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News & Analysis

US Containerized Imports Drop 7 Percent

United States Trade Data

CEVA's Revenue, EBITDA Fell in First Quarter

CEVA Logistics

Port of Virginia Flexes Post-Panamax Muscle

Port of Virginia

Cargo Tonnage Grows at HKIA

Hong Kong International Airport

YRC Freight Begins Terminal Network Changes

YRC Worldwide

Diana Containerships Posts First Quarter Loss

Diana Containerships

US Intermodal Rates Eke Out Gain After 5-Week Decline

Intermodal Shipping

PrePass-CargoNet Alliance Aims to Hinder Cargo Theft

Logistics Technology

Kerry Logistics Deploys Hybrids in Hong Kong

Kerry Logistics

Smit Tugs Move Crippled UASC Ship to Saudi Arabia

United Arab Shipping

DNJ Intermodal Services to Open Office in Nebraska

Intermodal Shipping

Penske Truck Leasing Opens Facility in Arizona

Penske Truck Leasing

Carriers Maintain Asia-Med Capacity Despite Euro Crisis

Container Lines

Ocean carriers are paying a heavy price for failing to rein in capacity on the Asia-Mediterranean route despite the deepening economic crisis across southern Europe, according to shipping consultant Drewry.

Data

U.S. overall spot rates, week of May 20, 2013. Source: IDS Transportation Services, LLC

US Intermodal Rates Eke Out Gain After 5-Week Decline

More Data

US Containerized Imports Drop 7 Percent

US Diesel Prices Tick Up

CTS: Australasia Exports to South America Plummet

Rotterdam Bunker Prices Slide

Canada’s West Coast Ports Hold Onto 2012 Gains

Commentary

Q&A: Chilly Outlook in Reefer Dispute

Colin Barrett

A refrigerated shipper and motor carrier get two different readings on a temperature-controlled product. Now what?

Ocean Carriers’ Internal Battle

Gary Ferrulli

The trans-Pacific eastbound trade is taking considerably longer than in the past to settle annual service contracts that will run through next April. Some ocean carriers walked away from large deals, while others are walking into them even at rates that appear to be below costs.

5 Top Trends in Transportation Procurement

Larry Ouyang

Racing to the Bottom

Peter Tirschwell

Tangled Up in TWIC

Denise Krepp

Taking the High Road in DC?

Ted Prince

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Video

The Port of Virginia is aiming to boost container traffic by capitalizing on its post-Panamax draft, tapping improved intermodal service, increasing customer service and developing distribution centers.

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