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Railroads, shippers maneuver to catch legislators’ attention for their transport agendas
John D. Boyd |
Railroads and shipper activists are trying to make sure their issues are on the table when lawmakers return to Capitol Hill after their August break, especially because the legislators have a lot on t
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Rail News
US Ports Grow Greener to Grow Deeper
Peter T. Leach |
As the United States turns its attention to the need to expand ports and inland road and rail connectors to meet trade growth, the country’s planners can only contemplate the path to port expans
Maritime
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
The DOT’s Trailblazers
R.G. Edmonson |
The Department of Transportation this month announced eight marine highway projects expected to be the pioneers along DOT-designated marine highway corridors:
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Maritime
Marine Highways Hit The Fast Lane
R.G. Edmonson |
In two years, the first of 10 small container ships are to begin shuttling international containers between major East Coast ports and smaller ports ranging from Maine to Texas.
Maritime
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Customs Gives ITDS Some TLC
R.G. Edmonson |
After years as the stepchild of the Automated Commercial Environment, the International Trade Data System is showing life of its own -- and none to soon.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
STB Shifts Top Staff Positions
John D. Boyd |
One year after he became chairman of the Surface Transportation Board that regulates economic issues between railroads and shippers, Daniel R.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
North-American rail
CEVA Starts Gulf-Alberta Expedited Service
JOC Staff |
CEVA Logistics is launching an expedited surface freight service between the U.S. Gulf Coast and Alberta, Canada, aimed at the energy sector, the company said Friday.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Panalpina Opens Singapore Oil Hub
Bruce Barnard |
Panalpina inaugurated a dedicated oil and gas logistics hub in Singapore designed to boost the Swiss supply chain management firm's presence in the fast growing Asian market.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DOT Stimulus Spend Tops $17 Billion
John D. Boyd |
The Department of Transportation's payouts of stimulus checks to states for work on roads, bridges and other projects reached $17.134 billion as of Aug.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Air Cargo
Trucking News
Rail News
OHL Names CEO, Executive Chairman
Thomas L. Gallagher |
The board of directors at logistics provider OHL elected Scott McWilliams, currently chief executive officer, to the position of executive chairman of the board and selected Bert Irigoyen, current pre
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Leading Economic Index Climbs 0.1 Percent
Thomas L. Gallagher |
The Conference Board Leading Economic Index for the U.S. increased 0.1 percent in July to 109.8, following a 0.3 percent decline in June, and a 0.5 percent increase in May.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Lowe’s to Reduce Inventory Growth
JOC Staff |
Retailer Lowe’s will sharply scale back its inventory expansion in the second half of this year after seeing inventories grow ahead of sales in the second quarter, company officials said.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Former BAX Chief Joins MIQ Logistics
William B. Cassidy |
Former BAX Global leader Joey Carnes this week became chairman and CEO of MIQ Logistics, where he'll work with former BAX hand John Carr, president and COO.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Truck brokers
Home Depot Cuts Inventories, Increases Turns
JOC Staff |
Home Depot, gaining benefits from a long-term supply chain improvement program, says it reduced inventory holdings $38 million in the quarter ending Aug.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Motor Vehicles Drive Industrial Production Gains
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Industrial production increased 1 percent in July, driven by manufacturing, especially of motor vehicles and parts, according to a report Tuesday from the Federal Reserve.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
New Rail Grant Requests Flood DOT
John D. Boyd |
In a followup to the Department of Transportation’s earlier allocation of $8 billion in stimulus grants for faster and expanded inter-city passenger rail service, the DOT said it has taken 77 ai
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Rail News
North-American rail
Mexico Expands Retaliatory Tariffs in Trucks Dispute
William B. Cassidy |
Mexico stepped up its pressure on the U.S. in the dispute over cross-border trucking on Monday, expanding the list of American goods that will be hit with punitive tariffs.
Trucking News
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Stimulating Projects
John D. Boyd |
Stimulus money is rolling out of the Department of Transportation.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
ELAA in Transition
Peter T. Leach |
The Brussels-based organization that lobbied the European Union on behalf of liner shipping companies ceased those efforts last month but is staying open as a trade association.
