Trump signs $35M for Small Shipyard Grants in 2026 The Small Shipyard Grant Coalition recently announced that the federal government has been fully funded for fiscal year 2026 following President Trump's signing of the FY26 federal funding package, including $35 million
DARPA selects Saronic to support its Pulling Guard program Austin, Texas-headquartered autonomous vessel developer Saronic Technologies reports that it it has been selected to support the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) Pulling Guard program. The objective of the Pulling Guard
Ken Eriksen to open TTB 2026 with keynote on economic strength and maritime resilience Marine Log's Tugs, Towboats & Barges (TTB) 2026 will open March 10 in Mobile, Ala., with a keynote address by Ken Eriksen, managing member and strategic advisor for Polaris Analytics and Consulting.
Op-Ed: AC or DC charging for marine vessels A few years ago, crossing open waters on batteries was pioneering technology for tailor-built projects. But as the technology has proven its benefits, we are now entering the next phase with many
NTSB: Loss of lube oil led to $2.6M ATB fire The National Transportation Board (NTSB) has released its report on a December 30, 2024, incident involving the articulated tug and barge (ATB) Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder, owned and operated by the Interlake Steamship Co.
Elcome adds Amazon Leo to its marine connectivity offerings Ship operators have an ever increasing number of LEO (low Earth orbiting) satellite communications options - and these now include Amazon Leo (formerly Project Kuiper). Dubai-based maritime technology and satcoms solutions provider
Sea-Intelligence: NAWC Volumes: Market Dynamics in 2025-Q4 In issue 751 of the Sunday Spotlight , Sea-Intelligence analysed the 2024-2025 container throughput data for North America West Coast (NAWC) ports to assess any shifts in the timing of laden import peaks. The data indicates that front-loading of cargo seen earlier in 2025 came at the expense of Q4 volumes, which were defined by a significant contraction. Figure 1 illustrates this shift in seasona
ROSHN Group, Agility sign heads of terms for Saudi Logistics Joint Venture ROSHN Group and Agility Logistics Parks have signed heads of terms to form a joint venture focused on developing and operating a large-scale Grade A logistics park in Saudi Arabia. The agreement was signed during the PIF Private Sector Forum in Riyadh by ROSHN Group Acting Group CEO Sabah Barakat and Agility Chairman Tarek Sultan. The proposed project will be developed on around 1 to 1.5 million
GXO sets up Defense Advisory Board GXO Logistics has announced the formation of a new Defense Advisory Board as it expands its advanced logistics services for the aerospace and defense sectors. The board will provide strategic guidance and industry insights to support GXO's growth in the segment. GXO said the initiative reflects strong demand from aerospace and defense customers for reliable, technology-driven logistics solutions.
Shipping Association Leaders reaffirm commitment to industry cooperation The chairs of the major international shipping industry associations have reaffirmed their commitment to closer cooperation on shared challenges facing the sector. The leaders met in Athens last week as part of their ongoing collaboration under the Round Table framework. The meeting brought together Paul Pathy, President of BIMCO; John Xylas, Chair of INTERCARGO; Claes Berglund, Vice Chair of the
Shipping's Reckoning: How a 40-Year growth story confronts permanent disruption Industry's historic expansion meets geopolitical fragmentation as three possible futures take shape through 2026
The APV Council assesses the economic results for 2025 The Board of Directors of the Port Authority of Valencia has assessed the provisional financial results for the 2025 financial year, as well as the traffic recorded during the past year, which have resulted in an increase in both turnover and TEU traffic. These figures reflect the commitment of container shipping companies to the Valenciaport facilities. This was explained by the president of the
Japanese lessor SBI grows its boxship portfolio Japan's SBI Leasing is widening its interest in the container segment, and has picked up two 15,000 TEU container ships from Zodiac Maritime in a JOLCO (Japanese Operating Lease with Call Option) transaction. MSC Auriga and MSC Orion, both built in 2020 at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries, were commissioned by Zodiac Maritime for a 15-year charter to MSC
Gebrüder Weiss launches Turvo-powered LTL Service across North America Gebrüder Weiss has rolled out its Turvo-powered less-than-truckload (LTL) service across North America following a successful pilot program in 2025. The expansion aims to improve shipment visibility and support faster, data-driven decision-making for customers. The LTL solution runs on the Turvo Collaboration Cloud, a shared digital platform that connects shippers, carriers, and internal teams in
