KOTUG takes full ownership of Kotug Seabulk Maritime KOTUG International B.V. said today that it has concluded the acquisition of Kotug Seabulk Maritime LLC (KSM), taking full ownership of the business. KOTUG has acquired the interest held by its joint
New NYSERDA contracts put two NY offshore wind projects back on track New York Gov. Kathy Hochul looks to have notched up two more successes in her efforts to get New York State offshore wind back on track. Today she announced that the state
SECNAV urges Korean shipbuilders to invest in U.S. shipyards Secretary of the Navy Carlos Del Toro has been meeting with top South Korean shipbuilding executives and making the case for them to create American subsidiaries and invest in integrated U.S. commercial
Three-way partnership creates new JSI Alliance A twosome is becoming a threesome. After three years in a successful commercial alliance, Dutch maritime heavy lift transport and engineering contractor Jumbo Shipping and German breakbulk and project cargo specialist SAL
CMA CGM applies new peak season surcharge from Egypt to West Africa French ocean carrier CMA CGM has announced a new peak season surcharge (PSS) from Egypt to West Africa. The new surcharge will commence on 4 March and will be effective until further notice. The PSS will be US$100 / container and will be applied only to dry cargo, according to the company's announcement. If you liked this post, please consider donating The post appeared first on Container News .
Grimaldi bolsters Italy-Greece connections The Grimaldi Group is set to elevate transport capacity and comfort on its Italy-Greece connections with the introduction of the Europalink vessel on the Brindisi-Igoumenitsa service starting 29 February. As the ro-pax unit boasts the largest cargo capacity ever deployed in the Adriatic Sea, the Europalink will complement the modern ro-pax unit, the Kydon Palace, already operating on the line. Th
Port of Montreal signs partnership deal to proceed with new box terminal project The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) announced its partnership agreement with Contrecoeur Terminal Constructors General Partnership (CTCGP), which consists of Pomerleau and Aecon. This collaboration will support the MPA in designing the in-water works for its Contrec�ur expansion project using a progressive design-build (progressive DB) approach. In October of last year, MPA announced its intention
Cargo and Compliance: Simplifying Documentation in the Shipping Industry The shipping industry, characterised by its critical role in global trade, faces an array of challenges in managing the vast amounts of documentation required for operations. The reliance on paper-based documents not only slows down processes but also increases the risk of errors and compliance issues. As companies strive for efficiency and sustainability, the transition towards digital documenta
Port of Tanjung Pelepas secures deal for new ULCV quay cranes Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP), a joint venture between the MMC Group and APM Terminals, has finalized a deal with Sany Marine Heavy Industry to purchase six units of ultra-large container vessel (ULCV) quay cranes. The agreement, sealed by PTP CEO Mark Hardiman and Sany Marine CEO Jeff Fu on 23 February, marks a significant milestone for the Malaysian port. Chairman of PTP, Tan Sri Che Khalib Moh
Port Houston starts 2024 with container export record Port Houston has kicked off the year on a high note, achieving record-breaking total container volumes in January. The month saw a remarkable total of 332,961 TEUs, marking a 4% increase compared to the same period last year. Notably, container imports rose by 3% to reach 154,493 TEUs, mainly attributed to robust imports from China ahead of the Lunar New Year festivities. Additionally, loaded exp
CMA CGM completes Bolloré Logistics takeover French shipping giant CMA CGM Group has completed the acquisition of Bolloré Logistics from its compatriot transportation company Bolloré Group. The two firms announced that the purchase price is €4.85 billion (US$5.25 billion), on the basis of the estimated debt and cash on the completion date. In 2022, Bolloré Logistics achieved a turnover of €7.1 billion (US$7.7 billion), transported 710,000 T
Euroseas charters out feeder ship under construction Greek container ship owner Euroseas has entered into a time charter contract for the 2,800 TEU Leonidas Z, a newbuilding fuel efficient feeder ship currently under construction, for 23-25 months at the option of the charterer, at a gross daily rate of US$20,000. The new charter will commence upon delivery of the vessel from the shipyard expected around the end of April or beginning of May 2024. A
Rotterdam World Gateway to fully equip quayside with shore-based power Dutch container terminal Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG) has decided to equip its entire quayside with shore-based power capabilities, enabling all vessels to utilize this eco-friendly power source. According to a statement, already renowned for its full automation and carbon neutrality, the RWG terminal's initiative will further enhance environmental sustainability. With the implementation of shor
