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Newsflash: Seattle, Tacoma want mediators in PMA-ILWU negotiations
Saturday, November 22, 2014
The ports of Seattle and Tacoma are urging President Barack Obama to assign federal mediators to resolve contract negotiations between the Pacific Maritime Association and the International Longshore and Warehouse Union. The two ports together form the third-largest container gateway in North America, representing a critical connection to Asia and Alaska. Theodore J. Fick, the chief executive officer of the Port of Seattle and John Wolfe, the chief executive officer...
Drivers end strike against five drayage companies
Friday, November 21, 2014
Port truck drivers have ended a strike against five drayage companies that serve the Port of Los Angeles, Port of Long Beach and nearby rail ramps. The Teamster-affiliated organization Justice for Port Truck Drivers said on Thursday striking draymen at LACA Express, QTS and WinWin Logistics have returned to work "after beginning productive conversations with their employers." On Friday, they took down picket lines against two other companies, Pacer Cartage and Harbo...
Shippers already looking ahead to 2018 port labor talks
Friday, November 21, 2014
Businesses that depend on West Coast ports to support their international trade are upset that deteriorating negotiations on a new dock-labor contract are hanging over their supply chains like a sword of Damocles, but they should brace themselves for a worse scenario in 2018, warns a retail industry official. Talks between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association, representing marine terminals and ocean carriers, are becoming more acri...
Main ILWU-PMA negotiators not expected to meet until Dec. 2
Friday, November 21, 2014
The International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association will not be talking turkey at the "big table" as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. The PMA said that the union is refusing to hold so-called "big-table" talks between chief negotiators ILWU President Bob McEllrath and PMA President Jim McKenna and has decided to curtail the talks for 12 days. The decision to not have the lead negotiators meet for a dozen days after more than six ...
Trade attorney warns drayage industry could be impacted by case law
Friday, November 21, 2014
More and more drayage drivers in the Southern California area are joining protests aimed at getting local trucking companies to reclassify them as employees, not independent contractors. But the real action is happening in court rooms throughout the state — potentially, throughout the country. According to the Long Beach, Calif.-based trade attorney Cameron Roberts, there has been a cluster of court cases in the last six months that could have a major bearing on whe...
NY-NJ chassis providers to develop gray pool
Friday, November 21, 2014
An industry working group under the aegis of the Port Authority of New York-New Jersey agreed Wednesday to establish a type of "gray" pool for chassis to help alleviate congestion in container yards. John Nardi, president of the New York Shipping Association and the working group's chairman, said chassis providers will form a market pool allowing for the interchangeable exchange of chassis by truckers regardless of which company they lease from. TRAC Intermoda...
Poor utilization exacerbates non-availability of chassis in SoCal
Thursday, November 20, 2014
A major contributor to the current port congestion in Southern California is a shortage of chassis, but statistics provided by Flexi-Van Leasing suggest the supply challenge has more to do with equipment utilization than with a shortage in absolute terms. Utilization rates for the L.A. Basin Pool — which contains 36,800 wheeled frames for containers owned by Flexi-Van, China Shipping and TRAC Intermodal — have sharply declined, year-over-year, meaning many units are sitting idle...
Drayage drivers end strike against Pacific 9 Transportation
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Port truck drivers seeking recognition as employees said Wednesday they would end a strike against Pacific 9 Transportation, citing "progress in confidential discussions between the Teamsters and the company" in talks facilitated by the office of Los Angelese Mayor Eric Garcetti. "No retaliation for concerted union activity has been reported by Pac 9 drivers thus far," said the group, which is seeking to have independent owner-operators who work as drayage drivers recognized as ...
Port of Oakland, other San Francisco Bay ports, closed on Thursday
Thursday, November 20, 2014
The death of a longshoreman who was working in the Port of Benicia on Wednesday afternoon has led to a shutdown of all ports in the San Francisco Bay region, including the Port of Oakland and Port of Redwood City. Craig Merrilees, communications director for the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, said a safety stand down by members of the ILWU is standard procedure in the area after the death of a member. The port is closed, and ILWU members will not be paid. &nb...
