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Transportation
Pacific Port Employers Disclose Details Of Union Demands
The port operators' coalition cast doubt on the union's intentions of ending discord at West Coast ports by disclosing the union wants the right to fire arbitrators at the end of contracts.
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Warehousing
DHL Managers Cite New African 'Boom Towns'
Several towns in Africa that are booming right now based on the volume of goods being shipped in and out to support technology, mining and agriculture
Foodservice
GrubHub Acquires Delivery Services DiningIn and Restaurants On The Run
Grubhub
The two companies GrubHub has acquired, DiningIn and Restaurants on the Run, will allow it to deliver from 3,000 restaurants across the US, with operations already up and running in Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles and Houston.
3PL/4PL
The Wall Street Journal: Larger Container Ships Bring More Accident Risks
Their increasing size already is straining the unloading resources at some port facilities and—along with labor troubles—has contributed to traffic issues at the nation’s West Coast ports.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Pacific Maritime Association Makes 'All In' Offer To End Port Dispute
Pacific Maritime Association (PMA)
The PMA issued an ultimatum of “continued slowdowns or gold-standard wages and benefits,” offering a three percent year-on-year wage increase for ILWU full-time workers, following three months of port slow-downs across the US West Coast.
Foodservice
Sysco/US Foods Merger Hits Standstill: Customers Are Okay While Competitors Are Lovin’ It
Sysco
Foodservice operators are generally optimistic about the merger.
3PL/4PL
China Lowers Tariff On U.S. Pecan Imports
Around 80 percent of the world’s pecan production comes out of the U.S., with the primary production state Georgia exporting around 75 percent of its pecans to China.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
West Coast Ports On 'Brink Of Collapse' Over Labor Contract
National Retail Federation (NRF)
A work stoppage could drain $2 billion a day from the U.S. economy, according to the National Retail Federation, National Association of Manufacturers and U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
Grocery Retail
Alibaba Drones Fly Over Beijing While Amazon Pleads for U.S. Tests
Alibaba.com
Asia’s largest Internet company is partnering with Shanghai YTO Express Logistics Co. to deliver ginger tea packets to 450 Chinese customers who volunteered for the one-time drone tests.
Cold Chain
U.K.'s Waitrose Taps Primafruit For Sourcing Imported Fruit
As part of the new agreement, Waitrose and Primafruit will be packing all imported core fruit in a single pack house in Evesham, creating a number of jobs.
Warehousing
ORBIS Corp. Opens Manufacturing Plant In Mexico, Employs 140
ORBIS Corporation
The new plant is also the first ORBIS facility to offer injection and structural foam molding, as well as dunnage fabrication, all under one roof.
Transportation
Bill To End Container Freight Charge Heads To New York State Assembly
The Port Authority of PANY/NJ is the only port in the U.S. to impose a cargo facility charge on all containers, including empties, according to Maersk Line.
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