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May 2019

Seaboard Marine launches new Savannah-Central America route

The Port of Savannah welcomed its first Seaboard Marine vessel on May 8. The new shipping line customer supports Savannah's cold chain logistics system with one new service to Central America, and a second to Latin America and the Caribbean. "In addition to serving Georgia's poultry growers, Seaboard is tapping into an expanding market for fresh produce imports via Garden City Terminal," said Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Griff Lynch. "This ... [+]

Kerry Launches Cold Chain JV in China

Kerry Logistics Network Limited has established Kerry Cold Chain Solution Ltd., a joint venture company formed with Shanghai Zhizhen Logistics Co. Ltd. in which Kerry Logistics holds the majority interest. According to Kerry Logistics, the JV enables it to expand its food-related cold chain capabilities in mainland China and to tap ... [+]

DB Schenker renews for CHAMP’s Traxon cargoHUB

DB Schenker has renewed its agreement with CHAMP Cargosystems for its Traxon cargoHUB solution. It will continue to use the host-to-host solution for automated electronic data exchange, which enables the forwarder to seamlessly communicate digitally with its supply chain partners worldwide – regardless of message type and protocol used. This ... [+]

CN acquired H&R Transport’s Intermodal Division; Expands North America reach

Canadian Rail (CN), through a subsidiary company, has reached an agreement to acquire the intermodal division of the Alberta-based H&R Transport Limited. “H&R is well known in Alberta and across the industry for investing in its people, systems, and assets, as well as its customer centric services and best in class ... [+]

Antonov Airlines Flies Personnel, Aid in Support of Relief Efforts after Cyclone Idai in Mozambique

Antonov Airlines has flown aid and personnel from Chalons Vatry Airport (XCR) in France, to Beira (BEW) in Mozambique to assist with humanitarian efforts in the region in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai. In addition to a 65-tonne payload of relief supplies, an ANTONOV Airlines AN-124-100 aircraft also carried logistics staff ... [+]

Tony Salino is New Director of Ocean Carrier Sales at Port of Virginia

Tony Salino is The Port of Virginia’s® new director of ocean carrier sales bringing to the position extensive experience in transportation industry, having worked for multiple ocean carriers and most recently, one of Virginia’s U.S. East Coast peer ports. The announcement was made this week by Thomas D. Capozzi the chief ... [+]

Port of Virginia Posts Best April in its History; Import Loads Jump 22%

The Port of Virginia® in April processed 245,933 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) in April, making is the busiest April in the port’s history. The strong cargo performance was driven by an increase of more than 22% in loaded import containers, which lead to increase in truck, rail and barge volumes. The ... [+]

Pasha Hawaii Marks Construction Milestones at Keppel AmFELS for New LNG-Fueled ‘Ohana Class Containerships

Executives from Hawaii-based Pasha Hawaii and Keppel AmFELS were joined by dignitaries in late April for the ceremonial keel laying for M/V George III and the cutting of the first steel plates for M/V Janet Marie. The two Liquefied Natural Gas (“LNG”) fueled containerships are currently being built at Brownsville, ... [+]

Cloud-Based SmartKargo, Hawaiian Airlines Renew 5-Year Contract

QuantumID Technologies announced that Hawaiian Airlines has renewed its 5-year contract with SmartKargo, continuing the cloud-delivered real-time management of the carrier’s air cargo business using the advanced end-to-end Software as a Service (SaaS) solution. Hawaiian was the first U.S. carrier to adopt the SmartKargo Cloud platform in 2014, with the ... [+]

ATA Welcomes Proposal for New Pilot Program for Non-Military Younger Drivers

The American Trucking Associations applauds the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration for taking a first step toward a new pilot program to allow non-military commercial drivers under the age of 21 to operate in interstate commerce. “ATA supports FMCSA’s efforts to expand on its current work examining younger commercial drivers,” said ... [+]

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