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Oregon Looks to Build West Coast's First Ship-to-Rail Port Terminal
Roughly two million import and export containers are expected to move through the Port of Coos Bay each year once the new terminal is up and running.
Photo: Port of Coos Bay
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Jennifer Chung, director of automation and innovation for North America with DSV, and Laura Adams, director of customer lifecycle marketing with Locus Robotics, tell how Locus helped DSV to meet the seasonal needs of a key customer.
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UN Report: Future-Proofing Supply Chains a 'Strategic Necessity'
The UNCTAD's report released on October 22 found that container trade measured in tons of cargo grew by just 0.3% in 2023.
Photo: iStock / Bjoern Wylezich
Panama Speeds Up Process to Revoke Sanctioned Vessels
Prior to this new expedited process, it would take months to remove a sanctioned vessel from the Panama Ship Registry.
Several freighters, assisted by tugboats, entering the Panama Canal at Gatun Locks on the Atlantic side. Photo: iStock / searagen
India Grapples With Surge in Hoax Bomb Threats Against Airlines
Although it's unclear what exactly it is that's sparked this recent increase, most of the threats appear to be coming from anonymous accounts on social media.
Photo: iStock / rvimages
Maersk Raises Guidance Again as Red Sea Attacks Boost Rates
Maersk had already raised its 2024 profit forecast in May, June and August, as the Red Sea conflict was having a larger than previously expected impact.
Photo: iStock / BalkansCat
USPS Proposes End to Dual Shipping Label Policy
Private shippers will typically use dual labels to identify both the USPS and a private mail carrier as possible delivery agents for a parcel.
Photo: iStock / Sundry Photography
Fleetio, Razor Tracking Partner on Fleet Management Platform
The cloud- and mobile-based system automates maintenance management for fleets, by taking in recall alerts, tracking fuel use, and logging vehicle inspections.
Photo: iStock / deepblue4you
Boeing Proposes 35% Wage Hike in New Bid to End Lengthy Strike
A tentative deal between Boeing and the union doesn’t guarantee that workers will also fall in line.
Workers picket outside the Boeing Co. manufacturing facility on October 3. Photographer: David Ryder/Bloomberg
Boeing Strike Pushes Supplier Spirit to Plan Worker Furloughs
Boeing is in the process of buying back Spirit after an ill-fated separation almost two decades ago.
The Spirit AeroSystems factory in Wichita, Kansas. Photographer: Nick Oxford/Bloomberg
Busiest U.S. Trade Hub Beat Pandemic Cargo Record in Q3
The LA and Long Beach ports, which together account for roughly a third of all U.S. container imports, each had their busiest ever peak season.
Port of Long Beach. Photographer: Tim Rue/Bloomberg
FAA Opens Extensive Safety Review of Boeing
In September, the National Transportation Safety Board issued an “urgent” recommendation to the FAA about a problem with rudders that pilots use to steer certain Boeing 737s after landing.
Boeing's headquarters in Chicago. Photo: iStock.com/JHVEPhoto
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