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Union Leader Signals Growing Likelihood of October Port Strike

ILA President Harold Daggett warns of a strike at all Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports on October 1, 2024, as the union’s contract is set to expire in 80 days.

ILA President Harold Daggett warns of a strike at all Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports on October 1, 2024, as the union’s contract is set to expire in 80 days.

ONE Launches New Shuttle Service Connecting Asia and Mexico

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has launched a new shuttle service to meet the growing demand for cargo transport from Asia to Mexico’s West Coast.

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has launched a new shuttle service to meet the growing demand for cargo transport from Asia to Mexico’s West Coast.

Court Ruling Clears Path for Panama Canal’s $1.6B Reservoir

The Panama Canal Authority plans to build a new reservoir following a Supreme Court ruling, aiming to solve water shortages that have reduced ship traffic.

The Panama Canal Authority plans to build a new reservoir following a Supreme Court ruling, aiming to solve water shortages that have reduced ship traffic.

Hazmat Trucks Illegally Using Baltimore Tunnels, Investigation Reveals

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.

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.

First Sea Cargo Container Port for Chicago Area Approved

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

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

AAPA Urges Reversal of 25% Tariff on Chinese Ship-to-Shore Cranes

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.

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.
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