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Light-Duty Natural Gas Vehicles To Reach 40 Million by 2023

According to a new report from Navigant Research, the total number of light-duty NGVs on roads worldwide will grow from 17.5 million in 2013 to 39.8 million in 2023.

NFPC Invests in Abu Dhabi "Maga Facility" For Growth, Consolidation

National Food Products Company signs a 50-year Musataha agreement with Khalifa Industrial Free Zone (Kizad) in Abu Dhabi that will include a mega-facility that will be spread across eight million square feet of land.

Canada Unveils Regulations For eManifest Border System

Once the system is mandated, there will be a six-month soft enforcement period before carriers risk a penalty for non-compliance.

Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port Of LA Offers Strategies To Remain Global Shipping Hub

Port of Los Angeles

The Port's objectives include the goal of increased cargo support revenues and rentals such as trucking, warehouses, rail, tugs and barges by 10 percent.

Mexican Truckers File $30 Billion Arbitration Over Border Program

Some 30,000 Mexican truckers have reportedly signed on to the arbitration action. An unnamed U.S. law firm is representing Canacar.

Provisour, Scanico Form Partnership On New Freezing Tech

The partnership will allow Provisur to offer its customers a broader range of freezing technologies, including a variety of spiral and impingement freezing options.

Global Cooling Offers Precooling Fruits, Vegatables Info On Website

The company places all forced-air precooling information in one place.

New Frozen Meals Company Picks TimeStrip For In-Transit Temperature Control

Time and temperature indicators from Timestrip are the vital ingredient in packaging kits designed for new range of home-cooked food parcels, showing their food has arrived within USDA transit temperature guidelines.

United Natural Foods To Build New $38 Million DC

United Natural Foods, Inc. (UNFI)

The 300,000-square-foot facility, located about 30 miles southeast of the Twin Cities, will be the company's second distribution center in Wisconsin.

Truck Drivers Think New Monitoring Technologies For Safety Equals Spying

New on-board systems and technology monitor truck drivers every move, with drivers claiming it's spying while fleet operators claim it's for safety.

CR England Commits To LNG With Long-Term Agreement With Shell

C.R. England Inc.

The global refrigerated trucking leader continues its integration of natural gas trucks into its fleet by signing sizeable LNG fueling agreement with Shell.

US-Canada Border Project Works On Land, Over Water Is Next Phase

The project’s second phase at the Peace Bridge is expected to “test the ability of the pre-inspection process to reduce wait times and border congestion."

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