Officials said traffickers hid nearly 1,700 pounds of cocaine among banana pallets inside a legitimate produce shipment moving through the international supply chain.
A public-private partnership backed by the Department of Transportation is testing nuclear reactor technology for commercial shipping operations.
Domestic shipbuilders could receive about $26 billion in funding via the National Defense Authorization Act, earmarked for new construction and procurement at U.S. yards.
International Longshore and Warehouse Union dockworkers walked off the job Wednesday at the Port of Oakland, in sympathy with strikers at an area sugar refiner.
Fuel prices climb anew as U.S., Iran battle over Strait of Hormuz, but near-term outlook for tariff pressures uncertain ahead of midterm elections.
Marad is partnering with the Port of Long Beach to pilot small modular reactors for commercial shipping.
ITE Management has acquired the North American Chassis Pool Cooperative, expanding its intermodal platform to over 60,000 units.
Yemen’s Houthi rebels announce a ‘blockade for blockade’ in escalation with Saudi Arabia that again threatens the Suez Canal shipping route.
Enhanced industry precautions and stronger law enforcement responses drive a regional decline in crime against Asia-based shipping.
Austin-based Saronic has selected the Port of Brownsville, Texas, for its flagship $3 billion autonomous shipyard project.
Orient Overseas Container Line saw mostly improved second-quarter performance across volumes, utilization, and pricing.
U.S. forces disabled an unladen oil tanker in the Arabian Gulf that was attempting to sail toward Iran in violation of a naval blockade.
The Port of Los Angeles topped 1 million TEUs for only the third month in its 118-year history.
The Port of Long Beach achieved its third-busiest June despite economic uncertainty and war-related supply chain pressures.
The Port of Jacksonville has broadened its reach as two liner operators add the Florida port gateway to a three-continent service.
DP World is reportedly planning a new UAE port and container terminal away from the Strait of Hormuz.
Shippers could start to see some relief from soaring trans-Pacific ocean rates, according to one analyst, as prices moderated in the most recent week.
Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz and attacked U.S. installations and regional energy production in a widening Gulf war.
The leadership transition at the fourth-busiest U.S. container port is marked by little more than a change in parking spaces.
A project opening next week is the final piece in a long project to improve truck access at the port of Savannah.