Chassis providers to decide on NY/NJ gray pool today
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Chassis equipment owners serving the Port of New York-New Jersey are scheduled to meet Wednesday afternoon to decide on a collaborative plan for optimizing the utilization of wheeled trailers used to move containers in the region. John Nardi, president of the New York Shipping Association, said chassis-leasing companies, ocean carriers and others will agree to establish an interchangeable "gray pool," hammering out the form it will take and the parameters for pool management. &n...
PierPass not backing down from traffic mitigation fee
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
After meeting with members of the Federal Maritime Commission and several shipper groups last week, PierPass does not plan to lift its traffic mitigation fee on cargo moving through the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach during the daytime hours, but the group detailed how its terminal members are keeping their truck gates open many more hours in an effort to ease congestion at the two ports. PierPass collects a $66.50 fee from truckers shippers who have truckers moving ...
Carriers postpone congestion surcharges
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Container shipping lines are responding to the pushback from shippers and the Federal Maritime Commission over their plan to implement hefty $1,000-per-FEU congestion surcharges on boxes entering or exiting West Coast ports by abruptly announcing they will postpone implementing those surcharges. Mark Hirzel, president of the Los Angeles Customs Brokers and Freight Forwarders Association, said Wednesday that it appeared most forwarders are postponing plans to implement surcharges...
Philadelphia port properties attract interest from 16 developers
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority (PRPA) said that 16 companies have responded to its request for development concepts for the three waterfront sites on the Delaware River. The port authority said it was pleased with both the "quality and quantity" of proposals for the three sites, which are collectively known as the Southport complex: the 119-acre Southport Marine Terminal, 75-acre Southport West Terminal and 1,132-foot Pier 124 North Berth. In October, the ...
White House expresses confidence in port bargaining process
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
The White House made a brief comment Tuesday about the ongoing labor talks between the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and employers, stating it is monitoring the negotiations and expressed confidence the two sides will reach a contract agreement. Referring to the contract reached between employers and union dockworkers on the East and Gulf coasts last year, Assistant White House Press Secretary Frank Benenati remarked, "just last year, there was a long negotiation a...
NEWSFLASH: Farmers ask for Obama's help in ending port crisis
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
The Agriculture Transportation Coalition and 60 other organizations representing growers of nearly every crop are calling on President Obama to take action to end West Coast port disruption to prevent further harm to U.S. farmers, ranchers and related companies. The situation at the ports "is becoming increasingly dire for U.S. agriculture and forest-products exporters. Christmas trees are not being exported and will miss the holiday season in Asia completely. Potatoes are not b...
Drayage driver strike spreads to more companies, rail terminals
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
A strike by port truck drivers seeking to be recognized as employees rather than as independent contractors spread to two additional companies Tuesday morning and is now encompassing drivers moving containers to and from intermodal rail yards. Justice for Port Drivers, an organization affiliated with the Teamsters, said drayage drivers from have begun targeting Pacer and Harbor Rail Transport in their protests. "These rail yards dispatch cargo to and from ware...
Southern California ports report increase in imports, decline in exports
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
The Port of Los Angeles said it handled 715,682 TEUs of containerized cargo in October, 4.6-percent more than in October 2013, while the neighboring Port of Long Beach said it handled 583,009 TEUs last month, 1.1-percent more than in October 2013. "While increasing cargo volume is our objective, the congestion circumstances in recent months have caused delays for cargo owners that absolutely must, and will be, resolved," stated Port Executive Director Gene Seroka. I...
Shippers push back against congestion surcharges
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
With many ocean carriers announcing $1,000 per FEU congestion surcharges for shipments moving through West Coast ports and planning to implement $1,000 per FEU rate increases in the transpacific in mid-December, shippers are pushing back. Elton Poisler, international logistics manager for Dupont, said it was troubling the congestion surcharges are being imposed at short notice. "You are paying for your container to sit. Your container is on the water; it gets to the...
Tight capacity producing favorable pricing environment for truckers, brokers
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Freight brokers and trucking companies are enjoying a favorable pricing environment due to tight capacity in the market, according to the investment bank Stifel's notes from the Northwestern University Transportation Summit Nov. 14. "Tight capacity has created a favorable pricing environment for freight brokers and truckers," the Stifel transportation and logistics research group said. "Exclusively using driver pay as the lever to add back capacity seems unrealistic, as retailer...
