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Port of Portland Finds New Operator for Terminal 6

The Port of Portland has managed T6 itself since 2017, making it the only West Coast container terminal with a public operator.

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DHL Supply Chain Rolls Out Self-Driving Trucks in Texas

The company will use Volvo's VNL Autonomous vehicles, each of which will have a human safety driver present in the cab of the truck.

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USPS Lowers On-Time Delivery Targets for 2025

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle were critical of DeJoy's plan, pointing to concerns over disproportionate impacts on mail deliveries to rural communities.

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Global Trade Shows Durability Amid Red Sea, Tariff Threats

The organization’s most recent trade forecast, released in October, saw trade volume growth for this year at 2.7%, with 3% for 2025.

Gantry cranes and shipping containers at the Yangshan Deepwater Port in Shanghai, China. Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg

India's Nicobar Transshipment Hub 'Death Sentence' for Tribe, Flora and Fauna

Some experts believe that the project would be a "death sentence tantamount to genocide" for the island's nomadic Shompen tribe.

A forest at the edge of Radhanagar beach of Havelock or Swaraj Dweep island in Andaman and Nicobar archipelago. Photo: iStock/Vladimir Borzykin

India Port Workers Protest Ahead of Planned Strike

Workers held a series of protests at major ports on December 5, with the union planning for larger demonstrations on December 10.

India's Cochin Port in Kerala. Photo: iStock / Gilitukha

Port of Bilbao Gets €55.4M for Renewable Onshore Power Supply

The network will initially be powered by photovoltaic solar panels, with plans to eventually add wind energy.

Spain's Port of Bilbao. Photo: iStock / iFelino

Ships See Boost to Fuel Efficiency from Proactive Hull Cleanings

One of the ships saw a "staggering" 16% improvement in fuel efficiency — equal to removing the emissions of nearly 5,000 fossil-fuel-driven cars.

Hapag-Lloyd container vessel Barzan. Photo: Courtesy of Hapag-Lloyd

Lawsuit Claims Amazon Excluded Low-Income Areas from Prime Deliveries

According to the lawsuit, when customers complained about slower delivery times, Amazon intentionally misled them to believe it was a coincidence.

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Maersk Puts in Order for 20 Dual-Fuel Vessels

The vessels will range in size, with the capacity to carry between 9,000 and 17,000 twenty-foot-equivalent units each.

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Panama Bars Six Ships From Flying its Flag After U.K. Sanctions

The de-listing follows a pledge by Panama’s maritime authority in October to penalize vessels sanctioned by the U.S., European Union, U.K. and United Nations.

A tugboat navigates a container ship into the Culebra Cut from the Chagres River near Gamboa, Panama. Photo: Walter Hurtado/Bloomberg

Williams-Sonoma Lays Out Roadmap in Case of Trump Tariffs

CFO Jeff Howie Howie says that Williams-Sonoma has reduced the percentage of goods it sources in China from 50% to 25% over the last few years.

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