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Ocean Transportation: Page 190
Cargo Theft in U.S. in 2013 Keeps Pace with Record Levels
FreightWatch International, a logistics security solutions provider, recorded 951 cargo thefts throughout the United States in 2013, the same amount as recorded in 2012, tying for the highest level of theft incidents on record.
Ocean Carrier Mega-Alliances: A Question Mark for Shippers
I'd like to propose a symbol for those huge new vessel-sharing alliances that will dominate the global container trades this year and beyond: a great big question mark.
Africa Import-Export Shipment Reliability Predicted to Deteriorate, Study Finds
Following nearly 2,000 incident updates in 16 months, Portoverview.com's Africa's editor, Victor Shieh told attendees at the recent Cool Logistics Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, that shipping on the continent is likely to get worse before it begins to see improvements.
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Launches New Service; Opens Barcelona Office
Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics has introduced a twice-monthly service from Santander, Spain to South Africa, and on to Australia.
Two Carriers Partner in Breakbulk Service to Puerto Rico
National Shipping of America (NSA) is partnering with Rickmers-Linie (America) to provide additional global connections to Puerto Rico shippers, and expand breakbulk services to the island.
Pollution Control for Long Beach Cargo Ships Tested
The Port of Long Beach, Calif., will fund testing of a new air pollution-control technology for docked cargo ships, after an agreement approved by the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners.
Retail Imports Expected to Drop in Typically Slow February
Import volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to drop 8.4 percent in February from the same time last year as the shipping cycle reaches its slowest month of the year, according to the monthly Global Port Tracker report released by the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates.
CMA CGM Launches New Services in Oceania, African Trades
The CMA CGM Group is upgrading its container-carrying offerings between Oceania and the U.S., with the March, 2014 launching of the PAD 2 service.
Recovering Shipping Industry Sails Back from the Brink
The shipping industry is poised to emerge from its longest downturn in three decades, buoyed by an end to years of overcapacity that have depressed freight rates since the end of a shipping boom in 2008.
Port & Terminal Technology: 6th International Conference & Exhibition
THE conference for the container, port and maritime industry!
As Cuba's Port of Mariel Becomes Major Hub, Will U.S. Miss Out on Trade Opportunities?
I was privileged to accompany the 2001 U.S. Logistics Leaders delegation to Cuba, and ended up being the expedition's recording secretary. The trip diary outlined our activities and contacts, and plunged into observations about supply chain and logistics conditions in the island nation, an inescapable force in the Caribbean Basin, a significant presence among islands it dwarfed, and with a population of some thirteen million. The trip record was published in The Journal of Business Logistics later that year.
Will Natural Gas Become the Main Fuel Powering Transportation?
Natural gas has started to challenge oil as the dominant transport fuel with companies building gas-powered ships and installing networks of service stations on water and land.
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