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Temperature Sensor Technology Firm Brings Electronic Labels to Market

Smart Sensor Labels technology tracks the changes in temperature of perishable goods.

Dematic Offers New Freezer-Rated Computers for Cold Chain

Dematic Corporation

The Omnii XT15f and VH10f industrial mobile computers are available now from Dematic Real Time Solutions.

The Week Ahead in 60 Seconds: 'New Shipping Service Launches on Great Lakes'

A new shipping service that will be the only regular, scheduled international container service on the Great Lakes, called the Cleveland-Europe Express, will connect the Cleveland Harbor and Europe via the Saint Lawrence Seaway.

Lara L. Sowinski

San Diego, Tijuana Start Construction To Join Airports

Once the project is finished in late 2014, Tijuana will be the first multinational airport on the American continent and the third in the world.

MARAD Releases Study on Shipping for Post-Expanded Panama Canal

Panama Canal Expansion Study is the first of a two-part study intended to help prepare for the impact of the Panama Canal expansion on U.S. ports, waterways and intermodal freight systems.

NY Port Authority Raises Tolls on Bridges, Tunnels

The higher toll hit trucks or towing combinations with six or more axles the hardest with an increase of $12.

MTC Logistics Expands at the Port of Baltimore

With the expansion, MTC Logistics will operate three distribution centers with 20,000,000 cubic feet of refrigerated and frozen space, serving the ports of Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Wilmington.

Canada's Auditor General Puts Focus on Food, Rail Safety

New Democrat MP Malcolm Allen said the gaps identified by the auditor general are "an indictment" of the federal government's overall mismanagement.

Two LNG Plants Planned For Canada

Firms team up to construct two LNG plant projects in Vancouver and Edmonton to promote use by the transportation sector in Canada.

The Week Ahead in 60 Seconds: 'US Farm Exports Hit Record High'

Good news from the USDA … agricultural exports hit a record high $140.9 billion during fiscal year 2013.

Editor-in-Chief Lara L. Sowinski

EU to Investigate Shippers for Collusion

European Commission investigators are acting on shipper allegations that lines could be colluding on freight rates.

Pioneer Foods to Drop its Poultry Business

South Africa's second-largest food producer by value, Pioneer Foods, is calling it quits after a tough year in the broiler industry.

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