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The construction of Singapore’s Tuas Mega-Port may be delayed if the coronavirus continues to spread, according to the country’s Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan. In a widely reported speech to…
With faster transit times and fewer damage risks, full truckload service is a great choice for many shippers nationwide. Yet even FTL has its inefficiencies—especially for shippers that may not…
While the motor carrier hours-of-service (HOS) final rule has ostensibly been on the back burner since the Department of Transportation’s Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration issued a notice of…
Yilport Holding has formally taken over the Port of Taranto’s container terminal on a 49-year concession agreement with Port Network Authority of the Ionian Sea (PNAIS). The original agreement was…
Traxens, a company that provides supply chain data services, has joined the European DataPorts project, an initiative aimed at creating a data platform for cognitive ports of the future. DataPorts is…
CMA CGM, the fourth largest container shipping line in the world by market share, has said cargo traffic at major Chinese ports is recovering after the congestion caused by coronavirus. In its latest…
Abu Dhabi Ports will develop the world’s first fully unmanned autonomous commercial marine tugboats in a collaboration with vessel designer Robert Allan Ltd. In a statement, Abu Dhabi Ports said one…
A combination of an improving industrial economy, with manufacturers rebuilding lower inventory levels, has top executives from the $44 billion less-than-truckload (LTL) market crossing their fingers…
At its core, inventory management sounds straightforward enough: order products, store them somewhere, sell them to your customers and restock them as needed. Peel back the layers though and you’ll…
By Patrick Burnson, Executive Editor · February 28, 2020 As a new era dawns for the maritime industry this year, driven by IMO 2020, the International Maritime Organization’s 0.5% sulfur cap on fuel…