Container throughput at Ishikari Bay New Port falls 2.6% in 2025 Container throughput at Ishikari Bay New Port in Japan's northernmost prefecture of Hokkaido declined in 2025, reported by JIFFA, according to preliminary figures unveiled by the Ishikari Bay New Port Authority. The port handled 47,281 TEUs of foreign-trade containers during the year, representing a 2.6% decrease compared with the previous calendar year. Exports totaled 22,873 TEUs, down 4.3%, wh
WiseTech and Hapag-Lloyd launch IoT container tracking pilot WiseTech Global and Hapag-Lloyd have launched a pilot project to integrate IoT-based container tracking, aiming to deliver real-time visibility across global supply chains. The initiative connects Hapag-Lloyd's live container data with WiseTech's CargoWise platform. Under the pilot, Hapag-Lloyd's fleet of around two million containers transmits frequent location updates through IoT devices. WiseT
MSC launches Firehorse service MSC has announced the launch of Firehorse service, a new standalone service providing direct and fast connections between China, Singapore, and Indonesia, as part of a broader enhancement of its intra-Asia network. Alongside the introduction of Firehorse, MSC is upgrading several existing intra-Asia services to improve connectivity and offer more competitive access to key regional trade hubs. The
STI implements Digital Twin Platform to enhance terminal operations San Antonio Terminal Internacional (STI) has implemented a digital twin-based platform to manage and optimize its terminal operations. STI is a port operated by Hanseatic Global Terminals and SSA Marine. The platform was developed in partnership with NextPort.AI, a company specializing in digital solutions for ports. The digital twin provides a virtual, real-time view of terminal activity. It all
Descartes: U.S. container imports post seasonal rebound in January U.S. container import volumes reached 2,318,722 TEU in January 2026. The figure rose 4.1% month-over-month as volumes rebounded from December's seasonal slowdown. Descartes Systems Group released the data in its February Global Shipping Report. The company provides logistics metrics for supply chain professionals. China-origin imports increased 9.3% month-over-month. However, they declined 22.7%
How two obscure ports are redrawing the Indian Ocean's strategic map Chinese-backed Gwadar and UAE-operated Berbera signal a fundamental shift from American maritime dominance to a contested multipolar battleground where infrastructure equals influence
The story behind Chinese influence in Panama ports When we first examined Chinese influence over Panama through port investments, the picture appeared relatively benign a Hong Kong conglomerate operating commercial terminals under a decades-old concession
Hiab expands US footprint with MGX Equipment Services dealer agreement Hiab has expanded its presence in the United States by appointing MGX Equipment Services as a new dealer across 13 states. The agreement strengthens Hiab's distribution and service network for HIAB loader cranes in key regions. MGX Equipment Services is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Manitowoc Company. The company operates 13 locations across 11 US states and provides sales, rental, parts, serv
COSCO SHIPPING, Anjun win Lima airport warehouse concession COSCO SHIPPING and Anjun have secured the operating rights for the Lima Airport Apron Warehouse Project, strengthening their logistics footprint in South America. The facility is located at Lima International Airport, which handles nearly 90% of Peru's air cargo and ranks among the region's busiest aviation hubs. The project includes a warehouse with direct access to the airport apron, enabling f
MISC wins contract to supply first-ever Papua New Guinea FSO Malaysia's MISC has secured a bareboat charter deal with ExxonMobil to supply Papua New Guinea's first offshore floating storage and offloading (FSO) unit. The 15-year firm contract carries an option for ExxonMobil's Papua New Guinea arm to extend another 15 years. Operations will kick off in the first half of 2028 under the Kutubu Pipeline ...
TGS expands Gulf of Mexico footprint with new OBN campaign Oslo-listed seismic data specialist TGS, in strategic collaboration with SLB, has announced the launch of Engagement 9, the latest phase of its ocean bottom node multi-client campaign in the Gulf of Mexico. Engagement 9 covers 161 OCS blocks in the Walker Ridge protraction area, one of the Gulf of Mexico's most prolific deepwater provinces. This ...
Sinokor becomes the world's 'super operator' of supertankers Sinokor's stunning raid in the tanker markets over the past two months is making the Korean shipowner the largest operator of VLCCs in the world. Sinokor's recent purchase of potentially over 50 secondhand VLCCs, plus the company's securing of a significant volume of tonnage under time charter, has been the talk of the tanker markets ...
