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Biden Envoy Says Automating Ports Doesn’t Have to Cost Jobs
It’s reasonable for businesses to look at investments in technology that would enhance production and efficiency, said Stephen Lyons.
The Port of Los Angeles' Pier 300 channel. Photo: Port of Los Angeles
Shell and Hapag-Lloyd Sign Multi-Year LNG Supply Agreement
Bunkering for these twelve new vessels is expected to commence during the second half of 2023, and LNG will be supplied in the Port of Rotterdam.
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Patience Wanes Over West Coast Port-Labor Talks as Cargo Drops
Talks for a new labor pact between West Coast dockworkers and their employers are stretching into a 10th month, but with no agreement in sight.
The Port of Los Angeles' Pier 300 channel. Photo: Port of Los Angeles
Maersk Exec Concerned About River Droughts
During the summer months of 2022, record low water levels on the Rhine meant some vessels were able to carry just 25% of their usual load, so as not to risk running aground on the riverbed.
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Ukraine Crop Deal Misses Target as Russia Slow-Walks Ship Checks
The delays are weighing on farmers’ incomes and raising costs for traders, so that growing and shipping Ukrainian crops becomes increasingly challenging.
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ATA, IMCC Hail Victory in Chassis Choice Case
IMCC filed its complaint with the FMC in 2020, alleging, among other things, that they have denied motor carriers the ability to choose their provider when leasing essential chassis equipment.
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The Role of Inland Waterways in Building Supply Chain Infrastructure
It’s likely only a matter of time before we see container-laden vessels navigating the marine highway, and helping to revolutionize the container-shipping industry.
‘Shadow Fleet’ of Tankers Hauling Russian Oil Swells to 600 Ships, Trafigura Says
The European Union has imposed a ban on almost all seaborne imports of Russian refined fuels from February 5, two months after imposing a prohibition on crude oil.
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Turkey and Morocco Are Emerging as Demand Sources for Russian Diesel Before EU Ban
The EU will still get more than a quarter of its diesel imports — around 612,000 barrels a day — from Russia even in January.
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U.S. Consumer Spending is Falling
Freight carriers are seeing the impact, as the number of big and bulky shipments declines and retail customers continue to pare inventories and push back restocking.
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UN Agency Moves to Curb Underwater Shipping Noise That Affects Marine Life
Climate change is opening the global Arctic to more shipping traffic, bringing economic opportunities to some Indigenous communities but also changes to animal behavior.
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New CBP Regs Call for Greater Diligence by Brokers in Reporting Security Breaches
A new set of regulations by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) promises to make it easier for smaller customs brokers to operate on a national scale. But they also carry a sting.
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