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SeaLand Expands Service Network with North Atlantic Express Service
SeaLand, the intra-Americas regional ocean carrier of the Maersk Group, has added the North Atlantic Express (NAE) service to its North-South network.
US Foods Opens DC in New Hampshire
US Foods has opened a distribution center in Seabrook, N.H., to better serve approximately 3,000 customers throughout the New England area.
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Container Rates Continue to Experience Volatility, Especially on Shanghai Routes
The volatility of global spot freight rates since the start of 2015 has continued to increase in comparison to 2014, according to rate assessments on 11 routes gathered by the World Container Index (WCI). Price turbulence on the globally important Asia-to-Europe routes has been particularly high in 2015 with monthly volatility increasing 43 percent on average in comparison to 2014.
High-tech Manufacturing Execs Confident of Robust Growth
High-tech companies expect robust growth in their industry, and they're preparing for it by weighing a broader range of factors when building their manufacturing supply chain networks, according to the fifth annual UPS Change in the (Supply) Chain (CITC) survey.
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How Starbucks Meets the Challenges of a 'Same Day' World
Steve Lovejoy, senior vice president for the Starbucks global supply chain, discusses initiatives that the company has under way to meet the "whenever, wherever" demands of today's consumers as well as projects aimed at understanding the consumer of tomorrow.
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Cheap Natural Gas Powers Chemical Exports from Houston, New Orleans
Just as southern California is the nation's top magnet for containerized cargo, so is the Gulf Coast the most attractive hub for movements of petrochemicals. Led by Houston and New Orleans, petrochemical activity is thriving due in no small part to growth in refining activity and an abundance of cheap natural gas.
APL Logistics Opens Container Freight Station in Jakarta
APL Logistics has opened a new container freight station at the Tungya Collins Terminal in Cakung, North Jakarta, Indonesia.
Ryder Canada Extends Preferred Lender Pact With CIT Group
Ryder System Inc. has extended its U.S. preferred lender agreement with CIT Group Inc., a provider of commercial lending and leasing services, to include Ryder customers in Canada.
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