Northwest Seaport Alliance
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American Shipper
Removing sting of penalties for US export data errors
Agriculture shippers and forwarders work with CBP and Census in an effort to eliminate $5,000-$10,000 penalties for minor export data filing errors in the Automated…
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American Shipper
Container service returning to Portland, Oregon
Farmers and other shippers in Oregon got some good news this week when the South Korea-based container carrier SM Line announced it will bring weekly…
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Container
IMC adds Pacific Northwest ports to U.S. intermodal reach
IMC Companies added its eighth regional trucking branch with the addition of a new drayage and intermodal provider in the Pacific Northwest, The third-party logistics…
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Container
Seattle’s economic strength buoys regional drayage carriers
Strong regional and transloading demand keep inbound numbers strong.
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Container
Port Report: West Coast imports get July boost, but 2019 trends lower
Import volumes see best month in 2019, but year-to-date still lower.
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American Shipper
International competition and trade uncertainty weigh on U.S. rail volumes for grain
Competition from other grain-producing countries weigh on U.S. grain exports – and on U.S. rail volumes for grain.
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Trucking
GSC Logistics makes changes in the executive suite
Third-party logistics provider aims to grow presence in its West Coast markets.
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Container
TTSI buys transload specialist to add Pacific Northwest reach
Southern California drayage and logistics firm looks to add to customer base with deal.
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Drayage: The Gateway to Freight
West Coast ports work on making truck fluidity priority in 2019
This article brought to you courtesy of NEXT Trucking U.S. West Coast ports want to boost drayage efficiency for the upcoming 2019 peak season. They…
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Maritime
Ports fight again to get container cranes off Chinese tariff list (with video)
Port of Virginia sees tariffs putting its billion-dollar expansion at risk.
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