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Eleventy-million and counting
Herein, a story about driv⌠I mean, apples. âAnd people wondered why other people, who werenât buying near as many apples, were making pies and cider and delicious things from their apples, and didnât have piles of stinking, rotting apples laying around their terminals ⌠I mean, their kitchens.ââŚ
September 20, 2017
Business
Spot market update: If youâre following the demand, âGo west, young manâ
âThe whole West Coast is showing good freight and rising rates,â notes DATâs Ken Harper, particularly in van/reefer segments. âL.A.-Long Beach was driven by the Hanjin debacle,â the abrupt bankruptcy of the Hanjin ocean shipping company, but Northern California and the Northwest are showing improvement as well.
September 29, 2016
Business
Holding pattern: Van, reefer rates flat nationally but some markets heat up
Rates on the lane from Buffalo to Allentown, Pa.¸ were up 13 cents to an average of $2.59 per mile. The Midwest has also been improving, with outbound prices up in both Columbus and Chicago.
August 12, 2016
Business
N.Y. reps push to reopen cross-border trucking
Nine New York congressional representatives have asked President Obama to resolve the trade dispute with Mexico after it imposed new tariffs on apple exports to Mexico. Democrat Reps. Michael Arcuri, Scott Murphy, Maurice Hinchey, Bill Owens, Dan Maffei, Paul Tonko, John Hall and Louise Slaughter, along with Republican Rep. Chris Lee made the request after [âŚ]
October 24, 2010
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