Month: June 2024

SC Ports and the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) have agreed to reopen the Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal, ending a long dispute over crane operations.

A new study concludes that nearly half of the annual global food waste could be prevented with fully refrigerated supply chains.

NMFTA has announced upcoming NMFC changes effective in early 2025, impacting carriers, shippers, and third-party logistics providers.

UPS drivers are enduring dangerous heat conditions as the company delays the purchase of new air-conditioned vans.

A new ATRI report highlights the significant barriers female truck drivers face, from harassment and discrimination to lack of facilities and industry perception issues.

The Port of Nevada, in collaboration with Union Pacific Railroad and CMA CGM Group, has launched direct intermodal service with the Port of Oakland.

This research study explores the pervasive issue of underutilized trailer space in truckload shipping, highlighting insights from a comprehensive survey of transportation decision-makers and advocating for FlockDirect® as a solution to mitigate costs and enhance efficiency in freight transportation.

The cargo ship Dali has departed Baltimore for the first time since its March 26 crash into the Francis Scott Key Bridge

According to labor expert Melissa Atkins, the stalled labor negotiations between the ILA and USMX are likely still active informally.

Ship Essential CEO David Sitt discusses his path to leadership, the challenges of starting a fulfillment company, and the key lessons he has learned along the way.