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NTSB Report Describes Blackouts Aboard Dali Before Baltimore Bridge Crash
The report released on May 14 describes how the ship experienced two electrical blackouts 10 hours before it left the Port of Baltimore.
The wreckage of the Dali container ship. Photo: David Adams, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Health, Safety Concerns Could Delay Canada Rail Strike
Canada's labor minister is now looking to determine critical shipments that would continue even if rail workers go on strike.
Photo: iStock / lilly3
Controlled Explosions Used to Demolish Baltimore Bridge
Baltimore Port officials said they hoped to move the Dali within two days.
A controlled explosion of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge. Photo: Port of Baltimore (posted to X)
U.S. Supply Chain Activity Slows in April Amid Mix of Factors
According to S&P Global, seaborne containerized freight imports into the U.S. rose by 8% year-over-year in April.
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Candor Introduces Reusable Cold Packaging for Shipments
The company says that, by consolidating deliveries of perishable and dry goods in one truck, food manufacturers, distributors and retailers can eliminate the costs of multiple deliveries.
Candor Food Chain Visual Candor
The Role of AI in Logistics: Getting Beyond Hope and Hype
The actual experience of many logistics and other business executives suggests that artificial intelligence remains more a subject of hope and hype than a practical tool in everyday use.
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Peloton Lodges Demurrage Overcharge Complaint with FMC Against Flexport
Peloton says that, between 2020 and 2023, Flexport charged D&D and other related charges that were improperly invoiced by Flexport, in violation of the Shipping Act.
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U.S. Container Import Volumes Rise in Rebound After China's Lunar New Year
Descartes estimates that China was responsible for roughly 34% of U.S. container imports in April, primarily driven by "consumer-oriented" goods.
Photo: iStock.com/MattGush
A.P. Moller-Maersk Launches Air Freight Gateway in Miami to Serve U.S., Asia, Latin America
Maersk says the new gateway will support the North American export market to Latin America and the Asian market that serves the Latin American supply chain via cost-competitive U.S. routes.
Luqa, Malta. January 2005. Photo: iStock.com/GordZam
Investors Vote Down Plan to Unseat Norfolk Southern CEO
Ancora had sought to switch Norfolk Southern to a leaner operating model that would have cut back on the number of workers, locomotives, and railcars at the railroad.
Huntsville, Alabama. Photo: iStock.com/sshepard
FBI Turns to 1838 Steamboat Law in Baltimore Bridge Disaster Investigation
The Seaman’s Manslaughter Statute creates criminal liability for the negligence of mariners and vessel owners or operators that results in the loss of life on the waters of United States
Photo: Port of Baltimore
Port of Oakland to Deploy Fleet of Hydrogen Trucks to Haul Freight
The vehicles will be used to move freight and cars, and are the first mass-produced, heavy-duty hydrogen trucks in the world.
Hyundai's XCIENT Class 8 hydrogen fuel cell truck. Photo: Port of Oakland
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