Maritime

Longshoremen are planning rallies tomorrow in Los Angeles and Tacoma.

The carrier dropped a call to Savannah in favor of a new call to New Orleans on its Victory Bridge service.

According to the American Trucking Association, truck tonnage increased 3.5 percent for 2014.

Port says its third busiest year ever is the result of growth in exports, empty containers.

TNT has upgraded its international freight service to Germany by offering guaranteed next-day delivery to all postal codes in the country.

CEVA Logistics has opened a new 208,406-square-foot facility with 30 dock doors in Elk Grove Village, Ill., adjacent to Chicago.

Vessel classification society DNV GL has opened a new office in Nanjing in central China.

The carrier will increase capacity by over 40 percent between the North Atlantic and Puerto Rico.

Automated terminal contends workers do not want collective bargaining agreement.

Workers will try to clear backlog from terminals.

Transpacific Stabilization Agreement’s 15 members plan plan $600 per FEU hike.

Salvors plan to move stricken ro-ro ship to Southampton later this week.

The ocean liner carrier leased two 800-TEU barges for service to Puerto Rico.

A 5.3 percent increase in imports to nearly 2.4 million TEU was reported by the port.

The freight forwarder and logistics provider will expand its network with new centers in Morocco and Kenya.

Agency wants local businesses to get a piece of its spending.

Councilman believes ports have taken “another step closer to a lockout.”

Canadian National Railway Company and Teamsters union agreed on a four-year deal for controllers in Canada.

Two logistics providers joined forces to create Kerry-Puninar Logistics in Indonesia.

Hamburg, Germany-based Hansa Heavy Lift, together with Oaktree Capital Management, has completed new financial arrangements with the banks.