Scrubbing the Future: Bridging Renewable Energy and Syngas Purification Okay, let's get one thing out of the way right from the start - I'm no engineer or environmental expert. Just a regular guy who works in renewable energy and has picked up a thing or two along the way. The only reason I know anything about "syngas" and gas "scrubbers" is because I got roped into a project at work that involved both. It was a total baptism by fire, let me tell you. One day I'm jus
Hong Kong customs bust shark fins smuggling attempt Hong Kong Customs and Excise Department officers seized a container of shark fins from a controlled and endangered species after intercepting a container on 27 February. Customs inspector Chan King-fung said that the department acted after being tipped off by the Organized Crime and Triad Bureau that a river vessel bound for Macau was suspected of smuggling. A patrol vessel tracked and stopped th
Top 5 Supply Chain Management Scholarships For International Students to Apply for in 2024-2025 Supply chain management is an area with tons of prospects. However, finding a scholarship in this field is quite challenging. Specializing in this field requires one to have extraordinary problem-solving skills. These skills are essential for dealing with various logistical issues that will most definitely come across while working in this industry. Moreover, the problem of choice gets even more
Tips Maintaining Sustainability Of Supply Chain Management An eco-friendly or sustainable supply chain has become a critical - and ever more visible - an element of corporate social responsibility. The trend is fueled by heightened regulations to reduce the environmental impact of industrialization. Plus, today's consumers don't want to be associated with an unethical company. According to a report, 77% of consumers say they will buy a product of a compa
CN analysis: Freight rates on major Indian trades see downward corrections after January highs After spiking dramatically amid the Red Sea crisis-linked shipping disruption, container freight rates seen on trades out of India have held firm or even declined in some cases in February, month-on-month, according to the latest market analysis by Container News . On the westbound India-Europe trade, average short-term contract rates for 20-foot container bookings from West India [Jawaharlal Neh
NYK buys UK-based logistics firm International Logistics Group (ILG), a UK subsidiary of NYK Line's Yusen Logistics, acquired Noel Topco, a UK-based holding company of 10 companies, including Global Freight Solutions (GFS). The acquisition is part of the logistics business growth strategy outlined in the medium-term management plan announced by the NYK Group in March 2023. NYK said the acquisition realizes ambidextrous managemen
Alternative Financing Vs. Traditional Loans: A Small Business's Guide Access to capital is vital for small business growth. Traditional bank loans, while common, may not always be accessible, especially for early-stage enterprises. Fortunately, numerous financing options exist today, offering diverse opportunities tailored to different business needs. This guide will delve into alternative lending versus traditional loans to help you understand the financial landsc
Meest Experts Recommend: Tips on Shipping to Kazakhstan With the advancement of new technologies, shipping to Kazakhstan is no longer a hassle. Simply create an account on the Meest Portal and easily create, pay for, and manage your shipments without leaving your home. Meest experts will strive to answer popular questions that clients often encounter when wanting to send a parcel to Kazakhstan. What Determines the Cost of Shipping to Kazakhstan It's n
Georgia Ports growth plans and collaborations fuel job expansion and economic opportunities statewide Georgia ports play a crucial role for automakers, suppliers, manufacturers, and logistics operations considering job expansion in Georgia, United States. "We're not talking about only Savannah or Atlanta. It's our mission to drive the success of the entire state. A whole series of recent announcements prove that our efforts are paying off in greater economic opportunity for Georgians in large and
Genco capesize sales fall through US-listed bulker player Genco Shipping & Trading has failed in its first attempt to successfully close the recently confirmed disposal of two elderly capesize vessels. The John Wobensmith-led owner of more than 40 ships said it has terminated the deals due to the buyers' breach of the agreements' terms. The 2010-built Genco Claudius and 2009-built ...
Atlantska Plovidba signs for ultramax newbuilds in China Croatian bulker owner and operator Atlantska Plovidba has returned to Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry in China with an order for two ultramaxes. The Zagreb-listed outfit, majority owned by Zadar-based peer Tankerska Plovidba, is paying around $65m for the 53,500 dwt duo designed to meet IMO Tier III and EEDI Phase 3 requirements. Atlantska, which ...
