New terminals and a partnership add capacity A. Duie Pyle says it needs to meet freight demand in the US Northeast. Photo credit: A. Duie Pyle […]

US imports from Asia have been unable to build momentum of late, which is reflected in general rate increases (GRIs) that take effect one week, but […]

The newly formed Getting to Zero Coalition, comprising members of the maritime, energy, infrastructure, and financial sectors, will lead commercial efforts to meet the International Maritime […]

Shippers need to scale up their involvement in carbon footprint reducing initiatives, and the tools to measure and reduce CO2 levels are available. Photo credit: Shutterstock […]

How the US and Canadian governments respond to anti-automation pressure from longshore unions will have ramifications beyond the shaping of public perception, affecting everything from permitting […]

Freight volumes and rates in the US ocean, intermodal rail, and trucking sectors will see flat to low-single-digit percentage growth in the fourth quarter and into […]

A discussion on the benefits of adopting smart container technology at the Journal of Commerce’s Container Trade Europe conference this week yielded a wide range of […]

Rosser, McKean, Burke, and Mike Regan (left to right) discuss how shippers of choice are as strong internally as they are externally. Photo credit: Ari Ashe/JOC.com. […]

The bulk of India Freight industry groups in India are renewing calls for the government to provide greater transparency into ocean carrier surcharges and shipment procedures […]

Pitt Ohio is one of a small group of less-than-truckload companies working with shippers to convert bills of lading into digital documents rather than pen and […]