Category: Trade agreements
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CBP and Uruguay Held Virtual Ribbon Cutting to Launch eCert
WASHINGTON — In a virtual ribbon cutting ceremony on October 7, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) along with the Ambassador of Uruguay, the National Meat Institute of … ›
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Port of Los Angeles Stops Short of 24-Hour Operations, Unlike Long Beach
Gateway’s director says truckers, other operators must first ramp up their overnight, weekend work as inbound containers swamp U.S. … ›
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Maersk buys omnichannel tech startup, furthering end-to-end ambitions
A.P. Moller - Maersk announced Wednesday it acquired Huub , a cloud-based logistics startup based in Portugal, for an undisclosed amount. … ›
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Maersk Buys Two Logistics Operators, Flags More Acquisitions
A/S reported robust earnings helped by a frenetic global shipping market, announced it bought two e-commerce logistics companies together … ›
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Long Beach will need 24-hour shifts for future cargo flow: Cordero
The Southern California port complex is expected to see close to 10 percent growth in container volumes this year as the cargo surge from … ›
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Border workers vote to strike, putting Canada’s reopening plans at risk
CBSA officers have been asking for better protections against harassment and discrimination … ›
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National Back to School 2021 Footwear Shopper Survey Report
Shoe Sales and Consumer Behavior Insights From 1,000 Families Nationwide … ›
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SFIA Applauds USTR Decision To Not Hit Vietnam Imports With Additional Tariffs
The United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced Friday that the U.S. would not initiate Section 301 Tariffs of up to 25 … ›
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CBP Modifies Withhold Release Order on Imports of Carpets and Hand-Knotted Wool Products from Nepal
WASHINGTON – U.S. Customs and Border Protection has modified a Withhold Release Order on imports of carpets and hand-knotted … ›
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Potential supply chain impacts of B.C. Wildfires
Due to extreme heat following a very dry spring, a number of wildfires are impacting major transportation links through British Columbia. … ›