Long Beach to open overflow yard for empties
Monday, November 17, 2014
The Port of Long Beach Harbor Commission on Thursday approved the use of a temporary site for the storage of empty containers in an effort to reduce long delays experienced by drayage drivers transferring loads. The temporary depot will be operated through March by Pasha Stevedoring and Terminals on 30 acres of vacant, undeveloped land on Terminal Island's Pier S, the port authority announced. It could be ready to start accepting empty containers in two weeks. The b...
FMC questions carriers' ability to impose surcharge on in-transit cargo
Monday, November 17, 2014
As several container shipping companies have announced surcharges effective Monday related to congestion at U.S. ports on the West Coast, Mario Cordero, chairman of the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission, is questioning their ability to impose the surcharge on cargo that has already been accepted for delivery or is in transit. On Friday, the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement, whose members include 15 of the largest container carriers moving cargo between the United States and A...
Strike by LA/Long Beach truck drivers spreads to more companies
Monday, November 17, 2014
The strike by port drivers in the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach is spreading to encompass more companies. Drivers who are seeking to be recognized as employees and become unionized went on strike against three additional companies Monday morning, and organizers say they will announce additional strike targets in a press conference. The strikes come as the two ports are already suffering from congestion, which terminal operators say has been aggravated by job a...
CaroTrans: Congestion prompting alternative routing for exports
Friday, November 14, 2014
The neutral, non-vessel-operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator CaroTrans said Thursday it is taking a number of steps to ready itself for congestion and potential further supply chain disruptions at U.S. West Coast ports. "Congestion and current labor issues are impacting the flow of cargo at U.S. West Coast ports, and there is the likelihood of further instability," CaroTrans said. "To address this infrastructure challenge, CaroTrans has developed alternative r...
Strike by port drayage drivers continues at ports of L.A.,Long Beach
Friday, November 14, 2014
Port truck drivers in the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are continuing their strike Friday against the drayage companies Total Transportation Services Inc. (TTSI) and Pacific 9 Transportation (Pac 9), said the Teamster-affilated group Justice for Port Truck Drivers. The drivers have resumed picketing at company offices and marine terminals, but are also scheduled to participate in a meeting with TTSI that was announced by Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti on Thursday. ...
Some carriers pull the trigger on container congestion surcharges
Thursday, November 13, 2014
At least a half dozen ocean carriers are planning on Monday to implement a hefty port surcharge amounting to $1,000 per FEU on customers because of congestion at West Coast ports. Hanjin, CMA CGM, Hyundai Merchant Marine, Yang Ming, Evergreen, and NYK all sent notices to shippers yesterday saying they will implement on Nov. 17 a port-congestion surcharge they have had on file with the FMC. There were rumors that other carriers are planning to "pull the trigger" on s...
West Coast senators ask dockworkers and employers to reach settlement
Thursday, November 13, 2014
The six U.S. senators from California, Oregon and Washington have sent a letter to the leaders of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and the Pacific Maritime Association urging them to "continue negotiating in good faith to resolve the remaining issues and to swiftly move toward a final contract agreeable to both parties." The letter, which was sent to ILWU President Robert McEllrath and PMA President and Chief Executive Officer James C. McKenna, was signed by Democ...
More turmoil at California ports
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Drivers who work for two drayage companies that deliver and pick up containers from terminals in the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach have resumed protests today. The protests come as the nation's two largest container ports are already snarled with large numbers of containers at terminals and are having difficulties getting containers in and out of the facilities because of heavy holiday volumes and shortages of chassis. A myriad of other problems are leading to the c...
MarAd releases first installment of port investment guide
Thursday, November 13, 2014
The U.S. Maritime Administration and the American Association of Port Authorities have released the first module of their Port Planning and Investment Toolkit, aimed at helping ports plan infrastructure projects and showing them how to raise public or private capital to fund the projects. The first release on funding strategy provides guidelines, analytic tools and resources to help port authorities develop business plans and the financial structures to implement them. &n...
Port of Virginia achieves busiest box month ever
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
The Port of Virginia moved 221,105 TEUs during October, setting an all-time record for container volume in a month, the port authority announced Friday. Box throughput grew by 7 percent, or 14,508 TEUs, compared to the same month the prior year. October represented the fourth consecutive month of volume in excess of 200,000 standard shipping units. The port has exceeded 200,000 TEUs in six of the last seven months. Year-to-date container growth is 7.1-percent ahead ...
