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15.04.08

ILWU Delegates Recommend Tentative Pact to Dockworkers

International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Caucus delegates voted last week to recommend approval of the tentative agreement reached on February 20, 2015, between the union and employers re...

15.04.07

ACE Cargo Release Available Now at Rail Ports

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection has said in its Cargo Systems Messaging Service (CSMS) #15-000195 that all rail ports are now accepting Automated Commercial System (ACE) cargo release. From ...

15.04.07

China Expanding Integrated Customs Clearance Procedures

Starting from May 1, 2015, China's General Administration of Customs will integrate customs clearance procedures of ten customs sites in nine provinces along the proposed Silk Road Economic Belt fr...

15.04.06

Carriers to Raise Rates on Trades from Asia to S. America, Caribbean Sea

Shipping agreements covering trades from Asia to the Caribbean Sea and South America have announced their rate restoration programs effective May 1, 2015. Asia-West Coast South America Agreement (A...

15.04.06

Australian Panel Recommends Repeal of Liner Shipping Exemption

The Australian Government has released the Competition Policy Review Panel's Final Report for the so called ''Root and Branch'' review of Australia's competition legislation, the Competition and Co...

15.04.03

German Barge Operator to Levy Congestion Surcharge

Germany-based inland container barge operator Contargo will implement a congestion surcharge of EUR18.50 per loaded or empty container carried to or from the Port of Rotterdam, effective April 15, ...

15.04.02

Think Tank Eyes 2.5% Gain in Japan’s Box Trade for FY2015

Nittsu Research Institute and Consulting, Inc. (NRIC) on Dec. 24 released a report on economic and cargo transport projections for fiscal years 2014 and 2015. NRIC anticipates that exports of ocean...

15.03.30

LA and LB Ports to Collaborate to Improve Cargo Flow

Top executives from the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles held a kickoff meeting last week to begin working together to focus on cargo conveyance strategies that will enhance velocity and efficie...

15.03.27

Vietnam Calls for Using Low-sulphur Marine Fuel

Vietnam will ban using marine fuel with high sulphur content in the main ocean transport routes to and from the country, as part of its policy to embrace environmentalism. Starting from January 201...

15.03.25

Ex-Japan Air Freight to US Triples in February

Consolidated export cargoes that were transported by air from Japan in February this year surged 42.1% compared to the same period last year to 99,448 tons due to huge increases in transpacific air...

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