Freight News

Port of Portland Reaches Deal to Secure Future of Terminal 6 In early December, the Port of Portland announced a […]

Indian Exporters and Importers Welcome Relief as Dockworker Strike Threats Fade Labor unions threatened last month to begin indefinite work […]

Mixed Bag for Gulf Coast Ports in October In October, the Port of Houston handled 309,623 TEUs, marking a 15% […]

Closing out 2024 & Looking Ahead to 2025: Holiday Outlook, Chinese New Year, and U.S. Labor Uncertainty As 2024 draws […]

Automation Remains a Key Sticking Point in ILA-USMX Negotiations After just a couple of days negotiating a new master contract, […]

Holiday Spending Outlook Consumer spending during the winter holidays is projected to hit a record average of $902 per person, […]

Nearly $3 Billion in Federal Grants Go Towards Port Modernization Projects Through the Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Ports Program, 55 […]

U.S. Container Import Volumes in September 2024 In September 2024, U.S. container imports reached 2,520,935 TEUs, just 1.4% below the […]

The Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal’s Expansion Plan Unveiled Hugh K. Leatherman marine terminal in Charleston is poised to initiate a […]

Navigating New Regulations: Hazardous Cargo Rules in China Container lines are facing new challenges from stricter hazardous cargo regulations in […]

LA and Long Beach Ports Make Strides in Emission Reduction Despite Challenges The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach […]

Fire from Truck Carrying Lithium Batteries Disrupts Operations at the Port of Los Angeles Operations at the Port of Los […]

Now Open: Europe’s Largest Inland Container Terminal in Germany The Duisburg Gateway Terminal (DGT) has officially opened in Germany and […]

Gemini Cooperation Revises Their Network Schedule, New Updates Several ports in Asia are expected to regain direct calls on several […]

Germany’s Ver.di Union Recommends Their Members Accept New Wage Offer If this new wage offer is accepted, it would resolve […]