Drewry: Asia/Middle East terminals using space, assets more efficiently
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
The operational performance of the world's container terminals shows wide variation depending on location, terminal size and traffic type, according to the Container Terminal Capacity and Performance Benchmarks report published by shipping consultancy Drewry. The report analyzes the actual performance of a sample of around 500 terminals worldwide between 2011 and 2013, with a focus on three key aspects of container terminals: the quay line, the yard and the ship-to-shore gantry ...
Port of L.A. exceeds schedule for reducing mobile pollutants
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
The Port of Los Angeles' Clean Air Action Plan has resulted in significant air-quality improvements at the facility since its adoption eight years ago. Last year, pollution-reduction efforts reached record levels, with diesel particulate matter down 80 percent, nitrogen oxides (NOx) down 57 percent and sulfur oxides (Sox) down 90 percent in the period, according to the port authority's latest inventory of air emissions from mobile sources. The port has implemented a series of po...
Shippers nervous about whether lines will use congestion tariffs
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
As congestion continues at West Coast ports, there is growing anxiety among shippers about whether carriers may chose to "pull the trigger" on congestion surcharges that they filed this spring with the Federal Maritime Commission. An important lobbyist in Washington for shipper groups such as the Agriculture Transportation Coalition and Coalition of New England Companies for Trade, Peter Friedmann, said, "I'm getting calls from shippers wondering if the carriers still have their...
Port Drivers in Los Angeles threaten to strike again
Monday, November 10, 2014
Port drivers who set up picket lines at container terminals in the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach in July to demand recognition as employees instead of independent contractors say they may go on strike again. Several drayage drivers threatened renewed protests while speaking at a meeting of the Port of Los Angeles Harbor Commissioners on Friday. They expressed frustration with the lack of progress in meeting their demands after agreeing to a cooling-off period in a d...
Contract phase for Savannah Harbor expansion to begin soon
Monday, November 10, 2014
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is expected to begin awarding several contracts for the Savannah Harbor deepening project by the end of the year, Georgia Ports Authority Executive Director Curtis Foltz said Friday in an interview prior to an industry seminar in New York. The port authority and state officials a month ago signed an agreement spelling out how the project partners will share costs and responsibilities, and allowing the Corps of Engineers to begin spending availabl...
SoCal truckers seek emergency relief from HOS rules
Friday, November 07, 2014
The Harbor Trucking Association, which represents more than 100 motor carriers serving the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, plans to petition federal regulators for a temporary waiver from safety rules limiting weekly work limits for drivers to help relieve cargo backlogs at marine terminals. A significant decline in port productivity is causing long queues at truck gates as overworked terminals struggle to exchange containers on chassis pulled by truck drivers. Motor carrie...
Businesses ask Obama to help end port interruptions
Friday, November 07, 2014
Businesses are asking President Barack Obama to help prevent problems at West Coast ports so they do "not escalate to a complete shutdown." A letter signed by 105 trade associations, including some of the largest in the country — the National Retail Federation, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, National Association of Manufacturers, and Agriculture Transportation Coalition — noted the International Longshore and Warehouse Union and Pacific Maritime Association have been meeting to...
Port of Oakland handling diverted Los Angeles/Long Beach cargo
Friday, November 07, 2014
Port of Oakland officials are seeing cargo volumes climb "as shippers divert cargo north to avoid severely congested Southern California ports. Oakland terminal operators said they're handling hundreds of additional containers weekly originally intended for Los Angeles or Long Beach," according to the port. The port said an "Asian-based container shipping line will divert one of its vessels next week, with Oakland as a first port of call replacing Los Angeles. That means the ves...
Employers say longshore job actions have spread to Southern California
Thursday, November 06, 2014
The Pacific Maritime Association said Thursday afternoon that job actions by the International Longshore and Warehouse Union have spread from the Pacific Northwest to the Ports of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach. The PMA, in the midst of contract talks with the ILWU, said the union is "unilaterally refusing to dispatch hundreds of qualified, skilled workers for critically important positions transporting containers in terminal yards at the nation's largest port complex." &nbs...
No end for West Coast port congestion
Thursday, November 06, 2014
A slowdown by members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union is continuing to snarl traffic at West Coast ports and frustrate both importers and exporters. While congestion has been worsening at Southern California ports for about a month, problems spread to the Port of Seattle and Port of Tacoma last Friday. The Pacific Maritime Association said Monday productivity in those two ports has plummeted due to "orchestrated slowdowns" by the ILWU. The two por...
