus.
Deal broadens Americold geography, protein business.
Pilot Freight Services names new chief executive officer and president, while the Port of Tacoma hires new director of engineering, and Americold hires executive vice president and chief commercial officer.
The refrigerated warehouse specialist now has over 165 facilities around the world with more than 145 in the U.S.
The warehousing and food logistics company will add 6.5 million cubic feet of capacity to its Clearfield, Utah facility.
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union picks leader for Local 13 in L.A./Long Beach, while the Port of Seattle names COO and Americold appoints senior VP for business development.
Hub Group names VP of corporate development, while Americold promotes COO to CEO.
The refrigerated warehousing and logistics specialist finalized the purchase of the Tradewater facility in Atlanta, Ga., for which it had assumed the lease since 2006.
The temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics services provider for the food industry will partner with Icelandic shipping company Eimskip to construct a new cold storage facility in Portland, Maine.
The Heyburn facility will serve the local dairy and agricultural markets.
Americold, a provider of temperature-controlled warehousing and logistics to the food industry, has introduced Xpedite, a 24-hour service offering fast delivery of both less-than-truckload and truckload shipments. Xpedite helps food shippers locate truck capacity for routine and urgent deliveries, the company said. “There are many expedited service companies in the marketplace. What […]
