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Warehousing
Lineage Logistics Acquires Emergent Cold
Lineage
The acquisition strengthens the company's leading port presence in the United States and signifies its entry into the Australian, New Zealand and Sri Lankan temperature-controlled logistics markets, building on Lineage's existing presence in the Asia-Paci
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Risk/Compliance
California Power Outages May Spoil Thanksgiving Donations
California's largest utility Pacific Gas & Electric announced that it would be implementing rolling blackouts over the next decade, potentially spoiling Thanksgiving food donations.
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Emerging Technologies
UPS and HerdX Deliver Blockchain-Verified Beef From U.S. to Japan
United Parcel Service (UPS)
The companies teamed up to develop tracking and traceability technology that improves quality assurance for beef products that are shipped internationally
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Trucking
Freight Market Optimistic After Strong Month of Trailer Orders
Trailer orders came back with 31,800 units, a 71% increase from September.
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Agriculture
American Farmers Allowed to Send Poultry to China Again
China first banned U.S. poultry in January 2015 because of an avian influenza outbreak in December 2014.
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Risk/Compliance
Port of Los Angeles: Tariffs and Trade War are Threatening US Jobs and Economy
Port of Los Angeles
New study and digital map show the potential cost of tariffs to jobs, income and tax revenue for every US state and congressional district.
Port Of Los Angeles
Trucking
California Truckers File First Lawsuit Against Gig Economy Law
California Trucking Association filed the first lawsuit challenging a new labor law that seeks to give wage and benefit protections to gig economy drivers, which include rideshare drivers at companies like Uber and Lyft.
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Trucking
Truckload Volumes Hit 5-Year High in October
DAT Freight & Analytics
More spot truckload shipments moved in October than in any month since January 2015.
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
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.
Port Of Portland
Foodservice
How the Foodservice Industry is Trimming Costs, Boosting Visibility
Paragon Software Systems Inc
The highly competitive foodservice industry continues to adopt software and technology tools to help maintain an edge in the marketplace, which includes trimming costs and boosting visibility.
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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Maersk Tests Battery System to Improve Power Production
A.P. Moller- Maersk
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.
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Emerging Technologies
7 Technologies that Lead to High-Performance Logistics
Technology is available and it’s here to stay.
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