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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Container Shipping Rates Rise as Capacity Tightens
Carriers are adopting a "shock and awe" tactic of a FAK increase rather than gradual smaller rises.
Container Shipping Lines
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Transportation
$21 Million Grant Proposed at a New York Rail Yard
In an effort to bring inland ports to central New York, state officials agreed to provide $21 million to transform the DeWitt rail yard owned by CSX Corp. into an intermodal cargo facility.
Dewitt
Software & Technology
Online Food Delivery May Take Over Cooking at Home
Home cooked meals could soon be a distant memory as food delivery apps continue to surface.
Homecooked
Transportation
Driver Turnover Rates Rise During First Quarter
While carriers are struggling to recruit drivers, they also have a hard time retaining drivers.
Truck
Transportation
42 Trade Associations Back the DRIVE-Safe Act
Under the DRIVE-Safe Act, once a driver has met the requirements to obtain a CDL, they may begin a two-step program of additional training which includes rigorous performance benchmarks that each candidate must achieve.
Drivesafe
Sustainability
Cargill to Cut Emissions by 15 Percent
Cargill has been attempting to cut its emissions by leasing newer ships and working with ship designers that will pollute less.
Cargill
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Construction Starts on Port of Savannah Logistics Center
Georgia Ports Authority
The campus will offer dual rail service through Norfolk Southern Railway and CSX
Port Of Savannah
Transportation
Penske Logistics Acquires Epes Transport
Penske Logistics
The acquisition will help Penske grow by enhancing its portfolio of transportation and logistics solutions to shippers.
Penske
Transportation
Drivers Unable to Maintain New Delivery Lifestyle
Every season is starting to feel like peak season to delivery-drivers as supermarkets start to dive into the food delivery space.
Food Delivery
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Supporting More Food Imports and Exports
It takes a network of ports with a range of capabilities to accommodate growing volumes of U.S. imports and exports of food.
Phila Port Crane Updates Oct 2017 3
3PL/4PL
High-End Perishables Remain a Unique Market
Despite the longevity of such high-end perishables as confectionary, logistics requirements remain untraditional with new sets of challenges.
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Carbon Footprint
Food Logistics Names 2018 Top Green Providers
The annual Top Green Providers list showcases companies that have found new ways to promote sustainability throughout their operations and to their customers.
Green Provider 2018
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