Q1-2016 (April 1, 2016) World Liner Supply Report

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Q1-2016 (April 1, 2016) World Liner Supply Report

Q1-2016 (April 1, 2016) World Liner Supply Report

Q1-2016 (April 1, 2016) World Liner Supply Report

Talking Trade with FMC Acting Chairman Khouri

Michael Khouri discusses the FMC’s role as a regulatory agency in the ever-changing container shipping industry and what’s on his agenda for the remainder of 2019.

Concerns fielded about proposed Oakland ballpark

Maritime groups tell California legislators not to give special treatment to Oakland Athletics.

Port of Hong Kong sinking in the ranks

Fierce competition from nearby ports, high terminal handling charges and manufacturing moving out of China are bogging down the port’s container business.

Executive Moves: From East Coast to West Coast

Port Tampa Bay, Evergreen, Rand Logistics, American Airlines Cargo, Regions Bank, A&R Logistics and Los Angeles Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders Association.

FMC reviews 23 OTI license applications

Individuals knowing of a reason why an applicant should not receive a license should contact the Office of Transportation Intermediaries.

Mexico conceded on biologics, still wants USMCA activated

Mexico’s ambassador to the U.S. on Thursday discussed the prospects for advancement of USMCA-implementing legislation in her country as various analysts weighed in on the different variables that could impact entry into force.

Flexport bulks up with $1 billion investment

SoftBank’s Vision Fund led the Series D round, which Flexport will use to improve technology, open offices and warehouses and hire employees with operational expertise.

HMM says Yoo made ‘his own decision’ to quit

But The Wall Street Journal is reporting the CEO had been under pressure for months to step down.

Mandatory TFTEA drawback switch starts Sunday

CBP reminded the trade that drawback claims must be filed in ACE according to requirements of the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act.

Cement import draws $506,250 OFAC penalty

ZAG International’s overseas managing director acquired cement clinker from a supplier in the United Arab Emirates knowing that it originated in Iran.

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WLS: BlueWater data reflects world trade challenges

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Jacksonville deepening project could be done early

JAXPORT leaders at the annual State of the Port address report work may be completed two years ahead of the original schedule.

HMM CEO tells employees he’s resigning

C.K. Yoo is credited with helping HMM navigate a difficult period and last April was offered a three-year contract extension.

DP World intends to buy back P&O Ferries

Terminal operator’s move to strengthen its European short-sea presence follows last year’s acquisition of Unifeeder.

Wan Hai declines option on four container vessels

The Taiwanese liner carrier has until May to decide on an option for four slightly larger containerships from Japan Marine United Corp.

Ports of L.A., Oakland report container volume increase

The Port of Long Beach, however, had decreases in total volume, imports and exports in January.

Maersk enters into deal for low-sulfur fuel

Philadelphia-area company will supply fuel equal to about 10 percent of Maersk’s needs

EU looks to 2025 for maritime single window

The European Union has solidified its position to create a technology platform that will allow ocean carriers to report standard data to port authorities.

FDA starts drug supply chain security pilot

The Food and Drug Administration has started accepting applications to develop a system to identify and trace certain drugs as they’re distributed within the U.S.

Talking Trade with FMC Acting Chairman Khouri

Michael Khouri discusses the FMC’s role as a regulatory agency in the ever-changing container shipping industry and what’s on his agenda for the remainder of 2019.

Concerns fielded about proposed Oakland ballpark

Maritime groups tell California legislators not to give special treatment to Oakland Athletics.

Port of Hong Kong sinking in the ranks

Fierce competition from nearby ports, high terminal handling charges and manufacturing moving out of China are bogging down the port’s container business.

Executive Moves: From East Coast to West Coast

Port Tampa Bay, Evergreen, Rand Logistics, American Airlines Cargo, Regions Bank, A&R Logistics and Los Angeles Customs Brokers & Freight Forwarders Association.

FMC reviews 23 OTI license applications

Individuals knowing of a reason why an applicant should not receive a license should contact the Office of Transportation Intermediaries.

Mexico conceded on biologics, still wants USMCA activated

Mexico’s ambassador to the U.S. on Thursday discussed the prospects for advancement of USMCA-implementing legislation in her country as various analysts weighed in on the different variables that could impact entry into force.

Flexport bulks up with $1 billion investment

SoftBank’s Vision Fund led the Series D round, which Flexport will use to improve technology, open offices and warehouses and hire employees with operational expertise.

HMM says Yoo made ‘his own decision’ to quit

But The Wall Street Journal is reporting the CEO had been under pressure for months to step down.

Mandatory TFTEA drawback switch starts Sunday

CBP reminded the trade that drawback claims must be filed in ACE according to requirements of the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act.

Cement import draws $506,250 OFAC penalty

ZAG International’s overseas managing director acquired cement clinker from a supplier in the United Arab Emirates knowing that it originated in Iran.

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