In the United States, there are defined guidelines for both local and Interstate highway systems that regulate how much weight any set of axles on a motor vehicle may carry. U.S. Federal Law states that single axles are limited to 20,000 pounds and axles spaced more [...]
Due to a severe winter storm, which began February 11th , a Federal Emergency Declaration was approved by the White House on February 14th for the State of Texas. Millions of Texans have been without power since early Monday morning and the outages spread beyond Texas into areas in Ohio, Mississippi, [...]
U.S. Railway Delays Freight moving through U.S. railways are facing delays lasting several days and sometimes weeks. Issues related to inclement weather and surges of import cargo, from peak season holiday shipping, are just some of the contributing factors adding to congested freight yards causing delays. On December 1st, a [...]
Over the past three months, West Coast ports have been handling record-breaking levels of imports from Asia as importers rush to bring in China-sourced inventories before exclusions on Section 301 tariffs expire at the end of the year. Workforces handling the cargo at marine terminals, railroads, and distribution warehouses, however, [...]
This past December, we helped move a very expensive, and very cool-looking motorcycle from Alabama, United States, to Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Green Worldwide has just moved two Cookers weighing 85,000 pounds (each!) from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, to a Biogas facility in Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.
A few weeks ago, our Los Angeles office and our French partner worked together to coordinate a shipment of Boing 777 Landing Gear shipped from Goodyear, Arizona, USA to Paris, France.
Green Worldwide recently facilitated the delivery of large shipbuilding materials to the beautiful Ketchikan, Alaska. Our team worked diligently with our Chinese counterpart to ensure every detail was covered from origin to final delivery. We shipped the freight break bulk to a new (private) cargo terminal in British Columbia and unloaded direct by [...]