Nordic American cashes in on oldest suezmax at hefty premium Nordic American Tankers has sold its oldest vessel, the 2003-built suezmax Nordic Pollux, for $25m, underlining the strength of the secondhand tanker market for vintage tonnage. The Japan-built 150,103 dwt tanker was sold debt-free, with the full proceeds going straight to the New York-listed owner. Shipping analysts at Swedish investment bank SEB said the achieved ...
Danaos steps into bulker newbuilds with newcastlemax order Greece's Danaos has stepped into bulker newbuildings for the first time, unveiling the move as part of a six-ship order programme that widens both its fleet mix and investment reach. The New York-listed owner disclosed the deals alongside stronger-than-expected earnings, confirming orders for two newcastlemax bulkers of about 211,000 dwt each, with delivery slated for ...
ONGC taps Vantage drillship for multi-year India programme Offshore drilling contractor Vantage Drilling has been informed that it received a binding notification of award from India's ONGC for the 2010-built drillship Platinum Explorer. The contract was awarded following the conclusion of a tender for a deepwater drillship, with a three-year firm period plus a one-year optional campaign in India. According to Vantage Drilling, ...
Industry's doom-and-gloom PR is sinking seafaring Carl Martin Faannessen from crewing agent Noatun Maritime calls for an urgent need to start changing the narrative about careers at sea. Our industry is painting itself into a self-made corner. Why? Because we are not adept at marketing, in every sense of the word. What other industry would: Take every opportunity to talk up ...
Fake Vanuatu registry exposes wider epidemic of fraudulent flags Vanuatu has warned of a a fraudulent website impersonating its registry. The unauthorised website, operating under the domain registervu.com, copied content from Vanuatu's own registry site. Vanuatu is not alone among Pacific island nations being targeted for false flag operations. The Tonga government, for instance, issued a statement last month denouncing any foreign vessel claiming to ...
Subsea 7 wins Mediterranean subsea deal from Chevron Offshore engineering and services player Subsea 7 has won a contract from US supermajor Chevron for subsea installation in the Eastern Mediterranean. Subsea 7's scope includes the transport and installation of approximately 17 kilometres of subsea flowlines and umbilicals. Project management and engineering will commence immediately and be managed by Subsea 7's Paris office. Offshore ...
Over 400 Bilfinger offshore workers set for strike in pension dispute UK's largest offshore trade union, Unite, has announced that 48-hour strike action involving over 400 Bilfinger UK employees will take place on offshore assets operated by BP, CNR, Ineos, Ithaca, and TAQA. The strike will occur on February 19 and 20. Bilfinger workers emphatically backed strike action by 97.6% voting in favour in a fight ...
US military captures tanker after globe-spanning chase The US military chased a tanker across the world - from the Caribbean to the Indian Ocean - intercepting it yesterday in Washington's ongoing crackdown on Venezuelan oil exports. The partially laden Aquila II, a 22-year-old suezmax, was one of the tankers that departed on the morning Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was arrested five weeks ...
Dark fleet expansion looms as EU seeks to cut maritime lifelines for Russian oil Russia's shadow tanker fleet faces greater pressure, although it is forecast to rise in numbers, if the European Commission's proposed a 20th sanctions package gets voted through later this month. Europe plans to scrap the crude oil price cap and replace it with a full ban on maritime services linked to Russian crude exports. A ...
EU sanctions plan will complete Russia's shift into the shadow fleet The EU's shift away from an oil price cap system that allowed compliant Russian trade to a complete ban is...
Denmark brings SWAG in fight against scrubber discharges EU member states have proposed making it easier for countries to ban scrubber discharges in sensitive sea areas to protect...
More diverse Danaos orders newcastlemax bulkers First-ever bulker newbuildings come on top of landmark move into LNG shipping, but Greece-based owner is also ordering more vessels...
Ofac sanctions bulk carrier involved in illicit Iranian fertiliser trade The trade was used to finance Lebanese paramilitary group Hezbollah, the US Treasury said in an announcement
Venergy Maritime newbuild spree rolls on One-year-old shipping firm of maritime environmental services group orders more boxships as well as tankers
French asset manager rolls out $200m 'dark green' shipping fund Eurazeo fund will support energy transition in maritime sector
Vanuatu confirms fake flag registry Fake flags are an increasing problem in shipping. Lloyd's List has uncovered a vast network of fraudulent registries purporting to...
