Blank sailings on the rise at Canadian ports as carriers fret over rail strike
As uncertainty hangs over Canada’s rail system being shut down by a strike, shipping lines ...
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The recent decline in volumes on the US Gulf and east coasts and in northern Canada has not derailed port expansion plans.
Designs for new container terminals on the lower Mississippi have taken steps forward, while the port of Prince Rupert is working on an export transfer facility as it awaits the outcome of a feasibility study for a container terminal that would nearly double its box capacity.
The board of commissioners of the port of New Orleans (NOLA) last week advanced ...
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