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Montreal’s Viau terminal to nearly double capacity
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
The expansion of one of four main terminals at the port of Montreal will help Canada’s second-largest port cope with growing cargo volumes as shipping services increase.
International ports
Savannah, Houston drive Asia import shift to East, Gulf coasts
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
Savannah led Asian import growth among top US ports last year and aims to increase its market share further by reaching deeper into interior US with expanded intermodal rail.
North American ports
India-Afghanistan corridor opens via Chabahar
India Special Correspondent |
Exports from Afghanistan are expected to double in the next year thanks to the new marine transshipment route, according to President Mohammad Ashraf Ghani.
International ports
Maritime
US port ‘champion’ Cernak dies at 63
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
Steven M. Cernak, a veteran of the ports of Galveston, Everglades, and New York-New Jersey passed away over the weekend.
North American ports
Flood of empty container returns delays LA-LB recovery
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
Sources tell JOC.com multiple terminals are being "bombarded" by empty container returns, causing congestion at terminal gates and delaying the overall recovery at the busiest US port complex.
Marine terminals
Australian dockworkers to strike at DP World terminals
Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent |
Members of the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) at the ports of Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Fremantle are protesting a DP World decision to cease providing workers with income protection insurance.
Longshore labor
APM readies NY-NJ appointment system
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
A new appointment system, the second in the Port of New York and New Jersey, should be up and running at APM Terminals in the summer.
Marine terminals
ILA president seeks third term
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
Harold Daggett, leader of the East and Gulf coast longshore labor union, is seeking a third term just over a year after striking a coastwide master contract with employers banning automated terminals.
Longshore labor
MSC wants full control to turn around Gioia Tauro
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
The Geneva-based carrier may soon be the sole owner of Gioia Tauro's container terminal, and its only customer, which could make it difficult to arrest declining volume at the transshipment hub.
International ports
China backing to fuel Trieste competition with Piraeus
Greg Knowler, Europe Editor |
If Italy signs up to Beijing's Belt and Road Initiative as expected, it will open the way for Trieste to become China's gateway to southern Europe.
Port News
Long Beach port optimizer decision raises data questions
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
Long Beach's dilemma over choosing a port information portal highlights questions of how much shipment information is needed to improve efficiency for BCOs and truckers and how much users will be willing to pay for that data.
North American ports
Santos terminals hold firm as strike enters second week
Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent |
Sources tell JOC.com the strike might be the “final hurrah” for the OGMO dockworker labor pool at Santos, as terminal operators prepare for life without the freelance laborers despite the strike's apparent impact on productivity.
International ports
Cosco to begin serving fast-growing Montreal
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
A new Cosco loop to the port of Montreal is the port's third new service to and from Europe in the past year.
International ports
Dallas importers losing Houston rail link
Ari Ashe, Senior Editor |
Dallas cargo owners will lose a rail option to Houston in late April
North American ports
International rail
Automation plans expose rising ILWU tensions
Peter Tirschwell |
US West Coast terminal operators see ILWU resistance to the deployment of automated yard equipment at APM Terminals Pier 400 in Los Angeles as an end-run around its own contract, which not only allows for automation but states dockworkers “will not interfere with implementation.”
Longshore labor
NY-NJ rail projects target fluidity
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
Two projects will add more than 28,000 square feet of new track inside the US East Coast's largest port, most of which will be used to store empty rail cars and build trains.
North American ports
NY-NJ eyes barge routes for 2019 launch
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
A new barge service in the Port of New York and New Jersey could be up and running by the year's end, with routes to Portland, Maine, and Wilmington, Delaware, under consideration.
North American ports
LA-LB congestion reveals deeper supply chain issues
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
Terminal executives at the Los Angeles-Long Beach port complex tell TPM 2019 that when container gateways get overwhelmed by unexpected volume surges, even the best laid operating plans go awry.
Marine terminals
Clear contracting prevents detention-demurrage disputes
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
BCOs are taking a more proactive approach to avoid incurring demurrage-detention penalties, setting clear terms in ocean carrier contracts and even negotiating directly with terminals.
Marine terminals
Carriers broaden India port coverage
India Special Correspondent |
Long-haul container carriers are looking to take advantage of a recent change in India cabotage rules intended to lure transshipment cargo away from foreign hub ports.
International ports
Container lines
Dhaka ICD triples empty container storage fees
Bangladesh Special Correspondent |
Shippers using the inland container depot to store empty containers will now be subject to an additional $6 per day charge.