Deal between APM Terminals and Brookfield falls through
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
APM Terminals announced today that it will not pursue a proposed 50-50 joint venture for the ownership and operation of its Elizabeth, N.J., facility with Brookfield Asset Management. Eric Sisco, president of APM Terminals, North America, said, "APM Terminals and Brookfield worked closely with the Port Authority of New York/New Jersey to address the needs of each party. Despite the good faith efforts of all involved, a commercially viable solution was not achieved." ...
Military loads vessel at JaxPort for Ebola mission
Wednesday, November 05, 2014
The U.S. Army's 832nd Transportation Battalion and stevedore Portus on Tuesday began loading about 800 pieces of military equipment onto a vessel at the Port of Jacksonville for transport to West Africa, where the equipment will be used in the humanitarian operation to stop the spread of Ebola. Humvees, dump trucks, forklifts and other support and construction equipment will be used as part of Operation United Assistance in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea, which is tasked with ...
FMC receptive to shipper concerns about PierPass
Tuesday, November 04, 2014
A proposal by a group of agricultural and forest product shippers that the Federal Maritime Commission use its injunctive powers to dismantle the PierPass program at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will get a receptive audience. On Monday, Peter Friedmann, executive director of the Agricultural Transportation Coalition, wrote to members of the press to say that his organization was proposing that the "FMC should seek to terminate the agreement which has allowed the termi...
Port Everglades widens lead among Florida container ports
Tuesday, November 04, 2014
Port Everglades has solidified its spot as the top container port in Florida by handling a record 1.01 million TEUs during the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30. Volume grew 9 percent from 927,572 TEUs in fiscal year 2013. The Fort Lauderdale port's previous best year for container throughput was 2008, with 985,095 TEUs. Last year, the three primary container ports in Florida were neck and neck in cargo moved through their facilities. Container volu...
Executive moves
Tuesday, November 04, 2014
Agility has appointed Mohammed Esa as chief commercial officer for Europe. He joined Agility in 2004 and has more than 23 years of experience in the transportation and logistics industry. Prior to his new post, Esa was chief executive officer for Agility in the U.A.E., Oman and Bahrain, and senior vice president of sales and marketing for Agility in the Middle East and Africa. Cargolux Airlines International has appointed Niek van der Weide as executive vice president of sales a...
Employers accuse ILWU of slowdown at Pacific Northwest ports
Monday, November 03, 2014
The Pacific Maritime Association, which represents employers in their contract talks with the International Longshore and Warehouse Union is accusing the union of initiating "orchestrated slowdowns at the Pacific Northwest ports of Seattle and Tacoma, severely impacting many of the largest terminals during the peak holiday shipping season." PMA said the two ports handle about 16 percent of containerized cargo on the West Coast. The accusation of a slowdown come as t...
Long Beach proposes empty yard to alleviate chassis shortage
Monday, November 03, 2014
A Port of Long Beach proposal to establish an off-dock lot where truckers can return empty containers is the latest in a series of steps to help relieve congestion that is undermining the flow of cargo. But the recent decision to temporarily extend free time for shippers with cargo stuck on the docks was criticized by Ed DeNike, the president of SSA Containers, for coming at the expense of terminal operators. The moves are primarily aimed at improving access to chas...
NIT League, AgTC join request for suspension of PierPass Fee
Monday, November 03, 2014
The nation's largest group of shippers has asked terminal operators in the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach to waive the PierPass traffic mitigation fee that is used to encourage truckers to pick up and deliver containers to container terminals after 6 p.m. And the head of Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) is suggesting that the Federal Maritime Commission use its injunction power to terminate the agreement that allowed terminal companies to create and run Pi...
2015 Outlook
Saturday, November 01, 2014
Strategic View with Walter Kemmsies At the time this column is being written, the data indicates the global economy and international trade are likely to continue growing in a sustainable way in 2015, supported by the ongoing U.S. recovery. The not-so-good news is that congestion issues faced by the freight movement industry in the United States and in many other parts of the world could continue. Hopefully, actions being taken now will provide some relief. Insufficient policy support for i...
