Peak season capacity took a major hit in third quarter 2016 as carriers scrambled to replace services interrupted by Hanjin Shipping’s Aug. 31 bankruptcy announcement.
BlueWater Reporting Hanjin Terminal Report
Ocean carrier schedule and capacity database BlueWater Reporting has released a report detailing all services on which Hanjin Shipping operated at the time of its insolvency filing.
U.S. ports, railroads give latest updates as Matthew inches closer
At 11:00 a.m. EST Thursday, the National Hurricane Center said the Category 4 hurricane was 25 miles west/northwest of Nassau Bahamas and about 180 miles southeast of West Palm Beach, Fla.
Using APIs to deliver e-commerce duty transparency
When the e-commerce shoe retailer Bucketfeet started getting international orders, it turned to duty calculation APIs from Pitney Bowes to give customers accurate total product cost.
Port of Brunswick adds auto capacity
Georgia Ports Authority has developed another 100 acres on the south end of the port for auto processing companies to store vehicles.
HMM unveils new transpacific liner service
Hyundai Merchant Marine said Thursday it will launch a new loop between Korea, China and the West Coast of North America this month.
Port of Longview puts wind turbine blades onto railcars
Situated in Washington state, the Port of Longview has become the first port in the United States to move wind turbine blades directly from a ship to on-dock railcars.
Future of Maersk Oil a question of scale and timing
Energy analyst Monica Enfield said the A.P. Moller Maersk Group’s oil business is at a crossroads in a market beset by unexpectedly low prices and for-sale assets.
FDA OFFICES CLOSED DUE TO HURRICANE MATTHEW
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U.S. trade deficit expands in August
The U.S. trade deficit surpassed analyst expectations in August, rising 3 percent from July to $40.73 billion as higher imports offset a gain in exports.