Maersk Announces New Instant Booking Tool
Earlier this week, Maersk announced the advent of their new instant booking confirmation tool,...
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Category: Industry News
Oakland Ports Introduce Night Shift to Reduce Port Congestion
Oakland’s TraPac Marine Terminal recently introduced night shifts. It is the second port in...
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IMO 2020 Plan Encounters Resistance as the Shipping Industry Prepares for Change
The path to an eco-friendly logistics business is a challenging route. The international community...
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New Innovations in Reefer Cargo Announced at Asia Fruit Logistica
One of the biggest international trade exhibitions for fresh produce, Asia Fruit Logistica, took...
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Maersk Tankers Tests Wind Power to Cut Fuel Costs
Marine fuel prices are increasing, and the shipping industry is seeking alternative ways to power...
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Maersk Launches Container Ship on Arctic Shipping Route
Climate change is a subject that has received an immense amount of attention from countries and...
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U.S. CBP to Begin Testing Blockchain For Certificate of Origin Verification
According to the latest reports, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) plans to test applying...
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AAPA Publishes The State of Freight III Report Looking to the Future
The American Association of Port Authorities (AAPA) recently issued a detailed analysis report...
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Charleston Begins Work on A New Terminal to Harbor 18,000-TEU Ships
South Carolina port officials believe that containers will be shipped on “mega-ships” within the...
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Southern States Chassis Pool Seeks to Resolve Chassis Shortages
Post-Panamax vessels’ capacity to carry 13,000 TEUs has cut costs for ocean carriers by reducing...
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New York City Launches Freight Plan
The City of New York presented its new “Freight NYC” strategy last week. The strategy...
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Major Expansion Planned for the Port of Prince Rupert
Last month, the Canadian Port of Prince Rupert announced that it will increase its capacity an...
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