Rotterdam World Gateway terminal to provide shore-based power for all vessels Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG) container terminal has decided to equip its entire quayside with shore-based power for all vessels. The RWG terminal is already fully automated and CO2-neutral and the construction of shore-based power facilities will mean the ships will also no longer emit particulates, nitrogen and CO2 when at berth. These facilities will also ...
CMA CGM wraps up $5.2bn Bolloré Logistics acquisition French liner CMA CGM has completed the acquisition of family-run conglomerate Bolloré Logistics for €4.85bn ($5.25bn). The Bolloré Group said that, even though the sale to CMA CGM has been completed, the transfer of Bolloré Logistics Sweden AB to the French company remains subject to obtaining foreign investment clearance in Sweden. The two agreed to ...
Seafar starts up Germany's first remote-controlled inland waterway shipping centre Belgian specialist in remote-controlled shipping Seafar, with its project partners HGK Shipping and Reederei Deymann, has set up the first remote operations centre in Germany. The centre enables captains to navigate vessels on inland waterways from dry land. This technology, according to Seafar, is one way of countering the shortage of specialist workers. Five vessels ...
Odfjell Oceanwind launches floating wind foundation manufacturing venture Norwegian floating offshore wind specialist Odfjell Oceanwind and fellow automation and manufacturing expert Prodtex have established a joint venture for floating wind foundations called Windsteel Technologies. The jv, headed up by former boss of Corvus Energy Geir Bjørkeli, has been created to set up floater production capacity with the aim of having the first factory ...
Northern Offshore bags work for jackup rig offshore Oman Houston-based jackup owner Northern Offshore, a 91.81% subsidiary of Rex International, has won a multi-well deal offshore Oman for one of its rigs. The drilling program will be undertaken in Masirah Oil's Yumna field in Block 50 off Oman. It will consist of the drilling and completion of a new in-field well and the workover ...
US logistics firm GXO tops CMA CGM's offer for Wincanton The bidding war for UK logistics player Wincanton is heating up, with US-based warehousing firm GXO Logistics surpassing an offer made by CMA CGM's CEVA Logistics. The owner of Clipper Logistics has logged a bid under which shareholders would get 605 pence in cash for each Wincanton share held - up about 26% from CEVA ...
Euroseas eyes improved box market as it fixes out another newbuild Greek owner Euroseas has taken advantage of the improving containership market to clinch another long-term charter deal for one of its newbuild feeders delivering this year. The Aristides Pittas-led company has fixed a 2,800 teu Leonidas Z for up to 25 months from April or May at $20,000 per day. Pittas said the deal is ...
Saudi offshore owner accused of abandoning crew across multiple vessels The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has revealed multiple concerning reports about withheld pay from seafarers working on eight ships owned by Saudi Arabian marine services contractor Hadi H Al Hammam Establishment. According to ITF, the company, which lists Saudi Aramco among its clients and was buying brand new ships as recently as 2018, has ...
Capesize FFAs hitting prolonged highs not experienced since the 2000s Capesize rates are on a charge, leaping by more than 10% on the Baltic Exchange yesterday to stand on the cusp of the $30,000 a day mark thanks in no small part to strong volumes of iron ore from Brazil to northern China. Moreover, FFAs look strong with March contracts of more than $30,000 a ...
Norden orders four capes Danish shipping giant Norden has revealed orders for four capesize newbuildings, which will deliver between 2025 and 2027. Prices and the yards contracted have not been revealed. Norden already has five owned and seven chartered capes on its books, and today stated its aim was to get to a total operating capesize fleet of between ...
Atlantic Oceanic expands fleet with Tek-Ocean MPSV UK-based offshore vessel owner Atlantic Oceanic, has bolstered its fleet with the acquisition of a multipurpose supply vessel from Melbourne-based Tek-Ocean Energy Services. The company, formerly known as Castle Ship Technical Management, has added the 1991-built Tek-Ocean Spirit for an undisclosed sum and renamed it Atlantic Spirit. Atlantic Oceanic had six European and Jones Act-compliant ...
