Petronet LNG, India’s largest buyer of liquefied natural gas, will complete the expansion of its import terminal on the nation’s west coast by September.
AA Cargo looks to New Zealand for cargo opportunities
The cargo segment of American Airlines launched a daily non-stop service between Los Angeles and Auckland New Zealand using a Boeing 787.
Executive Moves: B&H Worldwide and Saddle Creek
B&H Worldwide appoints VP for the Americas, while Saddle Creek Logistics Services names business development director.
Hyundai enters talks to join 2M Alliance
South Korea’s second largest shipping line seems to be turning a corner in its debt restructuring of late, and has now set its sights on joining the leading vessel sharing agreement by capacity on the major east-west trades.
NEWS FLASH: Former Evergreen exec takes chairman role at Yang Ming
Taiwanese ocean carrier Yang Ming Transport Corp. named former Evergreen Line executive Bronson Hsieh as its new chairman.
ITC finds harm from cold-rolled steel imports
The U.S. International Trade Commission on Wednesday said the domestic steel industry is harmed by undervalued imports of cold-rolled steel flat products from China and Japan.
FAA keeps Amazon in crosshairs for hazmat violations
The Federal Aviation Administration on Wednesday proposed two separate civil penalties against Amazon in the combined amount of $130,000 for alleged violations of federal hazardous materials regulations.
Sea-Tac Airport ramps up for cherry exports
The Seattle-Tacoma International Airport is ramping up to handle millions of pounds of fresh cherries for export during the next two months.
Port of Longview seeks marine terminal operator
The Port of Longview in Washington state, which is seeking interested parties in taking over its Bridgeview Terminal, said it would prefer operators interested in handling import and export bulk cargo, but it’s open to other possible marine uses.
U.S.-flag Great Lakes freighter volumes sink in May
Cargo volumes carried by U.S.-flag Great Lakes freighters slipped 12.5 percent year-over-year in May, largely due to sharp declines in iron ore and coal volumes.