Port News

Growth in transloading near major seaports is reshaping cargo routing and siting of distribution centers.

“This is the first modern port to be built along the Delaware River in more than 50 years.”

The dockers’ unions have called for negotiations with the government and port employers.

Bansal called on all stakeholders to encourage more shippers to use the scheme.

Since 2010, chemical companies have announced 264 new US projects totaling more than $161 billion in capital investment.

Direct ChassisLink Inc. has acquired the 11,000-unit chassis fleet of NYK Line (North America) that now operates in pools managed by Consolidated Chassis Management and its affiliates and in the Hampton Roads Chassis Pool.

Maersk Line has drawn up contingency plans to minimize the “serious” impact of an imminent strike campaign by Spanish dockers on its global cargo operations.

Container Corporation of India is working with Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust to speed up the clearance of imports booked under the direct port delivery program.

Intermodal equipment providers hope to launch a long-delayed universal chassis pool at the Port of New York and New Jersey before the Bayonne Bridge is raised later this year.

A direct port delivery program aimed at speeding imports through India's Jawaharlal Nehru Port is bearing fruit.

China is investigating new port infrastructure investments in the Philippines as it seeks to advance its Belt and Road program, respond to investment calls from Manila, and expand its influence in the South China Sea.

It is APMT's second terminal in Mexico.

The Port of Portland on Monday took its first step toward restoring container service.

“The Teamsters are out of control.”

Spanish dockers will stage nine days of strike action starting next week.

A statement issued at JOC's 17th Annual TPM Conference seeks to allay shipper fears.

State port authorities in Georgia and Virginia want US federal maritime regulators to allow them to work together.

Alliance restructuring offers carriers an opportunity to create niche services.

Several ILA officials threw a surprise curve ball in a pre-negotiation meeting with United States Maritime Alliance, proposing a one-day coastwide work stoppage and Washington march against “government interference” in longshore hiring.

APM Terminals Mumbai said canceled sailings are largely to blame for a return to truck congestion at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust.

Eimskip aims to make weekly visits by 2020.

“Thousands of companies and millions of workers rely on these ports.”

It’s the first of what the small East Coast port hopes will be two new services coming to the gateway as ocean carriers and their alliances sort out port coverage this year.

The dockworkers’ union has said changing Spain's dock labor system would cost 7,000 to 8,000 jobs.

Storage companies are struggling to deploy container trailers because of the traffic chaos.

If properly fitted with sensors, a chassis can evolve well beyond its current state of utility.

APM Terminals has nearly tripled the previously announced upgrades at its terminal in the Port of New York and New Jersey.

Management group for US East and Gulf coasts reminds union of contract's no-strike clause.

In an interview with JOC.com, APM Terminals’ Morten Engelstoft shared his thoughts on the global marine terminal operating business.

The latest action underscores how aggressively the government is pushing to increase direct port delivery shipments.

Marine terminals encouraged to engage with truckers in order to improve turn times.

The announcement helps to fill critical gaps in market knowledge about port pairs and services of the new vessel-sharing agreements.

No date has been set for the protest.

Hutchison Port Holdings Trust CEO Gerry Yim tells JOC.com how the launching of new alliances will impact the core facilities of his company.

US government has shown interest in Canada's method of monitoring and benchmark port productivity.

The port's volume fell nearly 10 percent in 2015.

The central Japanese port kept the title for a fifth straight year despite a decline in overseas shipments.

The union and APM Terminals agreed to return to the negotiating table to settle year-long strife.

The legal salvo is the latest sign of how Hanjin containers continue to disrupt the global container shipping market.