"Ocean" Topic Cloud
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Improvement plans for the Port of New Orleans will cost $1 billion dollars 
- The improvements planned would increase the port’s capacity, add an intermodal rail facility, and help the area recover from damage from Hurricane Katrina.
- Created 4 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
Ocean Cargo, Ocean Shipments- Russia to build a new port
- A new port will be built in Nakhodka to help with the oil pipeline between Russia and Asia.
- Created 4 months ago by Establish in Europe Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean port
- Californians fear cargo move to different ports
- With the increasing costs of labor and transportation and the new container fees, cargo owners are moving to different ports. California’s green initiative is also not allowing the ports to expand to better accommodate the Ocean vessels.
- Created 4 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Cargo
- Maersk Line agrees with two other lines to share vessels
- Starting in April, Maersk Line, will utilize other vessels to help serve their customer supply chain needs in the Asia to North America trade lanes.
- Created 4 months ago by Establish in Europe Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Cargo
- A loss for air quality in California
- A court ruled against a January 7th ruling to improve the air quality on ocean cargo vessels coming into California
- Created 4 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Cargo
- Port of Miami priority on increasing cargo business
- Port of Miami suffered a second-year decline of 9.5 percent in container cargo volume in 2007
- Created 5 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Ports
- Rotterdam second largest bunker port in the world
- Rotterdam is the second larges bunker port, Singapore is the largest. This is due to the Sulfur Emission Control Area (SECA) in the North Sea.
- Created 5 months ago by Establish in Europe Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Cargo
- Maersk to lay off 200 employees
- 200 Danish chief stewards and Danish ratings on its Danish-flagged container and tanker vessels will be laid off due to the high cost of not using international employees.
- Created 5 months ago by Establish in Europe Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Freight Maersk
- Port of Savannah handles record level of TEUs in 2007
- The Georgia Ports Authority announced that the Port of Savannah handled over 2.6 million TEUs in 2007, which is a 20.6% increase from 2006.
- Created 5 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Freight
- New Bunker Adjustment Factor
- Maersk has announced they will be rolling out a new formula which will change depending on the price of oil.
- Created 6 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Freight
- Four of the largest port cranes going to Georgia Port
- Four cranes which can unload a container ship which has 22 containers wide are going to Garden City Terminal in Georgia.
- Created 6 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Freight
- Port to open in 2020 in Dalian, China
- A new shipping and logistics center in Dalian to be in operation by 2020
- Created 6 months ago by Establish in China Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- ocean transportation
- Volume increased in 2007 at the Rotterdam port
- Container traffic increased by 12 percent and overall volume increased by 6 percent at the Rotterdam port.
- Created 6 months ago by Establish in Europe Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Cargo, Ocean Freight
- Drayage charge implemented in Long Beach California ports
- A $35 charge per loaded TEU will be assessed to each loaded TEU entering or leaving the port. The money will be used to get the fleet ready for 2012 when the new emission standards come into effect.
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Freight
- Cargo ships may use a kite to reduce carbon emissions
- A cargo ship designed by two German companies will go trans-Atlantic in January using a sail to reduce its carbon emissions
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in Europe Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Cargo
- ProLogis expands its operation in China with new facilities
- Expansion consist of new facilities in ProLogis Park Hongqiao and ProLogis Park Yantian
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in China Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- ocean
- China Shipping Container Lines profit higher than expected
- China Shipping Container Lines Co. announced their profit in 2007 will be significantly higher than expected.
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in China Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- ocean containers
- The Barbours Cut Terminal handles more containers in 2007 even with the opening of the Bayport Terminal.
- The Barbours Cuter Terminal has handled more containers this year than last year. This is surprising due to the opening of another terminal in Houston, the Bayport Terminal
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
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- China dominates the global ocean-shipping industry
- Are you aware that China is a major factor in your supply chain? Fifty percent of ocean containers across the Pacific ocean is originated from China. Additionally, as of yesterday, China has handled 100 million TEUs this year.
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in China Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- ocean
- West Coast Port in Mexico’s State Baja
- Mexico is taking bids to build a $7 billion port and rail line in Baja to help relieve US west coast ports' congestion.
- Created 7 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
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- Ocean Rates From China May Be Increasing In 2008
- The TSA expects to recommend an increase of $400 - $600 on 40-foot containers coming to the US from China. Fuel Surcharge rates may also be implemented in 2008 to offset rising fuel costs.
- Created 8 months ago by Establish in North America Supply Chain and Logistics Strategy
- Ocean Freight,