Sapura forms decommissioning joint venture Malaysian offshore services provider Sapura Energy and AF Offshore Decom, part of Norway's AF Gruppen, have joined forces to target the increasing demand for offshore decommissioning services in Southeast Asia. A joint venture called Kitar Solutions was recently presented in Kuala Lumpur with the aim of simplifying the decommissioning process through integrated engineering, preparations, removal,
BHP studies nuclear-powered ships Mining giant BHP has become the latest big name to study the potential for nuclear to power ships. The Australian headquartered company tapped Dutch consultants ULC-Energy to compare key characteristics of various civil reactor designs against the requirements for the potential use in commercial maritime shipping as well as evaluating a range of regulatory, operational, ...
NYK acquires UK logistics company Japan's Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK) has bought Noel Topco, a UK-based holding company of 10 companies, including Global Freight Solutions Limited (GFS), a specialist in fulfillment services for e-commerce businesses, from order receipt to delivery. The UK e-commerce market is the third largest in the world after China and the US, according to NYK. "The ...
Biden administration announces $3bn clean ports investment The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced the launch of a $3bn clean ports program to fund zero-emission port equipment and infrastructure. The EPA is releasing two separate notice of funding opportunities. First, the nearly $2.8bn zero-emission technology deployment competition will directly fund zero-emission port equipment and infrastructure to reduce mobile source emissions a
Does GDP matter for shipping? Pierre Aury has some advice for executives looking too closely at the health of national economies. My January column discussed AI, global warming, the geopolitical situation and the possibility of a financial crisis as likely or not to shape 2024. It triggered some feedback along the lines of a recession being more likely to have ...
Berge Bulk orders newcastlemax pair at CSSC yard as ordering momentum grows Deal comes as newbuild activity for large bulkers is picking up pace in recent years
Strong finish sends BW LPG to strongest year on record BW LPG posted its strongest financial year after a robust fourth quarter, during which VLGC rates climbed to near-record levels...
Okeanis eyes 'even better' longer-term scenario for tankers New York- and Oslo-listed owner clinches sharply higher rates in first quarter of 2024 after record 2023
International Seaways reveals $232m MR acquisition as it posts record profits International Seaways has posted its strongest year on record and unveiled acquisitions for six medium-range tankers totalling $232m. Chief executive...
EU to support shore power and e-fuel projects in ports with $1bn fund The EU has launched a call for proposals from the transport sector, as the bloc aims to support alternative fuel...
Hamburg feels effect of northern range slowdown Throughput was down in 2023 as weak economic conditions and geopolitical tensions affected trade. For terminal operator HHLA, there was...
Euroseas newbuild charter illustrates bounce in market for boxships Nasdaq-listed owner aims to 'continue capitalising' on firmer market for other vessels coming open, including three 1,800 teu newbuildings
Red Sea crisis deals blow to Piraeus' standing as East Med's transhipment king Lloyd's List Intelligence data shows calls of larger tonnage, 10,000 teu and above, at Piraeus have more than halved since...
IMO to adopt practical mid-term measures to put decarbonisation back on track Secretary-general is optimistic on shipping's chances of reaching new IMO targets aiming for net zero by or around 2050, as...
Shipping prepares for its first dance with carbon trading Companies are scrambling to set up trading accounts, while a niche industry springs up to help them manage an unfamiliar...
CMA CGM completes Bolloré Logistics deal CMA CGM's growing presence in the logistics sector is cemented through its acquisition of Bolloré Logistics. But it has lost...
Eastern Pacific exercises options for two tankers and four bulkers at Chinese yards Singapore-based shipowner now has 10 ammonia dual-fuel bulkers on order at Beihai Shipbuilding
Svitzer prepares to go it alone Towage and terminal service may not be a high-growth sector. But the chief executive says there are benefits to avoiding...
Norden expands capesize fleet with four newbuilds Danish company aims to prioritise dry bulk tonnage this year amid higher asset prices in the tanker market
K Line seals storage site agreement for Malaysia CCS project K Line and its partners have been working on a storage site project since 2022. In September 2023, the consortium agreed...
Frontline sees Q4 boost from Euronav VLCCs Last year 'exceptional for tanker industry' and Red Sea disruption will benefit larger vessels, says Barstad
Daily Briefing Heightened security threat accepted norm for Ukraine's Black Sea traders | Rubymar owners defy Houthi threats in final bid to...
US shippers urged to use technology to fight cargo crime, fraud Using layers of technology from digital documents to artificial intelligence to tracking devices, shippers can detect and even head off the growing threat of cargo crime, experts say.
