The Federal Maritime Commission will likely meet with European and Chinese shipping regulators on a yearly basis, following recent talks in Brussels.
United Arab Shipping Co.will be exempt from the Federal Maritime Commission’s “controlled carrier” requirement that it provide 30 days’ notice of any reduction in its published tariff rates.
The new canal will decrease congestion on the European waterway and reduce logistics costs, according to officials.
“We are seeing good demand for air freight and for our aircraft and services,” said William J. Flynn, president and chief executive officer of Atlas Air Worldwide.
The cargo segment of American Airlines opened a 25,000-square-foot cold storage facility in Philadelphia, Pa. this week.
The 1 million-square-meter facility is scheduled to be completed in 2025.
The third-party logistics provider established an agreement with JSW Steel to transport goods from JSW Steel’s plant in Baytown, Texas.
The third-party logistics provider has service centers in Canada, the United States and Mexico.
The medical technology company began construction to build a 32,000-square-meter warehouse at Trade Port North Venlo.
ZIM appoints new CIO, while Rand Logistics eliminates vice chairman position and FPS Victoria adds Australian operations manager.
American Association of Port Authorities says it supports the intent of the port “sunshine” bill, but thinks its approach to collecting information may be misguided.
Filling and testing the Pacific locks will take about 90 days.
Ocean3 Alliance partners CMA CGM, UASC and CSCL, along with Hamburg Sud, Hapag-Lloyd and NYK, have entered into a vessel sharing agreement on two loops between Asia and the East Coast of South America.
Port of Oakland is testing sensors that measure wait-times for harbor truckers at marine terminal gates in an effort to increase efficiency.
The U.S. Coast Guard outlined the conditions of entry, which will be applied to any vessel that has called Gambia within its last five port calls before entering the United States, to go into effect July 6.
The seasonally adjusted index increased 1.8 percent compared to May of 2014, according to the American Trucking Association.
The railroads will spend $100 million to upgrade and install new track between Indianapolis and Louisville.
The third-party logistics provider said the need for additional warehouse space stems primarily from growth in the frozen food sector and diversions of container volumes from the West Coast to the Port of Miami.
Crane Worldwide Logistics appoints global sales VP, while Con-way Truckload picks interim president.
The clock is running out for Congress to reauthorize the U.S. Export-Import Bank’s charter, which expires June 30.
