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Port Houston awarded U.S. Department of Transportation grant
Port Houston was one of nine U.S. ports awarded grant funding.
Maersk Tankers launches new digital business
St. Louis Regional Freightway's 2019 Highlights
Top 10 Food Logistics Articles in 2019
Blockchain Consortium Gains Steam in the Maritime Sector
Freight Forwarder in Calgary Showcases its Fast and Stress-Free Service
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Features
New Year, new editor, same quality content
Food Logistics is happy to announce Marina Mayer as its new editor-in-chief.
Transportation
Why now’s the time for shippers to evaluate expert help
Overall U.S. freight outlook tonnage will rise nearly 25% and revenues from that freight will surge above 70% over the next decade
Awards
Food Logistics is Now Accepting Nominations for the 2020 Champions: Rockstars of the Supply Chain Award
The award recognizes influential individuals in our industry whose achievements, hard work and vision have shaped and attained milestones in the global supply chain.
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Judge Delays Entering $93.6 Million Award to Former Port of Portland Terminal
ICTSI Oregon was award $93.6 million by a federal jury after it was found that dock workers union sabotaged shipping traffic, causing productivity to drop through years of labor slowdowns and stoppages.
Maersk Tests Battery System to Improve Power Production
Maersk is piloting a containerized 600 kWh marine battery system that will be installed on board the Maersk Cape Town in December 2019 to improve vessel performance and reliability while reducing CO2 emissions.
PhilaPort Opens the Southport Auto Terminal and Vehicle Processing Center
For the first time in over 45 years, the Port of Philadelphia has opened a new $110 million 155-acre Southport Auto Terminal and Vehicle Processing Center.
Providing Fresher Fruit Faster
Americold and the Port of Savannah boost cold chain capabilities for perishable shippers.
GCT a Leader in Container Terminal Innovation Joins TradeLens
By joining TradeLens, GCT will securely connect with supply chain partners including ocean carriers, beneficial cargo owners and railways.
Yearly Volumes Up 4.7% at the Port of Los Angeles
The Port of Los Angeles moved 779,903 TEUs last month.
Flexport Gives Clients More Visibility with Crux Systems
The acquisition will accelerate the automation of Flexport's shipment tracking capabilities, upgrading the track and trace data that powers freight-forwarding services.
Maersk and Cargill Aim to Grow MR Pool to 100 Tankers
Cargill and Maersk Tankers formed a strategic partnership that will improve flexibility for customers and reduce fuel consumption and emissions.
Port of Baltimore Sets Monthly Container Record
The Port of Baltimore has set another record for cargo, handling 98,529 containers in July.
Port of Houston Moves Forward with Expansion
A contract for three new Neopanamax electric cranes for the Bayport Container Terminal was approved by the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority.
Total Transportation Services Replaces Diesel Fleet with Near-Zero Emission Natural Gas Trucks
The purchase is the largest buy of clean-engine technology of any fleet that serves the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
Maersk to Vamp its Warehouse Presence
A.P. Moller-Maersk will focus on digital technologies that simplify customers' increasingly complex supply chains, turning toward global warehousing and distribution services.
Port Leaders Urge Trump to Ease Trade Tensions
The six West Coast ports have sent a letter to the Trump administration detailing the harm the on-going trade war between China is doing to their locations.
Carriers Adopting Blockchain Platform
TradeLens confirms the scope of the challenges the global shipping industry faces and provides transparent solutions.
Container Shipping Alliance Knocks Down Digital Silos
The Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) has released its first standards for data flows.
A. Duie Pyle Announces Partnership with Oak Harbor Freight Lines
A. Duie Pyle has partnered with Oak Harbor Freight Lines to expand its coverage area to the West Coast for the first time.
US Ports Close Ahead of Hurricane Dorian
U.S. ports are closing down in preparation for Hurricane Dorian, which is inching toward the northwest at roughly 1 mph.
Shipping Industry to Expand Digital Transformation of Maritime Freight Market
The global digital transformation of maritime freight market is predicted to reach $38.4 billion by 2027.
Missouri Port Authority Focus on Inland Waterway Container-On-Vessel Freight Service
Missouri Port Authority's Container-On-Vessel (COV) service will deliver a new option to transport freight along the state's inland waterways, along with moving larger volumes of goods and commodities along the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers.
Cyber Security Threats Expose Risk in the Maritime Sector
The advent of automation, AI and other emerging technologies is exacerbating the risks and vulnerabilities in the maritime sector.
Port Automation Debate Rages
Despite port automation adoption in Europe, the U.S. remains cautious about impacts on the workforce.
Intermodal Cargo Up 10.5 Percent in Savannah
Intermodal cargo continues to grow at the Georgia Ports Authoring, rising 10.5 percent in July.
Hapag-Lloyd Remains Positive for Remainder of 2019
Hapag-Lloyd is remaining optimistic for the remainder of 2019 as rising freight-rate income and transport volumes boosted the carrier's performance for the first half of the year.
Port of New York and New Jersey Release Comprehensive Plan
Achieving a Smarter and More Connected Global Cold Chain
Smart containers are promising, but overall customer service still needs a boost.
Coast Guard Reopens Port of New Orleans
Hurricane Barry forced New Orleans to close its port last week as the city prepared for torrential rains.
Port of Los Angeles Stands by Automation
In the ongoing fight against Longshore and Warehouse Union members and automation, the port of Los Angeles is siding with automation.
Impending storm closes Port of New Orleans, lower Mississippi
Tropical Storm Barry creating closures along the Gulf Coast
Automation at Port of Los Angeles Gains Support
Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners will hold another vote after city council overruled June decision
Hapag-Lloyd and ONE Sign on to TradeLens
TradeLens has secured more major shippers as Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express have signed on to the blockchain platform.
