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Will LNG Change Shipping Forever?

Analysts say the number of ships converted to liquefied natural gas will increase 20-fold by 2020, which could translate to lower prices for goods in the future.

Truckers, Port Of Vancouver Reach An Agreement To End Strike

The Port will reopen on Thursday with news that United Truckers Association and Unifor representatives have reached a deal with Port Metro Vancouver officials.

SuperValu Announces Moves To Streamline Distribution Operations

The Eden Prairie, Minn.-based wholesaler and retailer plans to consolidate its distribution regions from three to two, which will create new east and west operations headquartered in Hopkins, Minn., and Mechanicsville, Va.

Intermodal Rail Traffic Has A Great Week

Rail intermodal traffic increased 10.6 percent across the U.S. for the week ending on March 22, according to the Association of American Railroads.

Congestion At East Coast Ports Could Be Montreal's Benefit

Maritime cargo is so congested in U.S. eastern seaboard ports like New York’s and New Jersey’s that some of that traffic is bound to come to Montreal according to incoming president.

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All Eyes on the Sanitary Food Transportation Act

International Foodservice Distributors Association (IFDA)

The Food and Drug Administration has the responsibility for implementing FSMA and has issued seven proposed rules on each of the critical elements.

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Do An Audit To Help Find Ways To Cut Energy Costs

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Food Safety From A To Z

A look at the latest food safety best practice and tools, from establishing internal programs to the newest software and technology innovations to track, test and monitor.

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Philadelphia Gets First Look At Maersk Reefer Art-Box

Maersk Container Industry (MCI)

With frozen mussels from New Zealand shipped to the Port of Philadelphia, the 40-foot high-cube begins its journey around the world to promote the value of global container shipping.

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Confusion Over Where Shellfish Fall Under FSMA Sanitary Transportation Rule

If foods requiring temperature control to maintain their safety are covered by the proposed regulation, but live animals are exempted, where do shellfish fall?

Johnson Refrigerated Displays New Models At MATS 2014

Their latest truck body models, including Johnson's environmentally friendly all-electric refrigeration systems with cold plate technology, kickoff the trucking show.

Chinese Developer Building Cold Storage Warehouse Near Chicago

The joint venture involving Chinese Wanxiang America Real Estate Group and Chicago-based Clarius Partners LLC, announced plans to build a 400,000-square-foot cold storage warehouse in Pilsen, near the lower West side of Chicago.

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