Boxship charter market holds firm as Lunar New Year slowdown fails to materialise Major container lines are extending both modern and older tonnage at firm rates but more efficient ships are winning premiums
The Daily View: The EU split at IMO: It's about US gas and ETS money
SCA sees traffic and revenue uptick amid shipping's mixed stance on a full return Shipping will have to continue balancing risk and opportunity as no definitive signs have been shown regarding safety on voyages...
Tanker orderbook hits post-2009 high, yet oversupply fears may be misplaced The tanker ordering spree looks alarming on paper, but an ageing global fleet means most new ships are replacements, not...
Daily Briefing Med revolt leaves Brussels in climate bind at IMO | Box trade defies geopolitical turmoil with strong 2025 growth |...
GPA names next CEO as Savannah readies for new growth phase Kevin Price, president of the port's stevedoring services company Gateway Terminals, will join GPA in July as president and then add the CEO's role in mid-2027.
Gemini schedule reliability shows sum greater than its parts: Xeneta Xeneta's "Schedule Reliability Scorecard" for 2025 showed Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are more reliable under Gemini than in standalone services, while other alliances showed uneven performance among partners.
UP, J.B. Hunt voted best intermodal providers in H2 '25: JOC survey Overall, more than 90% of respondents participating in the latest Journal of Commerce Intermodal Service Scorecard were satisfied with domestic intermodal service between July 1 and Dec. 31, 2025.
US sanctions two ships and their owners as 'maximum pressure' campaign applied to Hezbollah Treasury Department blacklists a bulker and a general cargo ship
Going nuclear: James Lightbourn reveals a glimpse of his new maritime path Former Arctic Securities banker's new role still largely under wraps, but seems destined for the US flag
Himalaya Shipping chief opens up on plan for big year of charter negotiations Contracted CEO Lars-Christian Svensen has five ships with deals coming to an end
No time for 'coasting' as FuelEU regime becomes balance sheet issue Lawyers from Reed Smith and WFW warn of bottom line effects and potential disputes as first key deadline passes
Nordic American banks $25m for oldest suezmax as fleet renewal rumbles on US-listed owner says it is in strong position after latest disposal
Flood of sanctioned tankers 'set to reflag to Russia' Windward says the move is an effort to stop boarding of stateless vessels
Star Bulk and Centrofin cash in capesize bulkers as Asian buyers circle Despite topping 40 sales in three years, Star Bulk easily remains the biggest US-listed bulker owner
Malaysian owner sets aside $375m in IPO cash for series of newbuildings MTT Shipping earmarks funds from IPO for container ship quintet
Procopiou pens nine-tanker spree to boast top suezmax orderbook Greek shipping company Dynacom has over 30 tankers on order, with a total value approaching $2.5bn
Wars and sanctions shield oversupply and weigh on bank's lending decisions French lender's head of maritime industries shares his thoughts on the issues affecting ship finance in uncertain times
Hafnia and Cargill bunker venture adds clients as fuel claims drop Seascale Energy reflects on first nine months of operations
Dozens more tankers going dark as EU eyes Russian maritime services ban UK broker says existing Russian-trading fleet can only handle 80% of its western exports
Eimskip profit wiped out as higher wages hit bottom line CEO Thorsteinsson calls the fourth quarter challenging
Private equity firm Eurazeo seals first closure of €400m green maritime fund French financier making progress with green fund aimed at small and medium-size shipowners
Morten Astrup's fund snaps up Performance Shipping and Navios bonds Storm Bond Fund returns 0.7% in January
VLGC fixtures spike as forward deals hint at weakening rates Spot vessels loading in the Middle East, banking $88,000 per day
Samsung Heavy cancels suezmax tanker delivery after owner fails to pay final instalment Doubts also raised about delivery of sister ship
Zissimatos-linked Monte Nero makes a return to VLCC segment with newbuildings The Greek shipping company is said to have ordered two newbuildings at Hengli Heavy Industry
Taylor Maritime boss Ed Buttery adds to company shareholding London-listed bulker owner's CEO lifts stake above 1%
Norden set for transitional year as it tries to make MPP bet pay Analysts say even a fleet of 70 ships is likely to be 'minority contributor' to earnings
QatarEnergy mapping out 'Phase 3' of huge LNG carrier shipbuilding project But parallel analysis in play regarding the disposal of older tonnage
VLGC owner Petredec buys into UK multifuel engine start-up Carnot Engines' new propulsion technology promises big fuel savings
Russian seafarers a serious cyber and sabotage threat, Norwegian police say Latest report focuses on crew members on non-Russian vessels
Himalaya Shipping reports 'strong' trading performance in January And Fearnley Securities expects earnings to 'improve substantially in the coming months'
