by cargosnew | May 18, 2016 | News, Uncategorized
By Susan Trautman Moving freight to and from the landlocked Midwest can be a challenge with major ports being thousands of miles away. There is hope. Between the Panama Canal widening project completing in June and the Indianapolis Rail Ramp working out its kinks over...
by cargosnew | Aug 20, 2015 | News
The $5.3 billon Panama Canal expansion project is expected to be completed early next year, slated to open in April. Adding a third set of locks will make an enormous impact. After the expansion vessels will be able to transit through the Canal, with up to 13,000 TEUs...
by cargosnew | Mar 24, 2014 | News
by Will Batton, owner Cargo Services Inc. Recent global events remind us all how important security measures implemented by the U.S. government and related entities truly are when it comes to global shipping and travel. Sanctions have been imposed on Russia by...
by cargosnew | Feb 13, 2014 | News
Since 9-11 the import landscape has been in a continuous state of flux. U.S. import company leaders must keep up with rules and regulations. The enormous responsibility of U.S. Customs and Boarder Protection has become even greater as these professionals work to keep...
by cargosnew | Jan 9, 2014 | News
Incoterms® are terms us professionals working in the international shipping industry and import and export companies use as part of our jargon every day. The idea of international shipping terms was conceived in 1921 with the first set of rules implemented in 1936...
by cargosnew | May 9, 2013 | News
Cargo Services Jefferson Clay, director of business development, is featured as today's Inside Indiana Business Perspectives professional. He shares great advice for Indiana's RV manufacturers, who are having parts produced overseas and imported to the United...
