Transportation: Page 68

Grain Handling & Processing

China Makes Million-Ton Soybean Purchase

Nation bought more than 20 U.S. cargoes in the past two weeks

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Grain Handling & Processing

MKC Acquires Mid-West Fertilizer

Acquisition includes grain, wholesale and retail agronomy, energy, feed and trucking

Grain Supply Chain

STB Issues Guidance on Demurrage

Grain represented about 9% of railroads’ total originated tonnage in 2018

Grain Supply Chain

FMCSA Finalizes Hours-of-Service Rules

Reforms will increase driver flexibility and facilitate availability of truck transportation

Grain Supply Chain

Norfolk Southern Adapts to COVID-19 Challenges

CEO: Economic downturn triggered by COVID-19 will impact railroad’s business

Transportation

Paterson Grain Ships CP's Largest Grain Train

Train consisted of 167 new high-capacity hopper cars loaded in 14 hours

Grain Supply Chain

Port Collaboration Key to Growing Business on Inland Waterways

Second virtual session of FreightWeekSTL 2020 spotlights how individual ports and industry are working together

Grain Supply Chain

China to Receive Rare U.S. Ethanol Shipment Friday

First such cargo since two countries struck initial trade deal in January

Grain Supply Chain

Pandemic Frees Up Rail Cars to End Canada Grain Logjam

Number of ships waiting for grain in Vancouver has tumbled 43% from a peak in March

Grain Supply Chain

Parched Parana Impacting Agrentine Grain Exports

Impatient buyers are looking to Brazil and the U.S. to fill temporary supply gaps

Grain Handling & Processing

China Buys U.S. Soybeans After Halt to Purchases Ordered

State-owned Chinese firms bought at least three cargoes of U.S. soybeans on Monday

Grain Supply Chain

NGFA Urges More Transparency on Demurrage Invoices

NGFA notes railroads’ invoices are frequently inaccurate and impose "time-consuming and costly efforts" to investigate, challenge

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