Tag: shipping
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Port of Oakland Releases July Maritime Newsletter Detailing Key Developments
The Port of Oakland's July 2026 Maritime Newsletter highlights new TraPac cranes, increased June cargo volume, a visit from the Port of Melbourne, and changes in board leadership, offering a comprehensive update on port activities.
BusinessEconomyTradeTransportationAustralasia Port of OaklandMaritime NewsletterTraPaccargo volumePort of Melbourneboard leadershipShipping
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Port of Oakland and TraPac Unveil New Electric Cranes, Boosting Capacity and Sustainability
The Port of Oakland and TraPac celebrate two new 440-foot electric Liebherr cranes, now operational at TraPac Terminal. These first European-built cranes on the U.S. West Coast enhance cargo capacity, efficiency, and sustainability, with two more expected by Fall 2026.
BusinessScience & TechnologyEnvironmentEconomyTransportationEnergyClimate Change Port of OaklandTraPac TerminalElectric CranesShippingGlobal TradeInfrastructureSustainability
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Port of Oakland Reports Significant Cargo Volume Increase in June
Port of Oakland saw a 7.7% rise in June 2026 cargo volumes, with loaded containers up 10.3% due to strong import and export growth. This performance highlights continued demand through Northern California's trade gateway.
BusinessEconomyTradeTransportationEmployment and Labor Port of OaklandCargo volumesImportsExportsTEUsShippingNorthern California
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Port of Long Beach Reports Third-Busiest June on Record with 10.6% Cargo Increase
The Port of Long Beach experienced its third-busiest June, moving 779,331 TEUs, a 10.6% increase from last year. Year-to-date volumes are also up, positioning the port for a record-breaking year as it pursues a zero-emissions future.
BusinessPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyEconomyTransportationState GovernmentsEnvironmentTradeEmployment and Labor Port of Long BeachCargo VolumeTEUsShippingCaliforniaLogisticsSustainability
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Media Monitor: US launches strikes after Iran fires on ship in Strait of Hormuz
France 24 is reporting that the U.S. launched new strikes on Iran after a container ship was set ablaze in the Strait of Hormuz. The report details escalating tensions, including drone attacks and diplomatic calls for restraint.
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Port of Oakland Reports Rise in Cargo Volume in June Newsletter
The Port of Oakland's June 2026 Maritime Newsletter reports a rise in cargo volume. It also covers the BNSF Summit, Tree Nut convention, and Wan Hai's maiden call, offering key updates on port activities.
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Port of Long Beach Secures Eighth Consecutive 'Best West Coast Seaport' Award
The Port of Long Beach has been named 'Best West Coast Seaport' for the eighth consecutive year by Asia Cargo News readers. This honor highlights its commitment to customer service, efficiency, and future growth.
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Port of Long Beach Reports Significant Cargo Surge in May
The Port of Long Beach experienced a substantial 31.7% increase in cargo volume in May 2026, moving 842,030 TEUs, marking its third-busiest May on record. Imports and exports also saw strong growth, contributing to a robust year-to-date performance.
BusinessScience & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentEconomyEmployment and LaborTransportationEnvironmentTradeFederal Government Port of Long BeachCargoTEUsShippingLogisticsMay 2026Economic Development
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Amazon Expands Less-Than-Truckload Freight Service to All U.S. Businesses
Amazon expands its Less-Than-Truckload (LTL) freight service across the U.S., offering cost-effective shipping, real-time tracking, and reliable capacity to all businesses, leveraging its extensive logistics network built over decades.
BusinessScience & TechnologyEconomyTransportationComputers and InternetTrade AmazonLess-Than-TruckloadFreightSupply Chain ServicesLogisticsShipping
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Port of Long Beach to Update Public on Zero-Emissions Progress
The Port of Long Beach will host a virtual meeting on June 25 to update the public on its Cooperative Agreement with the South Coast Air Quality Management District, detailing progress on zero-emissions infrastructure for trucks and cargo equipment.
BusinessScience & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentEconomyEnvironmentTransportationEducationGeneral Politics Port of Long BeachZero-emissionsClean Air AgreementSouth Coast Air Quality Management DistrictInfrastructureSustainabilityShipping
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Georgia Ports Authority Initiates Study for Savannah Harbor Deepening and Widening
Georgia Ports Authority launches a study to deepen and widen Savannah Harbor. This aims to accommodate larger vessels, improve two-way traffic, and boost the port's competitiveness and economic value for the nation.
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Democratic Whip Katherine Clark Blasts Trump's Iran War, Citing Economic Toll and Republican Inaction
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticizes President Trump's "war with Iran," citing rising costs for Americans and a lack of strategy. She condemned Republicans for rejecting a War Powers Resolution to end the conflict.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessConflictGeneral PoliticsFederal GovernmentEconomyMilitaryDemocratic PartyRepublican Party Katherine ClarkIran WarDonald TrumpWar Powers ResolutionCongressShippingCongresswoman Katherine Clark
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Media Monitor: Nikkei 225 Breaks 50,000 on Trade Optimism
Nikkei Asia is reporting that the Nikkei 225 has broken 50,000 for the first time due to trade and rate optimism after the U.S. and China reached a trade agreement.
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NZ Post Restores US Parcel Services After Tariff Changes
NZ Post has resumed most parcel sending services to the United States and US territories, including gift sending for personal customers and full services for most businesses.
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US Shipping Slowdown Expected as Tariffs Take Hold
Shipping from China to the U.S. is expected to slow sharply this week, leading to potential consequences for American retailers, manufacturers, and the trucking industry as tariffs take hold.
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