ContainerPort Group expands trucking capacity with launch of Bristol Transportation
Drayage solutions provider opens capacity in Charleston, Chicago, and Savannah, addressing rising cargo volume in the east.
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Cargo volume stays strong in April
Retail imports drive activity in Houston, Savannah, officials say.
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Ports continued to see strong volumes in 2021
Imports, demand for retail goods kept East Coast ports busy in 2021; infrastructure investments will lay the groundwork for continued growth in 2022, officials say.
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Port of Oakland opens 25-acre container yard to help clear export backlog
Move targets agriculture industry as import surge continue to clog California ports.
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Port of LA plans fees for empty containers
Ocean carriers may be charged for empty containers lingering on docks nine days or more beginning January 30, if approved by Harbor Commission, officials say.
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West Coast container dwell fee policy remains on hold
Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach postpone implementation of temporary policy to charge ocean carriers for container dwell time; will reassess implementation on January 3.
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West coast ports announce fourth attempt to clear container backlog
Initiative would shift inventory to Utah for inland transport, following other plans to charge carriers for slow box moves, stack containers in higher piles, and run ports 24/7.
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West Coast ports to expand operations, tackle bottlenecks
As government leaders and the private sector attempt to address supply chain problems, industry experts say delays, disruptions will last well into 2022.
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Port of L.A. launches zero-emissions freight demo
“Shore-to-Store” project uses hydrogen fuel cell electric trucks and hydrogen fueling stations to test feasibility of vehicles in a heavy-duty setting, officials say.
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Cargo ports cheer harbor funding in year-end federal spending bills
Port groups see overdue maintenance and pandemic relief in appropriation, stimulus, and defense bills.
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