Venezuela-linked tankers detained in Caribbean Moves seen as setback for US exports from South American country
Trading giant Vitol tied to twin Greek product carrier deal Major shipowner and charterer appears to be parting ways with several vessels
Norwegian hedge fund rides wave of 'euphoria' to bank fast profit on Frontline Sissener Canopus sells VLCC owner after buying in December
Vyron Vasileiadis investment tally nears $1bn mark with fresh newbuilding haul Fledgling Greek owner pounces on additional container ships after beefing up his tanker orderbook
United Overseas continues pruning older product tankers Partners Peter Georgiopoulos and Leo Vrondissis have been building up on the dry bulk side
Bourbon pockets $38m as two platform supply vessels are sold via online auctions Difference in bidding activity for offshore player's AHTSs and PSVs highlights where buying interest lies in offshore sector
Kamsarmax bulker up for grabs in online auction on Chinese platform Auction on the Guangzhou Shipping Exchange on 12 March will open at slightly below its market value
Danaos books first bulker newbuildings and swells container ship orderbook New York-listed shipowner delivers better-than-expected quarterly earnings
Chinese-Greek venture stacks fresh orders for LNG bunker vessels Order lifts venture's tally of 20,000-cbm ships being built at Nantong CIMC SOE to four
Wall Street reacts to Proficient's earnings: a 25% stock decline Proficient Auto Logistics gave a brutal overview of conditions in the auto hauling market in its first quarter earnings call with analysts Monday, and Wall Street acted accordingly a day later. Proficient (NASDAQ: PAL) saw its stock close the day down $2.67 to $7.77, a drop of 25.57%, per Yahoo Finance. Volume was more than 400% of its normal level. Proficient stock had gotten an upward kick afte
Reelables launches Bluetooth-based indoor tracking smart label with centimeter-level accuracy Reelables, a London-based logistics technology company, has launched a new Smart Label Indoor Tracking solution designed to deliver real-time indoor location visibility with accuracy down to 10 centimeters. The company says the platform is the first to combine real-time location system (RTLS) capabilities with printable smart shipping labels, offering warehouse operators a lower-cost alternative
Red Sea torpedoes Hapag-Lloyd rates Hapag-Lloyd said container volumes surged 8% in 2025 from the previous year but the average price to carry a container of freight fell by the same percentage as operating costs soared on longer voyages away from the Red Sea. The German company ( HLAG.DE ) said preliminary data showed revenues of $21.1 billion in the 2025 financial year, up from $20.7 billion y/y. Earnings before interest, taxes,
Why Credit Is Quietly Deciding Who Survives in Trucking For most owner-operators and small carriers, the conversation about survival usually starts with rates. Fuel prices come next. Then brokers. Then regulations. But during a recent episode of The Long Haul , one reality kept surfacing over and over again: many carriers don't fail because they can't run freight - they fail because they never fully understood how the financial system around trucking
Northwest Seaport Alliance, PNW ports join on new inland hub The Northwest Seaport Alliance and three regional ports will partner on development of an Inland Logistics Hub to aid development of Washington state trade. The NWSA joined with the Port of Benton, Port of Pasco and Port of Walla Walla in signing an interlocal agreement to develop the center in the Tri-Cities region of southeastern Washington. The Tri-Cities includes the contiguous Kennewick, Pas
Trimble posts Q4 beat despite ongoing weakness in freight demand Trimble Inc . reported fourth-quarter results that exceeded expectations, with its transportation and logistics segment posting organic growth and setting the stage for accelerated revenue and margin expansion in 2026, the company said Tuesday. The Westminster, Colorado-based technology provider reported fourth-quarter earnings results and held a call with analysts before the market opened. Trimb
As Non-Domiciled CDL Rules Face Litigation, Trucking Still Needs an Honest Conversation There's a lot of discussion right now about non-domiciled CDLs. Headlines are flying, social media is dialed, and everybody's got an opinion. But for the people actually holding the steering wheel - the drivers - much of what's being said doesn't line up with what's really happening at the DMV, at the scale house, or at the kitchen table. This is about some drivers who've been running clean for a
Trump's bridge threat injects uncertainty into busiest US-Canada freight corridor President Donald Trump on Monday threatened to prevent the opening of the U.S. side of the Gordie Howe International Bridge , injecting fresh uncertainty into one of North America's busiest freight corridors. In a series of posts on Truth Social , Trump said he would not allow the bridge - which links Detroit with Windsor, Ontario - to open unless Canada agrees to new trade negotiations and what
