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Port Tampa Bay And Florida Ports Council Celebrate Water Resources Reform and Development Act

Florida members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure (T&I) Committee participated in a panel to discuss the benefits of the historic, bipartisan legislation signed into law by President Obama, in June 2014.

Richard Biter, Assistant Secretary for Intermodal, Florida Dept. of Transportation; Congressman Daniel Webster; Port Tampa Bay President & CEO Paul Anderson; Congressman Steve Southerland; and Florida Ports Council President Doug Wheeler.

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Port Tampa Bay Signs Agreement With Cartagena, Colombia Port

This signing is the latest in a string of similar agreements between Florida’s largest port and other key Latin American ports such as Quequén, Argentina; Barranquilla, Colombia; Veracruz, Mexico; JAPDEVA, Costa Rica and the Panama Canal Authority.

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Building a Better Reefer Box

Refrigerated trailers and containers get smarter and lighter.

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Congested Rotterdam Port Takes Corrective Measures

Inland waterway barges and feeder ships transporting export and import containers will be diverted from the congested ECT Delta and Euromax terminals to three smaller terminals to be “bundled” for onward shipments to the larger facilities.

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ATA Forecast Projects Continued Growth for Trucking

Trucking’s share of freight tonnage will grow from 69.1 percent in 2013 to 71.4 percent in 2025.

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Shippers Cautious About Maersk Line/MSC Vessel-Sharing Pact

The European Shippers’ Council thinks the European competition authorities should monitor the agreement closely.

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DP World Vancouver Stops Accepting U.S. Bound Cargo

Since the beginning of the month, the Dubai-based terminal operator has waived demurrage for rail containers diverted to truck transport and moved from its terminal.

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U.S. Approves Chilean Carrier Merger With Hapag-Lloyd

Clearance for the merger was granted recently by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission.

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Physical Oceanographic Real-Time System Launches In Jacksonville, Fla.

The $2.8 million Physical Oceanographic Real-Time System (PORTS) offers data from 18 stations comprised of 46 sensors located along 67 miles of the St. Johns River in Northeast Florida.

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Port of Savannah to Deliver Fresher Fruit

Georgia Ports Authority

The Port of Savannah handled 8 percent of the U.S. containerized cargo volume and 10.9 percent of all U.S. containerized exports in FY2013.

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Long Beach Ports Approve $579 Million For Infrastructure

The Harbor Department plans to spend $579 million on capital projects as part of a decade-long, $4 billion investment in port upgrades and efficiency improvements.

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Ports Of Shanghai And Los Angeles Launch 'EcoPartnership'

Port of Los Angeles

The U.S.-China EcoPartnership Program advances the goals of the Ten-Year Framework for Cooperation on Energy and the Environment established in 2008.

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