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Ocean Transportation: Page 181
Crowley Joins With Seaboard Marine in New Vessel-Sharing Pact
The liner services group of Crowley Maritime Corp. and Seaboard Marine Ltd. have entered into a new vessel-sharing agreement.
Ending Ban on Export of U.S. Crude Oil Would Benefit Manufacturing, Study Claims
The manufacturing sector, already a leading component of the U.S. economy, would benefit significantly if the crude oil ban were lifted, according to a new study.
Retail Imports Predicted to Set Record in Final Surge Before Holidays
Import cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to see a final surge and set a new monthly record in October as the holiday season approaches, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
Rates May Be Tumbling, But Ocean Carriers Are Still in the Black, Report Says
Carriers can still make money despite falling freight rates, according to Drewry's latest Container Annual Review & Forecast 2014/15. Surprisingly, some medium-sized lines retain unit cost advantages.
CargoSmart Debuts Three Shipment-Planning Services
CargoSmart Limited, a vendor of software for global shipment management, is offering three new services to improve shipment planning.
Growing U.S. Population Demands Better Transportation, Delivery Infrastructure
For all of our activities, the average American requires the movement of 57 tons of cargo per year.
Mega Alliances, Declining Unit Costs Will Spark Recovery in Ocean Container Business in 2016-2017, Report Says
The recovery of the ocean container industry – possibly by late 2016 or 2017 – is to be based around the formation of the new mega alliances and the continued reduction of unit costs, rather than the matching of supply and demand at the individual trade route level, according to Drewry's Container Annual Review & Forecast 2014/15. A different recovery is taking shape, which is unlikely to be built on any improvement in freight rates.
Labelmaster Issues New Guide for Shipping HazMat by Air
Labelmaster, a provider of materials for hazardous-materials transportation compliance, has released its 2015 A.I.R. Shipper publication.
North American Exports, Imports Drive St. Lawrence Seaway Cargo Up 5 Percent Over 2013 Level
Total cargo shipments on the St. Lawrence Seaway have now surpassed 2013 levels by 5 percent due to strong North American import/export activity. According to the St. Lawrence Seaway, total cargo tonnage from March 25 to September 30 reached 24.4 million metric tons.
Visibility to Integrate Better Quality Data Top Technology Concern of Global Shipping Professionals, Survey Finds Technology Priorities, Challenges
The global logistics and shipping industry's top technology priority is improving supply chain visibility capabilities to integrate higher quality data, according to a survey conducted for INTTRA, the multi-carrier e-commerce network for ocean shipping.
IAG Cargo Joins Up with IFLN Logistics Network
The logistics network IFLN has become a preferred global forwarder partner to IAG Cargo.
'K' Line, Joint Venture Partners Establish Cold Storage in Vietnam
As a part of the strategy to expand its logistics business further in Asia, Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Ltd., or "K" Line, has agreed to establish a joint venture with Cool Japan Fund Inc. and Japan Logistic Systems Corp. to build and operate a cold storage in the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.
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