FIATA donates to Ebola relief
The organization will give $110,000 to Red Cross/Red Crescent and Médecines Sans Frontières in an equal portions.
The organization will give $110,000 to Red Cross/Red Crescent and Médecines Sans Frontières in an equal portions.
SoCal marine exchange says more vessels arriving at the ports in October.
The lack of a labor contract for West Coast longshoremen is contributing to West Coast port congestion, trade groups say.
Dallas importer says inspection of protective equipment for medical workers is taking too long.
CKYHE plans to start operating in U.S. trades in the spring of 2015.
The Hawaii shipping company will pay $1 million in penalties, but still faces other possible claims over a 2013 molasses spill.
NYK has joined a chassis pool operated by TRAC Intermodal in Portland, Seattle and Tacoma.
Long Beach had 7.3% more container traffic in September than in thg same month last year.
TSA says it will increase surcharge to reflect high cost of low-sulfur fuel, but give shippers a break to reflect bigger ships, slow steaming.
The WTO said the amended rules increase origin labeling’s ‘detrimental impact’ on imported livestock into the U.S. market.
TSA says truck and driver shortages, rail and terminal congestion have pushed up intermodal rates and cargo handling costs.
The Port of Los Angeles says cargo volumes at their highest level since August 2006.
Railroads are urging the nation’s farmers during harvest time to use caution when crossing tracks.
U.S. and Mexican Customs recognize each other’s customs-industry border security programs.
The French contaner carrier says it expects to handle 1 million TEUs of reefer cargo next year.
The U.N. agency says code to protect Arctic, Antarctic could enter into force in 2017.
Simushir undergoing repairs after being towed to port by the tug Barbara Foss.
The SCFI continued its downward trend this week, but rates to the U.S. West Coast and East Coast South America rose.
H & M International Transportation and J. Cioffi Cargo Management have agreed to merge their trucking operations.
The FMC said it reached compromise agreements with five NVOCCs, two unlicensed transport businesses and one vessel operator.