Commentary: No. 1 spot in Florida box port rankings
Saturday, November 01, 2014
A Nov. 4 AS Daily article, "Port Everglades widens lead among Florida container ports," on container volumes at various Florida seaports omitted some important information regarding Jacksonville's performance. It is crucial when comparing ports in the state to note that while the Jacksonville Port Authority owns, maintains and markets several marine terminals, these are not the only facilities handling containers in the Port of Jacksonville. When the private termina...
Staple shipments
Saturday, November 01, 2014
The United States' share of world rice production is tiny, less than 2 percent, but the country plays an outsize role in the overall trade, accounting for more than 10 percent of the annual global rice trade volume, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Exports are hugely important to U.S. rice growers: 4.2 million tons, nearly half of their 8.61 million metric tons of production was exported in the marketing year that ended July 31, 2014. Michael Klein, ...
Mare nostrum
Saturday, November 01, 2014
A crossroad of trade for millennia, regional shipping services remain vital to some 700 million people in 24 countries along the shores of the Mediterranean and Black Sea. A new report, Intra-Mediterranean Container Trades , from the Netherlands-based firm Dynamar, forecasts that total intra-Mediterranean full-container trade (regional trade and feeder boxes) will grow from 14.9 million TEUs in 2013 to 15.6 million TEUs in 2015 and 17.1 million TEUs in 2017. As larg...
Commentary: ILWU could kill the golden goose
Saturday, November 01, 2014
Well, it's another peak shipping season and wouldn't you know it, we've got labor strife again at U.S. ports putting the business community on edge leading up to the most crucial sales period of the year for retailers. Two years ago, stalled dock labor negotiations on the East Coast appeared to be destined for a shutdown before cooler heads prevailed. In late October, members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union began a work slowdown at marine terminal...
PierPass under fire
Saturday, November 01, 2014
Two large organizations that represent shippers have asked terminal operators in the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to help reduce congestion by waiving the PierPass traffic mitigation fee that is used to encourage truckers to pick up and deliver containers to marine terminals after 6 p.m. Meanwhile, a third group wants to go further and dismantle the program as it currently exists. Some members of the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission in Washington, which osten...
Going with the grain
Saturday, November 01, 2014
The world of hardwood flooring is all about color, and increasingly, yellow is holding its own with orange and blue. In this case, yellow represents Lumber Liquidators, a 20-year-old company borne from founder Tom Sullivan's idea of purchasing excess wood from construction sites and selling it from the back of a trucking yard in Massachusetts. That entrepreneurial verve has stood the company in good stead. These days, the company has grown to the extent that it now ...
Port Canaveral schedules public meetings on rail plan
Friday, October 31, 2014
Port Canaveral will hold two public meetings next month to gather feedback on its proposal to bring direct rail service to the north cargo area. The Canaveral Port Authority is seeking federal permission to build an 11-mile rail extension from the port that would enable access to a Florida East Coast Railway yard in nearby Titusville. Input is being sought from residents, government agencies, environmental groups and the maritime industry through verbal or written c...
Retailers, FMC ask for PierPass fee to be waived
Thursday, October 30, 2014
The National Retail Federation is asking that PierPass put a moratorium on its traffic mitigation fee in order to reduce congestion at the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. In a letter to Bruce Wargo, PierPass' chief executive officer, and John Cushing, the company's president, Jon Gold, the vice president of supply chain and customs policy at the NRF, wrote, "We believe this could go a long way in helping to alleviate some of the issues that the ports are currently faci...
JaxPort posts small rise in TEU volume for FY '14
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Container throughput at the Port of Jacksonville grew 1 percent, or 10,000 TEUs, to 936,973 TEUs for fiscal year 2014, ended Sept. 30, but the port authority was quick to point out that container shipments from Asia grew 20 percent above the 2013 level. The Asian container trade is the fastest growing segment of JaxPort's container cargo business, accounting for almost 30 percent of total container volume, compared to a 24-percent share the previous year. Meanwhile, the port ha...
Webinar: Planning, collaboration will relieve supply chain pressures
Thursday, October 30, 2014
There are many factors contributing to congestion at several major ports, but the main takeaway from an American Shipper webinar on Tuesday was that parties in the supply chain can relieve some of the delays through better planning and collaboration. A panel of experts from the marine terminal, retailing, trucking and chassis-leasing industries convened on a virtual platform to discuss the situation at ports in Southern California, New York/New Jersey, Virginia and Oakland. &nbs...
