Baltimore preps for limited port reopening by end of April
And the US Army Corps of Engineers says it expects to clear the wreckage of the Francis Scott Key Bridge from Baltimore’s 50-foot-deep shipping
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Maersk to resume Panama Canal transits on OC1 service as vessel restrictions ease
The canal authority at the end of March increased the number of daily vessel slots available following an improvement in actual and projected water
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Iraqi Persian Gulf port project moves forward as backers push Red Sea alternative
The UAE’s AD Ports Group and the Iraqi government have signed a preliminary agreement to develop the Al-Faw Grand Port, its economic zone and
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European decarbonization goals need more funding: transport groups
Without a significant increase in EU funding, the ambitious emissions-cutting targets for 2030 and 2050 will be difficult to meet, the coalition told the
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MC unit seeks $63 million fine against MSC for alleged shipping law violations
The recommended fine, which requires approval from an FMC judge, aims to rebuke the world’s largest shipping company for alleged multiple violations around detention
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BNSF testing terminal fluidity measures ahead of appointment system rollout
The railroad is gathering information on how to streamline the flow of trucks through terminals ahead of launching an appointment system later this year
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Ports in Europe, Asia strengthen multifuel bunkering ambitions
Demand for alternative fuels is set to rise exponentially as huge numbers of dual-fueled ships are delivered over the next two years while major
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Asian air cargo block space sold out for 2024 as e-commerce fills export capacity
The air freight market is off to a strong start this year with volume out of Asia up 11% in the traditionally slow first
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NS offering NY/NJ, Virginia rail workarounds to ease Baltimore port closure
Norfolk Southern will join CSX in running inter-port trains between New York/New Jersey and Baltimore to limit disruptions involving cargo rerouted after the collapse
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Red Sea crisis prompts THE Alliance to delay restart of Asia-USEC service
The decision underscores that ship diversions around Africa’s Cape of Good Hope will likely last through at least the first half of 2024, if
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