Asian demand for U.S. grain will soar in the years ahead, and U.S. farmers will need more West Coast port capacity to meet that demand. That was a key theme Thursday, May 19, as grain producers and shippers gathered to learn...
Read MoreCosta Rican port workers in Moín and Limón have announced they will go on strike in the coming days to protest against the privatization of dock operations, website Nacion.com reported. “They want to rent equipment for Moín...
Read MoreThe Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) said it had entered into a compromise agreement with MOL that would see the shipping line pay a fine of $1.2 million. FMC said the fine related to allegations that MOL: mis-described...
Read MoreWhat if giant loads of oil field equipment didn’t have to enter the United States to get from Asia to the Alberta oil sands project in Canada, and what if avoiding the U.S. actually cost less? That’s the prospect being floated...
Read MoreU.S. domestic maritime carriers must continually remind Congress of the ongoing benefits of the Jones Act protections for the business, Matson Navigation President Matthew Cox told a business audience in Southern California. Cox...
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