Port driver awarded unemployment benefits
Thursday, October 30, 2014
A Teamsters-affiliated group, Justice for Port Truck Drivers , says a port truck driver who allegedly was misclassified as an independent contractor has been awarded $9,000 in unemployment benefits by the California Employment Development Department. The Teamster group said Yesenia Rivas was one of 35 "independent contractor" port truck drivers who participated in recent unfair labor practice strikes and filed "wage and hour" claims with the California Division ...
Steel company will use new terminal on Delaware River
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
NLMK Group has agreed to become the first tenant at the new terminal being developed at the Port of Paulsboro, N.J., by Holt Logistics Corp. and the South Jersey Port Corporation. Bob Miller, president of NLMK USA, said the facility will give the company access to a deep-water port for large supply ships and the availability of ample space upon the river to grow. Russia's NLMK Group touts itself as Russia's largest steel company, with sales of $10.9 billion and stee...
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A second two headed pig has been born within a week in China, sparking a bidding war from tourism parks keen to have the animal as a fresh attraction for visitors.
Only last week a Chinese farmer cashed in after selling off a mutant piglet with two mouths and two noses to a man who said he planned to put it on display to the public.
Farmer Sying Hou, 58, who has been a pig breeder in Yunlin in Taiwan for 30 years said it was the second time he had ended up with a mutant piglet in one of his litters.
He said: "Most farmers like me know that these mutants don't tend to live long and they are generally not worth trying to keep alive. The last time round I did what most people do and just let nature take its course. But this time round after there was a story. People rang up offering me money, and I realised that actually these piglets can fetch an amazing amount of money."
And now a second piglet has been born in Wangyuan Village in Chengguan Township in north-west China's Shaanxi Province, also with two mouths, but this time also with three eyes instead of two.
The owner Tang Lei, 53. said: "Often these mutant piglets are weaker than their brothers and sisters but this piglet which was one of a litter of 12 was actually just as strong as the others in the litter. It drinks and squeals from both mouths, and have had a lot of visitors who have said it looks very cute, and others have offered a lot of money to buy it.
He added: "The only thing that surprised me was that the mother pig refused to feed it, so we have to bottle feed it. Normally piglets like this would have been killed at birth because nobody wants to eat corrupted meat, but they felt really good money now in freak shows."
Professor Cheng Li, 55, from the Chinese Agricultural University said: "It is rare to see this sort of piglet surviving longer than the embryonic period. It may seem healthy however I doubt from experience that it will live that long."
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Chris, You were so high on the 99s. I was just curious, as many others may be, if you are switching to it as your main racquet?
I have not switched, but I'm extremely tempted. I'm also thinking that we are early in the Spin Effect intro right now, so as I mention in the video review, I'm eager to see if Wilson roll this out in a racquet more to my spec.
Both Jason and Spencer are switching to the Steam 99S. They are both playing some very solid tennis with it.
I've been doing so much testing in the last few months that it is rare that I've had the chance to go out and hit with something that is not for an upcoming review. When I have had the chance to hit for fun, I've been hitting a lot of wood racquets (I'm discovering the beauty of wood strung with poly! Look for a blog on that sometime in the future). I've also been hitting a very special (to me) fully custom racquet I will also be reporting on in the future.
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Sunshine and warm weather can only mean one thing. It's barbecue time. Head to one of these restaurants and try the best barbecue in D.C. today.
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Try some variety with your next barbecue, and seek out some specialty craft beers instead of the regular brews. These craft beers pair exceptionally well with your carefully grilled meats.
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Mother's Day is one of the best opportunities to show your mom how much you appreciate everything she has done for you. Here are two great recipes from Chef Ed Hardy from Quench that are sure to impress your mom.
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Mother's Day is the one of the best opportunities we have to show our mothers how much we appreciate them, so why not start the day with a fabulous brunch?
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Nothing signifies a special occasion quite like a meal at a fancy French restaurant. Here is a list of five of the best French restaurants in D.C., all serving authentic French cuisine for a reasonable price.
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For breakfast, some Washingtonians want it all packed neatly into a hand-held option. From the classic breakfast sandwich to vegan options or an egg squeezed between a doughnut or waffles, DC has some of the most unique breakfast sandwiches in the nation.
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