Norfolk Southern expands Florida service through deal with FEC
The Class I railroad said it and Florida East Coast Railway are looking to take more trucks off the road with the additional intermodal
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Montreal’s uncertain mega-project opens window for Halifax, Saint John
Halifax and Saint John are expanding their container terminals as Class I railroads see an opportunity to serve major inland destinations from the Eastern
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Aggressive trans-Pac blank sailings likely through Lunar New Year amid freight downturn: sources
For importers and forwarders, the blank sailings mean the resulting schedule disruptions and “rolling” of cargo they are already experiencing at Asian load ports
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First green shipping corridor will connect Shanghai with Southern California
Los Angeles, Long Beach and Shanghai will work with ocean carriers and an organization of cities committed to emissions reductions to develop the first-ever
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Uncertain US shippers shifting freight, altering inventory strategies
The BlueGrace Logistics Confidence Index indicates retail shippers with “tremendous” inventories on hand are likely to move more small shipments as the holidays approach.
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New market study related to the Customs Laboratories European Network, chemical tariff classification and laboratory testing
The Commission has launched a new market study aimed at improving future calls for tenders and identifying potentially interested organisations to support the work
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New ZIM service takes advantage of Savannah’s expanding cold storage network
Savannah attracted the new service due to its growing third-party logistics network and proximity to East Coast and Midwest markets, allowing for quicker and
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US LTL shippers still juggling carriers, freight in wake of Yellow’s demise
Less-than-truckload freight once hauled by Yellow is being redistributed among other carriers in waves as shippers shop for the best fit in price, capacity,
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Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd put shippers on notice ahead of European ETS surcharges
The phased implementation of Europe’s emissions trading system on the shipping industry beginning next year will generate significant costs for carriers that will be
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Pandemic, shipping reform boost caseload for harried FMC
Shippers more than tripled their formal complaints in fiscal year 2022, emboldened by the maritime regulator’s sharpened focus on how ocean carriers interact with
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