CMA CGM closes $5 billion Bolloré deal, but faces bidding war for Wincanton The carrier's acquisition spree has brought one of France's largest transport and logistics companies into the group, but its bid to acquire UK forwarder Wincanton is being challenged.
PayCargo targets invoice automation with Rippey AI acquisition PayCargo has taken a majority ownership stake in process automation company Rippey AI to better connect invoicing to payment transactions.
J.B. Hunt veteran Shelley Simpson tapped as company's next CEO Simpson will become the first woman to take the top job at J.B. Hunt, something many in the industry expected to happen after she was named president 18 months ago.
MPV carriers settle into reliable 'new normal' for vessel diversions The multipurpose sector is managing security risk, dodging pricey transit fees at the Panama Canal and finding new cargo sources as route diversions globally become routine.
Ocean carrier push for carbon pricing mechanism not without risk Carriers are advocating in increasingly vocal and high-profile ways to ensure that an effective price on carbon comes out of IMO deliberations and puts regulatory teeth behind its commitment to eliminate carbon emissions from shipping by or around 2050.
APM looks to ease trucker woes over New Jersey terminal appointment system APM Terminals will make more slots available for retrieving import containers at its Port Elizabeth site as truckers say delays in booking appointments are worsening.
Cosco to partner in ONE's upcoming India-US East Coast WIN service: sources The move makes sense, according to a Mumbai-based source, as ONE needs a partner to fill space and Cosco needs a strong service out of India.
Carrier on-time service levels plummeted in January amid Red Sea crisis A drop in schedule reliability was expected on trade lanes such as Asia-Europe and Asia-US East Coast, but the diversions around southern Africa have also affected routes not directly connected to the Red Sea.
New Saudi feeder line to tap into Red Sea-driven changes in demand Folk Maritime's stated goal is to "fill an essential void" in the regional maritime market, with its launch coinciding with heavily disrupted container shipping flows.
RK Logistics joins wave of 'tuck-in' acquisitions to reach East Coast As California-based RK Logistics' high-tech customers move east to new markets, the logistics provider is following by buying New York-based On Time Trucking.
Broker BRS calls time on the boom in values of older tankers Company believes geopolitical pendulum has swung away from veterans to younger models
New Fortress declares its FLNG project as 'fastest on the planet' Company switching to next facility on shore as it awaits first export cargo from offshore unit in April
Excelerate Energy eyes up vessel acquisitions and newbuildings Houston-based regasification specialist also pursuing investments in LNG terminals and downstream infrastructure
Seaways sees rates improve across diverse fleet as another strong quarter looms Manhattan-based owner expects to have all six Wayzata MR acquisitions operating in first half of 2024
Golar LNG secures 2027 delivery slot for next-up LNG-to-FLNG conversion Company plans separate listing for flare gas-to-LNG venture Macaw Energies
Frontline boss Barstad says Red Sea is 'a proper mess' due to 'random' attacks Tanker owner's boss says every vessel could be a target for the Houthis
Marsh and Markel combine to set up new marine insurance facility New follow form facility will cater for Marsh's global marine portfolio
Pondering the 'absurd': Bank analysts trade blows over Teekay Tankers This week's Streetwise takes a look at what's to blame for a big sell-off in Teekay stock following strong earnings
India calls for extra powers from UN to tackle Somali piracy The country's navy was involved in an operation to retake the bulker Lila Norfolk after it was seized by armed group
Grindrod Shipping sheds another older bulker as rates rise Singapore owner sells 2011-built handysize and reveals better forward bookings
International Seaways confirms six-MR tanker swoop New York-listed shipowner used shares for 15% of deal price
CMA CGM completes €4.85bn buy of Bollore Logistics Takeover of French logistics peer marks the biggest acquisition in CMA CGM's history
Herbjorn Hansson just wants to talk 'upward slope' of Nordic American Tankers success Quarterly profit drops to close out 2023, but company trumpets full-year results and future prospects
New Fortress Energy fires up its FSRU-based Barcarena terminal in Brazil Company turns in record results but still awaits start-up of its delayed first FLNG unit
Cosco Shipping International bounces back to profit Singapore-based logistics company is concerned about the impact of economic slowdown