Maritime
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Container lines
Forwarding
Engineered to Fail
R.G. Edmonson |
The Army Corps of Engineers is caught in a web of competing political, commercial and environmental interests that impairs its ability to maintain and modernize the nation’s waterway infrastruct
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Manufacturing, Retail Inventories Rise
William B. Cassidy |
Manufacturing, wholesale and retail inventories rose in June, reinforcing claims that the wave of goods restocking benefiting t
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Pennsylvania Slashes Transportation Spending
Thomas L. Gallagher |
The Pennsylvania Transportation Commission approved a 24 percent cut in the budget for infrastructure improvements through 2022.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Retail Sales Climb 0.4 Percent in July
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Retail and food services sales increased 0.4 percent from June to July, according to a report Friday morning from the U.S. Census Bureau.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
CEVA Boosts Revenue on Higher Volume
Thomas L. Gallagher |
CEVA Logistics boosted second quarter revenue 30 percent year-over-year to $2.244 billion on the basis of strong freight volume, particularly in the Americas and Asia Pacific, the global supply chain
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Freight Shipments Inched Upward in June
Joseph Bonney |
Freight shipments as measured in ton-miles rose 0.2 percent in June from May, in the latest step of a gradual increase
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
DOT Backs Eight Marine Highway Aid Projects
John D. Boyd |
The Department of Transportation unveiled eight marine highway project corridors around the country that it will help through $7 million in current grant funding plus future aid, and listed six major
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Trade Deficit Makes Record Jump
Joseph Bonney |
The U.S. trade deficit widened in June to its highest level since October 2008 as exports slipped 1.3 percent while imports hit a record high, the Commerce Department said.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Ted Stevens Dies in Alaska Plane Crash
R.G. Edmonson |
Former Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, died Tuesday in a plane crash at Dillingham, Alaska, a fishing village on Bristol Bay in western Alaska. He was 86.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
LaHood Predicts High-Speed Rail Soon
R.G. Edmonson |
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Tuesday 85 percent of the country will be connected by a high-speed rail network within 25 years.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Chinese Export Surge Slows
Joseph Bonney |
China's export volume in July rose 38.1 percent from a year earlier, down from June’s 43.9 percent rate.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Shipper Accuses Forwarders of Fraud
R.G. Edmonson |
A Pakistani clothing manufacturer is accusing two U.S. freight forwarders of defrauding it out of some $207,000 in payments due.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
US to Resume Chicken Exports to Russia
JOC Staff |
U.S. poultry producers have the green light to export poultry to Russia.
Cool Cargo News
New Cold Storage Company Forms in China
JOC Staff |
A Chinese warehouse company and a U.S. company specializing in refrigerated cold storage are teaming up to provide a new cold storage option in China.
Cool Cargo News
Shifting Tide for Waterways Funding
R.G. Edmonson |
The barge industry and inland waterways users voiced unanimous support for a 20-year capital spending plan for the Army Corps of Engineers to carry out much-needed construction and rehabilitation on t
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
New Orleans to Build Reefer Terminal
JOC Staff |
The Port of New Orleans is taking another step toward recovering from the lingering effects of Hurricane Katrina by agreeing to build a dockside refrigerated terminal.
Cool Cargo News
US to Resume Chicken Exports to Russia
JOC Staff |
U.S. poultry producers have the green light to export poultry to Russia.
Cool Cargo News
Recovery Still Has Legs
John D. Boyd |
Freight shipment activity has signaled for weeks that the slowdown in the economic recovery was not tipping into a feared “double-dip” recession, and now a slew of official reports backs u
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Supply Chain Whiteout
Stephanie Nall |
White is the new green for companies in the cold chain that want to improve their environmental rating.
Cool Cargo News
Maritime
Trucking News
Forwarding
Geodis Ready to Launch
Joseph Bonney |
More than a year-and-a-half after paying $365 million for IBM’s global logistics operation, Paris-based Geodis says it’s ready to use the acquisition as a launch pad for expansion.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Keeping a Cool Head
Air Cargo World |
Around 90 percent of customers using powered refrigeration to ship temperature-sensitive air freight are moving high-value pharmaceutical or health care products, according to Envirotainer CEO Thomas
Air Cargo
Cool Cargo News
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