Teamsters union sues UPS to block delivery driver buyouts The Teamsters union on Monday asked a federal court to stop UPS from initiating a second voluntary buyout program for package car drivers, saying the effort to eliminate jobs violates their national contract. Chief Financial Officer Brian Dykes told analysts during the company's Jan. 27 quarterly earnings call that UPS ( NYSE: UPS ) was planning a second voluntary buyout program for delivery driv
Midmo introduces modular Edge Intelligence platform at Manifest 2026 Midmo used Manifest 2026 to introduce a new suite of Edge Intelligence modules, marking its latest move to push real-time visibility and decision-making closer to the physical operations of the supply chain. Tech solutions aren't just aimed at operations as there is a growing shift across logistics technology toward intelligence that operates directly at docks, doors, equipment, and moving assets
Benchmark diesel up slightly as talk of an oil glut begins to fade The benchmark diesel price used as the basis for most fuel surcharges inched up this week, the fourth consecutive week of increases, in the midst of an oil market that still is pushing higher. The average weekly retail diesel price published by the Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration rose 0.7 cents/gallon effective Monday, published Tuesday, to $3.688/g, up 0.7 cts/g. It is the
Gather AI raises $40m to scale its physical AI platform for global logistics Warehouse operations can make or break an organization. That problem is at the heart of Gather AI 's latest funding round. The Pittsburgh-based startup announced it has raised $40 million in Series B financing, led by Smith Point Capital Management, the firm founded by former Salesforce co-CEO Keith Block. The raise brings Gather AI's total funding to roughly $74 million and positions the company
Port of New York-New Jersey box gains shake off trade reset The Port of New York and New Jersey was the nation's second-busiest U.S. port for loaded twenty foot equivalent units (TEUs) in 2025. The six terminals in the New York harbor complex moved 5,955,798 loaded TEUs over the year, a 2.8% increase from 2024, according to the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. The gains outpaced the Port of Los Angeles, where container volume fell by 0.6% for th
AI Dispatch, Fraud Prevention, and Building "The Trucker's TMS" The trucking industry faces a confluence of challenges that have intensified in recent years. Small and mid-sized carriers struggle to compete with larger fleets that can negotiate better rates on fuel, factoring, and other essential services. Finding qualified dispatchers and operations staff has become increasingly difficult, and many companies have long been understaffed during critical overni
New power: CSX signs $670M locomotive deal CSX has signed a $670 million deal with Wabtec to upgrade its locomotive fleet with 100 new locomotives and 50 modernized units, as well as related digital systems. The deal calls for new Evolution Series locomotives as well as DC-to-AC upgrades for Dash-9 locomotives. It is the latest in a flurry of activity for the manufacturer that has seen Union Pacific (NYSE: UNP ), CPKC (NYSE: CP ), and Nor
First look: Saia's Q4 earnings Less-than-truckload carrier Saia reported a headline earnings miss for the fourth quarter. The Johns Creek, Georgia-based company reported fourth-quarter revenue of $790 million, which was $1 million higher year over year and $14 million better than the consensus estimate. Earnings per share of $1.77 came in 38% lower y/y and 14 cents light of consensus. The company called out $4.7 million in inc
Trade organization warns USMCA exit could jeopardize millions of US jobs The Business Roundtable is warning that withdrawing from the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) could disrupt deeply integrated North American supply chains and put millions of U.S. jobs at risk, even as the Trump administration signals growing dissatisfaction with the trade pact it once championed. New analysis released by the CEO-led business group shows that U.S. trade with Canada and Mexico
New CBP vessel rule targets high-risk exports WASHINGTON - A decades-old reliance on paper-based export documentation is set to end for container vessel operators and exporters under a new proposed rulemaking from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The 180-page proposed rule , set to officially publish on Tuesday, will require the advance electronic submission of Electronic Export Manifest data for all vessel cargo departing the United Stat
Former FMCSA chief Mullen will head Truckload Carriers Jim Mullen, who served a stint as the interim head of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, is going to be the next president of the Truckload Carriers Association (TCA). Mullen will be replacing Jim Ward, who has announced his retirement. Mullen will take over the role April 6, but will be present at the group's annual meeting in Orlando that begins February 28. Mullen served at FMCSA
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