International ports
Intermodal providers
Santos operator builds container barricade as strike intensifies
Rob Ward, Special Correspondent |
As a strike by freelance longshoremen continues, terminal operators at Brazil's busiest container port fear a repeat of last August, when dockworkers invaded a CMA CGM vessel.
International ports
Memphis chassis grey pool plan crumbles
Ari Ashe, Senior Editor |
A coalition of BCOs, truckers, and railroads believe an interoperable pool would give shippers a backstop if any single provider ran out of chassis.
Drayage
Baltimore asks DOT to plug Howard Tunnel funding gap
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
The state has revived a project to raise the ceiling of CSX's Howard Street Tunnel to and from the Port of Baltimore in an effort to attract more Midwest cargo.
North American ports
Rail News
Kia ramps up SUV exports in Brunswick
Janet Nodar, Senior Editor, Breakbulk and Heavy Lift |
Brunswick port forms an integral link in Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia’s supply chain, handling both incoming components and finished vehicles for export.
North American ports
Breakbulk News
SSA concession fuels Jacksonville port expansion, dredging
Ari Ashe, Senior Editor |
Terminal operator SSA Marine has signed a new lease that includes the expansion and development of the Port of Jacksonville's Blount Island Marine Terminal and $28 million for harbor dredging.
North American ports
New ILA system aims to boost NY-NJ port performance
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
Under the new program, ILA gangs will be responsible for increasing their productivity by about one move per hour each year, and teams that don't meet their goals will face additional reviews or even be removed from rotation.
Marine terminals
India's reworked port tariff rule fails to ease investor worries
India Special Correspondent |
The new port tariff policy aims to address longstanding issues with a 2005 revenue program that disadvantaged older terminals, but operators are urging the government to consider a demand-based model.
International ports
Freelance Santos stevedores strike over looming job losses
Rob Ward, Special Correspondent |
Dockworkers from the OGMO freelance labor pool in Brazil’s busiest container port are protesting the elimination of regulations mandating at least 25 percent of longshore work be performed by OGMO members.
International ports
NY-NJ port shows resilience with cargo surge
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
Elevated cargo levels through the Port of New York and New Jersey in 2018 had no major impact on cargo fluidity, except for at one terminal, and stakeholders say that bodes well for future surges.
North American ports
APM: Fluidity near normal at NY-NJ terminal
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
The cargo flow at APM Terminals' facility in Elizabeth, New Jersey, is returning to normalcy after five months of elevated turn times and rail dock dwell times.
North American ports
Port of Virginia expands reefer capacity
Ari Ashe, Senior Editor |
The Port of Virginia has officially placed 13 new container stacks online while also receiving clearance to increase its imports and exports of reefer containers.
North American ports
Rising costs have BCOs weighing haulage options
Ari Ashe, Senior Editor |
Upcoming trans-Pacific service contract talks give BCOs an opportunity to reassess haulage options, but choosing between carrier and merchant models requires a delicate balance between cost and control.
Drayage
Trucking News
Container lines
Tech providers pulling back curtain on drayage data
Eric Johnson, Senior Technology Editor |
VC-funded startups are joining established players in providing previously hard-to-get data around the critical transport legs between ports and distribution centers.
Drayage
Logistics Technology News
LA-LB port congestion finally easing
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
With blank sailings kicking in and congestion at Chicago rail yards easing, terminal operators in LA-LB say they have turned the corner and they see end of congestion by mid-March
North American ports
Rail News
Rotterdam, Antwerp barge delays signal surcharges ahead
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
Shippers can expect barge congestion surcharges for containers moved through Rotterdam and Antwerp to increase as barge operators report persistent and often lengthy waiting times.
International ports
LA terminal automation delayed, but not derailed
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
The ILWU agreed to postpone a decision on a construction permit to automate a portion of APM Terminal's Pier 400 in Los Angeles, but this is likely a temporary setback as the union's coastwide labor contract allows employers to automate at will.
Marine terminals
Adani making inroads in Indian container market
India Special Correspondent |
An unregulated tariff regime and close strategic relationships with ocean carriers MSC and CMA CGM has helped private port terminal operator the Adani Group capture a 30 percent share of India's container market.
Marine terminals
Tampa port lands another Asian container service
Ari Ashe, Senior Editor |
CMA CGM will begin calling Port Tampa Bay in May with its PEX3 service, the second major weekly Asian string to visit the central Florida port in 2019.
North American ports
Maersk call aids AECT volume gains
India Special Correspondent |
After initially struggling to attract liner customers due to high tariffs, the Adani Ennore Container Terminal (AECT) reported record volumes in each of the last three months, but that growth will be difficult to sustain with so much local competition.
International ports
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