Intermodal In The News

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January, 2025 02
Transport Topics

New IANA CEO Anne Reinke Aims to Lift Intermodal

Boosting Advocacy Efforts, Industry Profile Among Top Priorities New Intermodal Association of North America CEO Anne Reinke wants to elevate the industry’s profile and Capitol Hill presence. But before she makes any moves, she’s going to learn the ropes. “One of the things that I read years ago — actuall

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December, 2024 18
Journal of Commerce

Asia - US Spot Rates Spiking to Year-End Highs

Container spot rates from Asia to the United States in the remaining weeks of 2024 are spiking to highs not registered since the December of the first year of the pandemic-driven rush. Imports are surging ahead of a January strike threat on the US East and Gulf coasts and thanks to a compressed post-holiday shipping sc

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November, 2024 29
Journal of Commerce

Hapag-Lloyd joins Maersk in Chinese methanol supply deal

Chinese energy producer Goldwind will be supplying both members of the Gemini Cooperation with green methanol from 2026. Hapag-Lloyd will receive 250,000 tons per year in a deal signed this week while its partner Maersk will get 500,000 tons a year according to an agreement made last year. The green methanol will co

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October, 2024 21
Journal of Commerce

Union Pacific constructing Kansas City intermodal terminal

Union Pacific Railroad is building an intermodal terminal on existing UP property west of downtown Kansas City, Missouri. Construction is underway on the terminal, which will serve domestic and international containerized shipments of grains, consumer goods, refrigerated products and pet foods, UP officials announce

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October, 2024 18
Journal of Commerce

US West Coast cargo surge boosts Q3 intermodal numbers

North American railroads hauled nearly 2.17 million domestic containers in the third quarter as a surge in demand in Southern California drove a 6% year-over-year increase in volumes, according to the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA). The figure exceeds the Journal of Commerce’s quarterly forecast of 2.

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October, 2024 04
Journal of Commerce

LA-LB port significantly cuts emissions, but tougher challenges await

Reduced vessel arrivals and container volumes, coupled with cleaner cargo-handling equipment from rail to drayage, helped the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach significantly reduce emissions last year, but the environmental challenges are only mounting.

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