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Transportation Management: Page 90
Crowley Launches Container Service Between Jacksonville, Costa Rica
Crowley Maritime Corp. has launched a weekly, fixed-day container-shipping service between Jacksonville, Fla. and Costa Rica.
As Ocean Carriers Undergo Historic Consolidation, Shippers Could See Rates Increase
The container shipping industry is undergoing a historic wave of consolidation as carriers seek to tighten supply to offset the historical drop in pricing.
Legislation Required Before Drone Delivery Can Really Take Off
From a technology perspective, the capabilities of drones are improving day by day - advancements in autonomous piloting, "sense and aware" technologies and increased battery life mean that delivery drones are now very much a potential for the future.
Lufthansa Cargo Takes Over Time:Matters; Debuts MyAirCargo Service
Lufthansa Cargo has assumed complete ownership of the time:matters Group, a specialist in global same-day delivery and time-critical international spare-parts logistics.
It's Time to Renew Your Freight Broker Bond
Since the changes in the freight broker bond requirements introduced by the MAP-21 legislation back in 2013, autumn has turned into the bond renewal season for the freight industry. In the next few months, about two thirds of the nearly 17,000 licensed freight brokers are expected to undergo the yearly surety bond renewal.
Machine-to-Machine/IoT Telemetry Brings Heightened Visibility to Cargo Movement
Currently, containers, ships and other intermodal transport assets such as chassis and gensets are mainly what we call "dark, dumb and disconnected." What this means is that we really don't know much about them. They are not self-aware, we can't see them, and they can't tell us about their actions and status.
Price of Container Equipment Drops - And Is Likely to Continue to Do So
Cheaper production and material costs as well as weaker demand have driven the price of new container equipment down to record lows and is forecast to fall further during 2016, according to the latest edition of the Container Census report published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
TQL Unveils New Version of Web-Based Portal, Mobile App
Total Quality Logistics, a truckload freight brokerage firm, has introduced a new version of TQL TRAX.
Rates for Very Large Gas Carriers Likely to Remain Under Pressure
A wave of cargo cancellations from the U.S. is putting additional pressure on Very Large Gas Carrier rates, according to the latest edition of the LPG Forecaster, published by global shipping consultancy Drewry.
Be Mindful That Changes in Brand, Business Alignment or Marketing Strategy Affect Distributors
When a supplier makes a major change to its corporate structure, brand name, and/or go-to-market strategy, the implications for its distributor base can be significant. In most cases, these changes present both challenges and opportunities for the companies that are out on the front lines selling the manufacturer's products on a daily basis.
Seko Logistics Adds E-Commerce Warehousing Capacity in Hong Kong
Seko Logistics has added 100,000 square feet of warehousing and fulfillment capacity in Hong Kong.
Yusen Logistics Expands Airfreight Forwarding Network in Mexico
Yusen Logistics has expanded its airfreight forwarding network in Mexico, with the addition of a branch in Guadalajara.
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