FMC’s Dye offers fixes for container flow problems through US ports The FMC commissioner will consider how her proposals would work at three of the country’s busiest gateways – the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach and the Port of New York and New Jersey. FMC’s Dye offers fixes for container flow problems through […]
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on July 28, 2023in Industry News
Cargo flow woes persist at India’s Mundra Port after cyclone disruption
on July 28, 2023in Industry News
Cargo flow woes persist at India’s Mundra Port after cyclone disruption Concerned over the trade chaos at Mundra, India’s Container Shipping Lines Association said that vessel scheduling on services out of the country had become a major challenge for carriers. Cargo flow woes persist at India’s Mundra Port after cyclone disruption Journal of Commerce
Read More →Yellow survival depends on Teamsters, customers amid possible bankruptcy
on July 27, 2023in Industry News
Yellow survival depends on Teamsters, customers amid possible bankruptcy Yellow says its talks with the Teamsters union are “ongoing,” but the less-than-truckload carrier needs to keep customers to stay alive. Yellow survival depends on Teamsters, customers amid possible bankruptcy Journal of Commerce
Read More →Ample Southern California warehouse space awaits muted peak season
on July 27, 2023in Industry News
Ample Southern California warehouse space awaits muted peak season After three years of operating at full capacity, warehouses and distribution centers outside the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex are gaining space by shedding excess inventory, and a peak season that some say will be non-existent is not expected to disrupt that newfound fluidity. Ample Southern […]
Read More →Local issues stymie movement on a new master contract between ILA, USMX
on July 27, 2023in Industry News
Local issues stymie movement on a new master contract between ILA, USMX Only local unions at the ports of New York and New Jersey and Baltimore have come to tentative terms on local issues, with the ILA’s chief negotiator saying employers in other ports “have not taken the talks seriously.” Local issues stymie movement on […]
Read More →Port of Oakland taps visibility provider to plug gaps in container status
on July 27, 2023in Industry News
Port of Oakland taps visibility provider to plug gaps in container status Technology provider QuayChain will arm the Port of Oakland with milestone data in areas near its facilities to improve its visibility portal. Port of Oakland taps visibility provider to plug gaps in container status Journal of Commerce
Read More →ODFL focusing on capacity, cost management in LTL downcycle
on July 26, 2023in Industry News
ODFL focusing on capacity, cost management in LTL downcycle Freight volumes were down almost 12% in the second quarter at Old Dominion Freight Line, but the less-than-truckload carrier says it will continue to reinvest in capacity. ODFL focusing on capacity, cost management in LTL downcycle Journal of Commerce
Read More →Union Pacific appoints Jim Vena as CEO amid focus on ‘improving service’
on July 26, 2023in Industry News
Union Pacific appoints Jim Vena as CEO amid focus on ‘improving service’ After UP’s 2022 performance failed to meet the expectations of shareholders, an activist investor called for current CEO Lance Fritz to be replaced by Vena, who had previously served as the railroad’s chief operating officer. Union Pacific appoints Jim Vena as CEO amid […]
Read More →Western Canada port backlog to take weeks to clear: Canadian National
on July 26, 2023in Industry News
Western Canada port backlog to take weeks to clear: Canadian National CN said it will take up to eight weeks to clear the cargo backlog at the ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert as the industry waits to see if ILWU Canada’s rank and file will accept terms of the tentative deal reached last week. […]
Read More →Western Canada port backlog to take weeks to clear amid union contract vote: CN
on July 26, 2023in Industry News
Western Canada port backlog to take weeks to clear amid union contract vote: CN Canadian National Railway said it will take up to eight weeks to clear the cargo backlog at the ports of Vancouver and Prince Rupert as the industry waits to see if ILWU Canada’s rank and file will accept terms of the […]
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