Maritime

Data from Bluewater Reporting shows 3.2 million TEUs currently are allocated each week from China to regions across the globe.

Preliminary analysis points to a combustible fuel or other compound inside the container bound for Taiwan.

Head of FMCSA and largest U.S. truck trade group say California attempting to preempt federal regulations.

Rising tariffs spur look at geographic shifts in supply chains.

White House applies eligibility for the Generalized System of Preferences to few new country-product combinations.

The fee comes after China imposed a 0.5 percent sulfur limit in the two cities.

Lineage Cool Port Oakland is a collaboration between Lineage Logistics and Dreisbach Enterprises.

XPO Logistics announced Wednesday that Matthew Fassler has been appointed chief strategy officer, effective Nov. 26. Fassler will have responsibility for the company’s strategy, capital structure and analysis of growth opportunities. He replaces Scott Malat, who will step down Dec. 8. XPO said Malat, who has served as CSO since 2011, is leaving the Greenwich, […]

Transshipping through Honolulu rather than Guam will reduce transit time from U.S. mainland by about a week.

Sam Ruda becomes the interim director for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey; Clark Robertson joins the Port of Corpus Christi as chief operating officer.

Stockholm-headquartered CargoIT added to growing worldwide portfolio.

Fourth-quarter results are expected to be negatively impacted by a hurricane in the U.S., coal shipment delays in Australia and a locomotive driver shortage in the U.K.

Canada’s largest railroad boosts intermodal and refrigerated service offering with acquisition of major trucking company.

The logistics software solutions provider expects sharp increases in earnings and revenue.

Surge in low-sulfur fuel use by ships could usher in two to three year period of uncertainty in refining industry.

Assets to be acquired are still unclear, but deal could expand Ceva’s North American and Asian presence.

Negotiating objectives are being considered for a potential U.S.-Japan trade deal that aims to “address both tariff and non-tariff barriers and to achieve fairer, more balanced trade.”

Precision scheduled railroading principles will be implemented “where they lead to a better result for customers and shareholders.”

The Danish firm throws in the towel, claiming the Swiss company was unwilling to “engage directly.”

Crude-by-rail is big growth driver for quarter as rail remains key outlet for Canadian crude.