Golar LNG signs up 'potential customer' to either its next-up or existing FLNG units Company reveals it has ploughed over $1.5bn into conversion floater for BP's delayed project
Two Genco Shipping capesizes back on sales block after deal implodes New York owner was to receive combined $36.5m from sale of older duo
John Fredriksen getting his money back as Frontline refinances 24 tankers in $900m deals Cash from recent sales will also be used to clear loans granted by major shareholder
Atlantska makes ultramax bulker debut with order in China after takeover by rival Croatian owner continues fleet modernisation with deal for two bulkers
Altera Shuttle Tankers prices upsized $200m bond issue as it refinances UK-based owner's new deal comes in 0.5% under 2025 notes' interest coupon
Greek shipowner Victor Restis in UK legal tussle over $46m claim Businesswoman Amanda Staveley claims she felt intimidated into signing documents linked to 16-year-old debt
Ocean Yield hunts new deals and plots bond issue as profit rises Sale-and-leaseback specialist has been busy
Norden buys four capesize newbuildings in deal worth over $271m Danish firm has been building up its owned and operated fleet of capesizes
Damaged Subsea 7 WTIV drags on quarterly earnings, but focus is on future Revenue should grow in 2024, the Kristian Siem-backed offshore player says
Norden buys four capesize newbuildings in deal worth over $300m Danish firm has been building up its owned and operated fleet of capesizes
Favourable exchange rates and rise in shipbuilding revenue lift Yangzijiang's net profit Higher value contracts see Chinese shipbuilder's revenue increase despite lower number of deliveries
BW LPG expects more VLGC volatility after logging best ever quarterly profit Singapore owner believes market fundamentals remain sound despite big swings in rates
BW Offshore stockpiles cash with ship divestments and share sales Moves help FPSO owner push dividend as high as it can go
UK inquiry to probe results of shipping sanctions Treasury committee calls for evidence about the performance of UK's sanctions regulator
Ambitious marine insurer Charterama renews five-year deal with RSA Rotterdam-based insurer is aiming to double in size in the coming years
Excelerate Energy plans to move from 'strategy to action' in 2024 Chief executive Steven Kobos flags up transition into growth mode as company turns in end-year results
Frontline takes a swipe at owners putting crews at risk with Red Sea transits Norwegian owner says 'some actors' still willing to make dangerous passage
Euroseas gets juicy charter for newbuilding in rising boxship market Red Sea disruption yields lucrative employment for feeder vessel that has yet to be delivered from the yard
Malaysia's MISC sees fourth-quarter profit dip on higher costs and taxes But shipowner remains upbeat for prospects in tanker and LNG markets
Frontline reveals jump in first quarter rates as it sees first boost from Euronav VLCCs John Fredriksen's tanker giant says earnings capacity has grown by more than a third after acquisition
'Measured' amount of shuttle tanker ordering 'imperative', KNOT Offshore Partners says Boss Derek Lowe argues that contracting at shipyards is a sign of confidence in the sector
Okeanis Eco Tankers posts record annual profit as a listed company Alafouzos family-controlled firm also raises dividend as fourth-quarter profit rebounds
Eastern Pacific confirms orders for ammonia dual-fuel newcastlemax bulkers at Chinese yard Shipowning giant firms up long-mooted bulker orders and declares an option for two LNG dual-fuel tankers
Eastern Pacific confirms orders for ammonia dual-fuel kamsarmax bulkers at Chinese yard As shipowning giant firms up long-mooted bulker order, it also declares option for two LNG dual-fuel tankers
Malaysia's MISC sees fourth quarter profit dip on higher costs and taxes But shipowner remains upbeat for prospects in both the tanker and LNG markets
Ray Car Carriers behind pricey PCTC orders at Hyundai Mipo Dockyard The LNG dual-fuel 7,500-ceu PCTCs cost $134m each
Amazon's return of leased cargo jets hurts ATSG profit Air Transport Services Group is taking a more conservative approach to fleet expansion until the air cargo market picks up and customers start leasing additional freighters.
Texas, Louisiana ports' January cargo volumes a mixed bag Ports in Houston and New Orleans recorded year-over-year increases in cargo volumes during January, while Corpus Christi, Texas, saw a slight decline.
CBNC supply chain reporter, daughter pen book on family histories of slaves While visiting Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, Lori Ann LaRocco and daughter Abby Wallace learned about families who were enslaved at the site.
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