by Stas Margaronis Jun 03, 2016
Teamsters Call On Ports Of LA/Long Beach To Ban Trucking Companies Who “Misclassify” Drivers
Fred Potter, director of the Teamsters Union Port Division, in an interview with AJOT said the Teamsters are calling on the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach to “ban trucking companies from Port property when they illegally misclassify truck drivers” as independent contractors.
California Ports - The rebound is well underway
California’s ports are rebounding as volumes passed pre-recession levels.
Port of Stockton Gets Rating Upgrade From Moody’s
The Port of Stockton was awarded a rating upgrade by Moody’s in recognition of improved revenues and lower debt on March 28th.
Any solace in SOLAS stunner?
The admission was stunning - the US Coast Guard saying it will not enforce the new international container weight rule has raised serious doubts as to whether the rule, scheduled to go into effect on July 1, can now be enforced.
Safmarine, CEO Looks Toward Brighter Future
David Williams, president and CEO of Safmarine a Maersk company told AJOT he is cautiously optimistic that the company's trade related to Africa and West Central Asia, will recover from the current slowdown and increase to 4% per annum by 2020.
California agricultural forecast: hoping for rain
In 2016, California’s farmers are hoping for rain to help alleviate the impact of the drought that has hurt the region’s agricultural exports.
Oakland Port Director Sees No Impact From Ports America Exit
In State of the Port speech, Oakland Port Director Chris Lytle says he expects no negative impact from the departure of stevedoring giant Ports America from the Port of Oakland.
World Shipping Council’s Koch Predicts “Very Challenging” 2016
Ocean carriers - and by extension, shippers - will be facing “very challenging and competitive” conditions in 2016, according to Christopher Koch, Senior Advisor at the World Shipping Council.
Book Review: Terminal Island: Lost Communities of Los Angeles Harbor
Terminal Island is a largely artificial island located in Los Angeles County, California, between the city of Los Angeles and the city of Long Beach.
Will the new Long Beach container terminal be a game changer?
The new Long Beach Container Terminal is due to come on stream next year with final phase of completion in 2019. The size of the Long Beach facility and level of automation could make it a game changer on terminal design and operation in North America.
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