The Tokyo-based third-party logistics provider broke ground on a new logistics center in Mexico’s Bajio region, which has become a hub for the automotive industry.

The Rotterdam-based ocean carrier doubled down on its West Africa operations by acquiring the multi-purpose division of Maersk Line subsidiary Safmarine.

The Pacific Northwest port posted increases in volumes of steel, project cargo, grain and automobiles in 2015.

International Union of Marine Insurers says there has been an increase in damage to engines from “cat fines,” with incidents costing anywhere from $300,000 to $1 million, adding that “the trend has now turned encouragingly downward.”

Fiscal year-to-date, container volumes have grown 8 percent at PortMiami, driven in part by an increase in medical instruments and devices imported from Costa Rica.

Leaders of the global transportation industry signed a declaration yesterday at the Buckingham Palace to fight criminal wildlife trafficking.

UPS Inc. Chief Executive Officer David Abney’s salary grew another 35 percent for the year after a nearly 105 percent increase in 2014, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

The Federal Railroad Administration’s proposed regulations would require two engineers on all trains except for “operations that FRA believes do not pose significant safety risks to railroad employees, the general public, and the environment.”

Ethiopian Airlines Cargo is scheduled to resume operations at Brussels Airport March 26, offering direct flights to Dubai, Shanghai, Hong Kong and Guangzhou.

The United States exported 782,172 net tons of steel in January, a 7.8 percent increase from December, but a 15.5 percent decline year-over-year.