Maritime

The Port of Cleveland and Spliethoff Group plan to add a second monthly vessel to the Cleveland-Europe Express.

Rates fall after a “pretty good summer” for liner carriers.

The Washington state port helped load scrap metal into a ship for export on behalf of PNW Metal Recycling.

Companies sign agreement for five ships to service between the East Coast and Gulf Coast, and Central America.

Area S.p.A. agreed to a civil penalty to settle charges that it sold U.S.-origin network monitoring equipment to Syria without authorization.

COSCO officials said the investment for new ships is needed to improve the competitiveness of its fleet.

FMC Commissioner William Doyle detailed revisions incorporated in a soon-to-be published proposed rule.

Speakers blame big ships, carrier exit from chassis business as contributing to port snarls.

Heavy weather and other challenges mean roadway will not be raised until the summer of 2016.

Express cold chain product now available to Scandinavia.

Drewry says Asia-U.S. West Coast spot rates could fall as volumes slacken, capacity grows.

The merger, once fully approved, will create the world’s fourth largest container shipping company.

Diversity of recent hires belies charges of discrimination, says ILA union and its employers.

BIS on Friday took additional steps to restrict trade with Russia.

After a three-year idle, the first trucks carrying export boxes will roll through the terminal gate Monday.

Forwarder will increase size of its logistics subsidiary in Hong Kong.

Bipartisan bill proposes to increase size of STB from three to five members.

Congress is told while Jones Act carriers are experiencing the best of times, things are worse for U.S. carriers in international trade.

PierPass announces Free-Flow Program to move bulk lots of containers quickly out of port.

TPP members finished 10 days of meetings Wednesday in Hanoi, making what they claim to be “important progress across a range of issues.”