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Enstructure, SSA Marine Expand at JAXPORT

Enstructure, a U.S. marine terminal and logistics company, has agreed with the Jacksonville Port Authority to lease and develop 79 acres of waterfront property at JAXPORT’s Tallyrand Marine TerminalEnstructure is parent company of Jacksonville-based Seonus Stevedoring, a JAXPORT tenant for 27 years, that operates 35 acres of adjacent space at Tallyrand. Combined with the new agreement, Enstructure will provide 115 acres at the terminal.The property will be a mixed-use facility ... [+]

FMC Hearing to Probe Red Sea Shipping

The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission will hold an informal public hearing on Feb. 7 to examine how conditions in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden regions are impacting commercial shipping and global supply chains.The FMC is seeking input from supply chain stakeholders on how ... [+]

CH Robinson Launches LTL Electronic Bill of Lading

Third-party logistics provider C.H. Robinson said it has advanced the digitization of the less-than-truckload industry by implementing an electronic bill of lading with 10 of the top LTL carriers and is in progress with four more.Standards for electronic bill of ladings (eBOLs) were developed by ... [+]

MSC Charters Third Atlas Air Freighter

Atlas Air Inc., a subsidiary of Atlas Air Worldwide Holdings Inc., said it has taken delivery of a Boeing 777 Freighter, which it will operate on behalf of customer MSC Mediterranean Shipping Co. SA, as part of a previously announced long-term ACMI (aircraft, crew, maintenance, ... [+]

Montreal Port CEO Looks Backward, Ahead

Kicking off 2024, the Montreal Port Authority’s lead looked back at development on projects in 2023, and a look towards the Canadian port’s future. Geneviève Deschamps, interim president and CEO, appointed in August, detailed a few projects in the port’s recent in-house publication, Logbook. Meanwhile, the ... [+]

Port of Long Beach Declares ‘Year of Rail’ in 2024

The Port of Long Beach expect to ride the steel wheels towards becoming a zero-emission seaport, CEO Mario Cordero said Jan. 17 during his seventh state-of-the-port address. Construction is expected to start this year on the Pier B On-Dock Rail Support Facility, which aims to move ... [+]

Dole Adds US Northeast-Central America Link

Dole Ocean Cargo Express LLC has introduced service between the U.S. Northeast and Colombia, Honduras, Guatemala and El Salvador. The new offering, dubbed Mayan Express Service, expands Dole’s network coverage by providing an alternative to North Central America and the Port of Wilmington, Delaware. Two 1,200 40-foot-equivalent-unit ... [+]

Bolloré Logistics Moves Drilling Rig from Argentina

Bolloré Logistics Chile recently completed a complex logistics operation to transport a 650-cubic-meter mobile drilling rig, consisting of five parts, weighing 118 tonnes, from Argentina through Chile, China and Mongolia. The dimensions and weight of the mobile drilling rig presented a significant challenge for the team ... [+]

Ports of Indiana Boost Infrastructure, Staff

Ports of Indiana is nearing completion of $1.2 million in infrastructure improvement projects launched at Mount Vernon in 2023 and has ramped up its engineering and accounting resources. The Ports of Indiana-Mount Vernon infrastructure projects included purchasing of a winch system for positioning barges at the ... [+]

Swire Projects Launches Transpacific Service

Swire Projects, the projects and heavy-lift shipping arm of Swire Shipping, has launched a dedicated semi-liner service between East Asia and the West Coast of North America. The service, which previously operated on an ad hoc basis, will improve connectivity and support growing demand for breakbulk ... [+]

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