Maritime

The ocean liner carrier has also opened a consolidated operations center in Houston.

The company’s newest intermodal drayage facility is its first in North Carolina.

Salvage plan is still being developed for Hoegh Osaka.

Logistics company began its first 53′ intermodal service between Chicago and Silao.

Agriculture shippers say new contract must have ‘improvements in port operations.’

Freight forecaster reports Class 8 truck orders for North America exceeded 40,000 units for the third consecutive month.

Two carriers announce GRIs effective February 1 for several trades.

Feds announce that they will assist ILWU and PMA in contract talks that have been going on since May.

The port says terminals may extend hours for another month to deal with pre-Lunar New Year volumes.

Sea Star Line will operate the LNG-fueled ships between Jacksonville and San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The railway company will begin road testing on its first publicly funded, emissions-friendly locomotives.

The French-owned ocean liner carrier and the integrated logistics group Multiparques will develop joint logistics facilities in Lobito.

ILWU says it may take between eight to 10 days to unload a ship because of limits on longshore hiring.

Hoegh reports that the entire crew is safe and that there is no resulting pollution or obstruction to navigation.

The PMA said it will limit the number of longshoremen hired to unload ships.

November imports declined by more than 18%, settling at 3.63 million tons.

Contractors also get six month extension in dispute over basalt quality and concrete testing.

The U.S. Transportation Department issued a rule requiring U.S. airlines to accept musical instruments as carry-on or checked baggage on commercial passenger flights.

Panama Canal board gives green light to 5 million-TEU terminal; project goes to national assembly.

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative released its annual report to Congress on the status of China’s compliance with its World Trade Organization membership obligations.