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High Liner Meets 99 Percent Of Their Sustainability Goals

Frozen seafood company has achieved 99 percent of its goal to source all its seafood from "certified sustainable or responsible" fisheries and aquaculture.

GAO Review: FMCSA's CSA Safety Scores Are Flawed

Government Accountability Office found in its recent review that the agency's CSA safety enforcement program cannot accurately assess the safety of small carriers.

BNSF Railroad Announces $5 Billion Spending Plan

BNSF Railway operates on 32,500 route miles of track in 28 states and two Canadian provinces.

Kane Is Able Expands Distribution Operations To Detroit

Third-party logistics provider is adding a 60,000 square foot facility in Brownstown, Michigan, located 21 miles south of downtown Detroit.

Hino Unveils 'World's First' Hybrid Refrigeration Technology

The new Hino/Denso system uses energy generated by the hybrid drive train, while driving and braking, to operate the refrigerator's compressor.

USDA Proposes Changes To Allow Frozen Beef Exports From Brazil

The proposed regulation changes would allow the importation of chilled or frozen beef.

360 Quality Pledges Support Of UN Save Food Initiative

The international shipping group that links specialized reefer operators, terminals and stevedores, has joined the United Nations Save Food initiative, which aims to reduce waste in food logistics.

Langdon Buys Eurocentral Warehouse To Expand Cold Storage

Work has already started on converting the interior to temperature controlled, with a frozen chamber and chilled cross-docking area able to handle in excess of 500 pallets per hour.

Supply Chain Visibility

Market For GPS Fleet Management Systems Still Strong

According to an in-depth study by C.J. Driscoll and Associates, the market for GPS fleet management systems is still full of opportunity.

The Week Ahead in 60 Seconds: 'Teaming Up With the JOC on ‘Cool Cargoes’'

Most of you are probably familiar with the Journal of Commerce’s Transpacific Maritime (TPM) conference, held at the beginning of March each year in Southern California. A few years ago, the JOC added a Cool Cargoes track to the TPM program.

Editor-in-Chief, Lara L. Sowinski

FMCSA Releases Study That Says HOS Restart Rule Is Working

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA)

The release of its long-awaited field study says the new 34-hour restart rule for truck drivers is more effective at combating fatigue than the prior version.

Spread Of Hog Virus Turns Its Focus On Transportation

The focus turns to safety measures for the trucking industry, as transportation vehicles are considered the most likely means of spreading the virus.

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