Maritime

Maersk plans to make extra capacity available to shippers on NYSHEX

Commentary from NCBFAA’s Megan Montgomery: Landmark move cumulation of 30 years of trade modernization support from FMC.

Company carried 17 percent more containers, but freight rates were lower and the cost of fuel and charters was higher.

The logistics software solutions provider adds 22 companies and grows profits by more than $8.5 million.

OFAC says two ship-to-ship transfers of oil were made to North Korean-flagged vessels.

Commerce determines imports from Canada, China, Greece, India, South Korea and Turkey have hurt U.S. producers.

The revamped Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism will adopt several changes as its rollout ramps up in FY 2019.

Cannata, Schiller and Tierney join leadership team; Vekshin tapped to lead charter cargo operations.

Ship will make a trial voyage along the north coast of Russia.

American Association of Port Authorities will testify additional duties would reduce competitiveness.

Public input welcomed as proposed changes to hours-of-service rules are under review.

“Yuanben blockchain technology will protect the global freight of the Silk Road,” says platform head.

GBW Railcar Services has been dissolved due to insufficient demand for retrofitting tank cars.

The airline’s parent, NYK Group, has outlined a plan to get its grounded freighters back to the skies.

FMC says amendments to regulations governing NRAs and NSAs aim to make them more attractive to shippers and carriers.

Imports subject to both a safeguard tariff and an antidumping or countervailing duty order will be a focus for regulatory auditors.

The Army Corps of Engineers signs off on channel dredging expected to cost more than $157 million.

Fuel-cell power plant and hydrogen fueling station are part of plan.

Revenues for domestic operators exceeded $700 billion in 2017, a 3.4 percent increase from the year before.

Kramer appointed as president; Hughes named director of sales; and Atkinson tapped as senior director of supply chain.