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Warehousing
CMA CGM Signs Cooperation Pact With Iran Shipping Lines
CMA CGM
The agreement, signed during a goodwill visit to Paris by Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, covers capacity sharing, joint route operations, and cooperation in using port terminals, the French government said.
Rail & Intermodal
Norfolk Southern Corp. To Cut Rail Lines, Jobs
Norfolk Southern Corp.
Norfolk Southern’s strategic five-year restructuring plan is designed to reassure and bolster support among shareholders in the face of a possible proxy fight with Canadian Pacific.
Warehousing
U.K. Regulator Orders Tesco To Improve Supplier Invoice Transparency
The U.K. Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) said the investigation covering the period June 25, 2013 to Feb. 5 2015 found that the retailer “seriously breached a legally-binding Groceries Supply Code of Practice to protect groceries suppliers.”
Last-Mile
Why Amazon’s Move Into Hauling Doesn’t Concern Some Carriers
Amazon
On Tuesday, two of the largest U.S. trucking companies brushed off the potential threat from the e-commerce giant saying there was plenty of freight to go around.
Risk/Compliance
Rico Acquires Majority Holding In Circle Express
Circle Express has a countrywide fleet of 300 vehicles operating out of eight aviation security listed depots near the airports at Heathrow, Aberdeen, Birmingham, Exeter, Glasgow, Leeds, Manchester and a cross dock facility in Milton Park, Abingdon.
Supply Chain Visibility
How Denny’s Franchisees Manage Purchasing Through Their Supply Chain Oversight Committee
Denny's, with its 1,599 franchises in the United States, has advisory councils, which offer advice from franchisee delegates to a willing-to-listen franchisor.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Expanded Panama Canal Likely To Open In June
Panama Canal Authority (PCA)
Panama Canal Authority Administrator Jorge L. Quijano told the AJOT at an American Association of Port Authorities conference in Tampa "early May or late May, we should be functional, and maybe June for the inauguration."
Cold Chain
Virginia Supermarkets Still Await Deliveries Following Snowstorm
Shelves normally stocked with milk, eggs and bread were empty on Monday at Safeway and Target stores in Rosslyn, Va.
Warehousing
Kerry Logistics To Acquire U.S. Freight Forwarder
The Hong Kong-based company, which specializes international freight forwarding and supply chain services in China and Southeast Asia, said in a conference call that it will acquire a 51 percent stake of an unnamed American company.
3PL/4PL
Amazon Bids To Become The Biggest Global 3PL
Amazon
It's part of a strategy to make Amazon the largest third-party logistics (3PL) provider worldwide, from the U.S. to Africa, Latin America, India, and even China where the company has gained ground as it tries to compete with Alibaba and Tmall.
Warehousing
Uber Prepares Food Delivery App In 10 Cities
Uber Eats
In the coming weeks customers in such cities as Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and Austin, Texas, will be able to use a new UberEats app to order from the full menus of dozens of local restaurants and have their food delivered by an Uber driver.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Ports America To Exit Port Of Oakland, Invest Elsewhere
Ports America
Ports America is active in planning its expansion and investment opportunities in its existing locations at both the Port of Tacoma and the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.
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