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Transportation
Grain Workers Union issues strike notices to Vancouver terminals
These terminals handle 52% of Canada's grain exports, and a strike could cause an estimated $35 million in losses each day.
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Setting the Agricultural Industry in Motion
SEW-EURODRIVE, Inc.
Learn about the more commonly used drive solutions from SEW-EURODRIVE for the agriculture industry that help keep the most demanding processes up and running without missing a beat.
Association News
NGFA advocates for rail growth and policy reforms in STB testimony
Mike Seyfert highlighted increasing U.S. grain production and exports, urging policy changes to support growth in the freight rail industry.
Transportation
Easing of feed, livestock movement restrictions extended in Wyoming
Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon has extended an executive order that eases restrictions to transport loads of livestock feed and livestock, exempting motor carrier drivers from operating time requirements.
Transportation
Longshoremen's association backs a potential coastwide strike
Strike will start October 1, 2024, if no new contract is reached with the United States Maritime Alliance.
Company News
Landus acquires DSM Advantage, and launches freight division
The new division will provide quality, year-round freight solutions, ensuring continuous operations for farmers even in off-peak seasons.
Transportation
Canadian rail operations poised to resume after government intervenes
The intervention aims to mitigate significant economic fallout by mandating binding arbitration.
Transportation
BNSF boosts Southern Transcon route capacity with mainline improvements
This upgrade integrates two new 20,000-foot processing tracks aimed at streamlining operations.
Transportation
New California rail regulation may disrupt Midwest agriculture
Compliance costs, estimated at $13.8 billion, could lower commodity prices for producers and raise consumer prices.
Transportation
Flooding collapses key railroad bridge on Iowa-South Dakota border
The incident has led to rerouting of all trains via Creston, Iowa.
Transportation
NGFA urges Canadian Industrial Relations Board to prevent rail strike
The call for action comes amidst tense negotiations between the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference and major Canadian rail companies.
Transportation
Robert Primus appointed chairman of Surface Transportation Board
Transportation
Canadian grain farmers urge resolution as railway strike looms
The strike could severely impact grain transportation, affecting economic stability and Canada’s reliability as a grain supplier.
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