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Philadelphia Gets First Look At Maersk Reefer Art-Box

Maersk Container Industry (MCI)

With frozen mussels from New Zealand shipped to the Port of Philadelphia, the 40-foot high-cube begins its journey around the world to promote the value of global container shipping.

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Port Of L.A. Trucker, Teamsters Reach A Settlement On Organizing

The deal was publicized on the website of the Teamster union, which has been conducting a long-running campaign to organize drayage drivers in Southern California.

Coyote Logistics And Access America Transport Announce A Merger

Coyote Logistics

Coyote CEO Jeff Silver says this merger reinforces our relentless commitment to shippers and carriers across North America.

China, Italy Partner To Build First "Chinese Hub" In Italy

Shanghai Haibo, a subsidiary of China's second-largest food group Bright Food, and Qiaolab signed an agreement to create "the first Chinese hub in Italy" in the northern city of Bergamo.

Port Of Savannah Gets An Additional $35 Million For Dredging

The fiscal 2015 state budget the Legislature sent to the governor last week brings the total funding Georgia has set aside for the Savannah harbor expansion to $266 million.

Ocean Ports & Carriers

The Week Ahead in 60 Seconds: 'The FMC Approves P3 Alliance'

Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission has approved a controversial alliance of the world’s top three container shipping lines: Maersk, CMA CGM, and Mediterranean Shipping Company.

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RoadRunner Acquires Cold Chain Specialist Unitrans International

Roadrunner Transportation Systems

The non-asset based trucking company purchased the international and domestic logistics provider for $55.5 million.

UPS To Buy 1,000 More Propane-Powered Trucks

The trucks can travel up to 200 miles on a tank of propane, and will replace gasoline- and diesel-powered trucks used primarily in rural areas in Louisiana and Oklahoma.

Proposal To End Port Of Vancouver Trucker Strike Is Floated

The Canadian government, B.C., aand Port Metro Vancouver announce a plan to try and end the week-long trucker strike.

FMCSA Proposes New E-Log Mandate On All Trucks

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)

The requirement would help enforce hours-of-service rules, reduce paperwork burdens on carriers and ensure that drivers are not harassed according to FMCSA.

Analyst Thinks CP Rail Should Acquire KC Southern

Analyst from RBC Capital Markets says timing has never been better for Canadian Pacific Railway to consider an acquisition of Kansas City Southern Railway.

DOT Releases Report Finding FMCSA's CSA Program Is Flawed

The Office of Inspector General says the compliance ranking program lacks in several areas, including data collection efforts, enforcement, reporting and even the system itself all came up short in the audit.

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