Recent GRI success hastens signing of 2023-24 trans-Pac service contracts When it became apparent the carriers’ recent GRI had succeeded in bumping up spot rates by several hundred dollars, sources say customers moved to sign their contracts out of concern that rates would only go higher the longer they waited. Recent GRI success hastens signing […]
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on April 27, 2023in Industry News
USDOT opens $160 million in funding to cut emissions from port truck idling
on April 27, 2023in Industry News
USDOT opens 0 million in funding to cut emissions from port truck idling Funds will go to projects that focus on reducing emissions from port-related truck idling, particularly in communities adjacent to ports. USDOT opens 0 million in funding to cut emissions from port truck idling Journal of Commerce
Read More →DSV eases pain of Q1 volume, profit drop with focus on high-yielding cargo
on April 27, 2023in Industry News
DSV eases pain of Q1 volume, profit drop with focus on high-yielding cargo CEO Jens Bjørn Andersen couched the year-on-year downswing as all part of the normalization of cargo markets as they continue to reset from the heavily disrupted supply chains of the past two years. DSV eases pain of Q1 volume, profit drop with […]
Read More →Jaxport looks to redevelop land at Talleyrand terminal
on April 27, 2023in Industry News
Jaxport looks to redevelop land at Talleyrand terminal Jaxport is seeking a new tenant or tenants for a 79-acre parcel at the Talleyrand Marine Terminal in preparation for Toyota vacating the property in 2025. Jaxport looks to redevelop land at Talleyrand terminal Journal of Commerce
Read More →Broad reshaping of detention, demurrage billing possible in FMC rulemaking
on April 27, 2023in Industry News
Broad reshaping of detention, demurrage billing possible in FMC rulemaking The FMC is poised to implement potentially far-reaching changes in how detention and demurrage fees are assessed, a move that could cloud how to incentivize the movement of cargo through US marine terminals. Broad reshaping of detention, demurrage billing possible in FMC rulemaking Journal of […]
Read More →MSC slows ships, adds Mobile to Latin America-Gulf Coast service
on April 26, 2023in Industry News
MSC slows ships, adds Mobile to Latin America-Gulf Coast service The use of slow steaming, which will also reduce emissions, is one method for MSC to absorb more ships coming into its fleet this year without adding more weekly capacity. MSC slows ships, adds Mobile to Latin America-Gulf Coast service Journal of Commerce
Read More →MSC slows ships, adds Mobile to LatAm-Gulf Coast service
on April 26, 2023in Industry News
MSC slows ships, adds Mobile to LatAm-Gulf Coast service The use of slow steaming, which will also reduce emissions, is one method for MSC to absorb more ships coming into its fleet this year without adding more weekly capacity. MSC slows ships, adds Mobile to LatAm-Gulf Coast service Journal of Commerce
Read More →Yellow looks to reopen Teamster contract, negotiate consolidation
on April 26, 2023in Industry News
Yellow looks to reopen Teamster contract, negotiate consolidation Yellow, the largest Teamsters employer in the US less-than-truckload sector, says it is willing to negotiate a new contract a year early as it tries to remove roadblocks to consolidating its network. Yellow looks to reopen Teamster contract, negotiate consolidation Journal of Commerce
Read More →Yellow seeks to reopen Teamster contract, negotiate consolidation
on April 26, 2023in Industry News
Yellow seeks to reopen Teamster contract, negotiate consolidation Yellow, the largest Teamster employer in the US less-than-truckload sector, says it is willing to negotiate a new contract a year early as it tries to remove roadblocks to consolidating its network. Yellow seeks to reopen Teamster contract, negotiate consolidation Journal of Commerce
Read More →New DSV carbon credits deal seeks to cut CO2 emissions of transport carriers
on April 26, 2023in Industry News
New DSV carbon credits deal seeks to cut CO2 emissions of transport carriers A ‘book and claim’ solution from DSV allows the forwarder to scale up its decarbonization efforts by giving shippers greater access to low-carbon fuels used by transport operators. New DSV carbon credits deal seeks to cut CO2 emissions of transport carriers Journal […]
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