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Ocean Transportation: Page 194
'Relaxation' in Shanghai's New Cabotage Laws Are Disappointment to Some
Cabotage regulations for cargo moving to and from Shanghai have been formally liberalised. Whilst this should be positive for the port's transhipment activity, the effect is likely to be limited.
U.N. Urges Continued Battle Against Piracy, Hostage-taking at Sea
The United Nations Security Council reiterated its calls on the international community to fight piracy and armed robbery at sea, which continue to pose a threat to the delivery of humanitarian aid to Somalia.
Cosco Holdings Exec Resigns as China's Anti-Corruption Probe Reaches Into Shipping Industry
Even as Cosco becomes confident it will achieve a full-year profit and avoid delisting, it was denying reports that former chairman Wei Jiafu was placed under travel restrictions, after one of its top executives resigned under a cloud of investigation.
Ocean Shipping Firm to Purchase New Fleet
Tomini Shipping has revealed plans for further expansion following an order for nine new bulkers. Chairman Imtiaz Shaikh has said that the Dubai-based company has set itself a target of at least 20 new vessels over the next few years.
Riding the Peaks and Valleys of Retail Demand
Black Friday looms, and with it the onset of the year's peak retail shopping season.
CMA CGM Teams With SAP to Create Shipping Information System
CMA CGM is joining with SAP AG to develop a new container-shipping information system.
California's 'Green' Barge Corridor Expected to Reduce Truck Traffic on State Highways
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration has dedicated the California Green Trade Corridor, which is designed to take freight traffic off California's congested I-580 by offering shippers an option to move cargo along the waterways between the Ports of Oakland, Stockton and Sacramento.
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FedEx, Cardinal Health Team Up to Provide 3PL Services for Healthcare
FedEx Corp. has joined with Cardinal Health to provide third-party logistics (3PL) services for the healthcare industry.
Growing Chemical Production Spurs Building Specialized Ocean Tankers
After four years in the doldrums, the specialized chemical tankers that ply the seas between the United States and Asia are set to generate bumper profits for the handful of companies that own and operate them.
Domestic Intermodal Traffic Leads Overall Growth in Third Quarter
Total intermodal traffic grew in the third quarter of 2013 by 4.7 percent, year-over-year, attributable to gains across the board, according to the Intermodal Association of North America. Domestic container volume continued to lead intermodal growth, posting a year-over-year increase of 9.4 percent, and combined with a 1.2 percent boost in intermodal trailer volume for the same period, all domestic equipment experienced 7.6 percent year-over-year gains during the third quarter of 2013.
Jacksonville to Get LNG Fuel Terminal for Trucking, Rail, Maritime Industries
Clean Energy Fuels Corp. announced that it has placed a purchase contract on property where it hopes to build a liquefied natural gas (LNG) fuel terminal in Jacksonville, Fla. This would be the first LNG facility on the Eastern seaboard to specifically supply LNG for the maritime, heavy-duty trucking and rail industries.
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