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Ocean Ports & Carriers: Page 84
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Trump Seeks $108 Million for Deeper Ports; Corps Adds $56 Million Boost
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Hapag-Lloyd and UASC Merger Finalized
Hapag-Lloyd
Hapag-Lloyd strengthens its position as top five carrier among market leaders in several trades with merger.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Food and Wine Exports Propel the Port of Oakland
Port of Oakland
The Port of Oakland has taken on numerous initiatives over the past year to expedite cargo and support agricultural shippers.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
What’s on the Ocean Port and Carrier Horizon?
Despite the wave of consolidation and rate erosion in the carrier sector, there is plenty of promising news to report.
Cold Chain
Changing Landscape among Carriers, Ports
Challenges lie ahead for both shippers and carriers of perishable cargo as the industry continues to transform.
Cold Chain
StreamLines’ Blue Stream Service to Call Port of Wilmington this Summer
Port of Wilmington
The service will connect the port with perishable shippers in Central America and Europe.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Massive Imports of Corn, Soybeans Incorrectly Labeled Organic
The cargo began as ordinary soybeans, but by the time the 600-foot cargo ship arrived, the soybeans had been labeled “organic."
Warehousing
Innovator AKUA Raises $3 Million for IoT Supply Chain Transformation
The AKUA solution has already proven itself a money-saver in the time-sensitive agricultural sector.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Philadelphia Port Sees Growth in Cargo Imports
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Cargo Volume Is Up at the Port of Long Beach—Will It Last?
Port of Long Beach
Los Angeles and Long Beach ports could be increasingly competing for business as shippers consolidate their calls.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Coos Bay Proposes $400 Million Dredging Project
The project would involve dredging the current channel and deepening it 8 feet along more than 8 miles of river.
Regulations
AWO Testifies on the Dangers of Foreign Carrier Alliances Negotiating Collectively with U.S. Tugboat Operators
Federal Maritime Commission (FMC)
Tom Allegretti, president and CEO of AWO, calls decision a "threat to the health and viability of the domestic harbor services industry."
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