The Athens-based ship owner has entered into an agreement with an undisclosed third party to sell up to seven of its containerships for a total value of $104 million, according to a statement from the company.
AAR: U.S. rail traffic up 0.7% in September
Eight of the 20 carload commodities tracked by the Association of American Railroads (AAR) were on the rise in September 2017 compared to the same period a year prior, according to recent data from the association.
Port of Houston could lower tariff charges due to Hurricane Harvey
A meeting of the Port Commission of the Port of Houston Authority on Wednesday revealed that Executive Director Roger Guenther has the authority to lower tariff charges, according to the Houston Chronicle.
U.S. aims to ‘improve outcomes’ of KORUS
The White House moved forward this week to further talks with South Korea to amend the free trade agreement between the two countries, known as KORUS.
APMT ceases operations in Tacoma
Port operator APM Terminals ended its operations at the Port of Tacoma on Sept. 30, and transferred its lease to a new joint venture between terminal operator SSA Marine and ocean carrier Matson Lines, dubbed SSAT, on Oct. 2.
PHMSA releases $23.8m in hazmat training grants
The U.S. Department of Transportation’s Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) issued three separate training grants totaling $23.8 million to help improve the safety of hazardous materials (hazmat) transportation nationwide.
Report: Barge rates skyrocket amid Ohio, Mississippi river closures
Large crop harvests this season, along with limited barge space due to portions of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers being closed, has sent spot rates for barge transportation through the roof in October, according to a report from The Farm Journal.
U.S. delays Chinese aluminum antidumping determination
The Commerce Department deferred issuing a preliminary determination this week in its antidumping duty investigation of imports of Chinese aluminum foil, citing that more time is needed to analyze China’s non-market economy status.
U.S. Gulf Coast port conditions set to Whiskey, X-Ray ahead of Tropical Storm Nate
With the next potential hurricane already sweeping through Central America, the U.S. Coast Guard has set port conditions and restricted vessel traffic for Gulf Coast ports from Louisiana to Florida.
Q&A with Joey Wölffer: From Cabernets to Crossbodys
It’s not every day that you come across someone with one of the hottest vineyards in the Hamptons, a hip handbag line and multi-brand retail store. But for Joey Wölffer, owner of Wölffer Estates Vineyard in Sagaponack and her eponymous store in Sag Harbor, it’s all par for the course.
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