Month: May 2024

Prologis and Maersk unveiled a major electric vehicle charging station in Southern California, aimed at supporting California’s transition to electric trucks by 2045.

California’s Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are set to receive $112 million for essential construction upgrades and maintenance.

The New York City Council has introduced regulations requiring special permits for the construction of last-mile delivery warehouses.

In response to competitive pressures, Amazon is expanding its logistics network by leasing and purchasing new warehouse spaces across the U.S

A federal court fined Turkish shipping firms Prive Overseas Marine and Prive Shipping Denizcilik Ticaret $2 million for illegal oil dumping.

Maersk is expanding its air cargo business with the addition of two Boeing 777 freighters, expected to boost capacity and flexibility.

U.S. regulators are investigating new Canadian ballast water management rules that may unfairly impact American vessels in the Great Lakes trade.

Two months after the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse, the Dali cargo ship has been refloated and is heading back to the Baltimore port.

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