Month: July 2024

A Baltimore Banner investigation revealed that truckers carrying hazardous materials are illegally using Baltimore’s underwater tunnels following the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

The Texas supply chain is reeling from Hurricane Beryl’s impact, with key ports, rail operations, and the energy sector all hit hard.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection has approved the establishment of an international sea cargo container terminal at Burns Harbor, Indiana.

AAPA has called on the U.S. Trade Representative to reverse a 25% tariff on Chinese-built STS cranes, arguing it will increase infrastructure costs and strain supply chains.

CEVA Logistics has acquired Bolloré Logistics, expanding CEVA’s air and ocean freight capabilities.

C.H. Robinson has opened a new office in the Philippines to support the country’s growing logistics and transportation sectors.

DOF Group is acquiring Maersk Supply Service from A.P. Møller Holding for $1.1 billion, expanding its fleet by 22 vessels to a total of 65.

The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced $48.4 million in RAISE Grants to various ports, including Bellingham, Puerto Rico, and San Diego.

Los Angeles and Long Beach ports have announced a $25 million investment to build 207 electric truck chargers at eight sites.

WebCargo by Freightos partners with Coyne Airways, the first carrier to offer dangerous goods booking on the platform.