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Port Of LA Offers Strategies To Remain Global Shipping Hub

The Port's objectives include the goal of increased cargo support revenues and rentals such as trucking, warehouses, rail, tugs and barges by 10 percent.

US Regulators To Decide On P3 Alliance By End Of March

The proposed merger of Maersk, MSC and CMA CGM will be decided by U.S. regulators by March 24th.

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Panama Canal Authority Gives Consortium One Week Ultimatum

Panama Canal Authority (PCA)

Panama Canal Authority (PCA) head Jorge Quijano warned that failure to reach an agreement would leave no alternative but to complete the project without a consortium led by Spain's Sacyr.

Hino Unveils 'World's First' Hybrid Refrigeration Technology

The new Hino/Denso system uses energy generated by the hybrid drive train, while driving and braking, to operate the refrigerator's compressor.

360 Quality Pledges Support Of UN Save Food Initiative

The international shipping group that links specialized reefer operators, terminals and stevedores, has joined the United Nations Save Food initiative, which aims to reduce waste in food logistics.

MCI Set to Launch New Air-Cleaning Reefer Tech

Maersk Container Industry (MCI)

Maersk Container Industry is partnering with Boston-based technology company Primaira LLC to develop an air cleaning system in Star Cool Integrated refrigerated containers.

Seattle And Tacoma Ports Bury The Hatchet In Order To Compete

Two ports separated by just 30 miles across the Puget Sound have applied to the Federal Maritime Commission to begin co-operation talks on terminal investments and more.

Freight Carriers Still Hurt By Low Rates, Weak Market

Market remains weak for both ocean and air carriers despite some slightly positive statistics about rising confidence in the freight-forwarding sector.

Strikes At Multiple Ports In Chile Hurting Perishables Exports

Another week of strikes is likely to cost apple, berry and grape farmers up to $70 million according to fruit association Fedefruta.

APHIS Stopping Blueberries From Chile, Looking For Moths

European grape moths, vine moths and grape berry moths are invasive species and a threat to 27 different types of plants, including grapes, berries, cherries, currants, lilacs, nectarines and plums.

Walmart's SuperCube Fleet Gets The Green Light In Canada

With the Canadian government's approval to take the pilot project to the next phase, Walmart is hoping to roll out reefer Supercubes in the future.

Work Stoppage on Panama Canal Avoided ... For Now

Construction consortium says that a stoppage "is not a scenario being considered at this moment."

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