Railroads Adopt New Shipping Rule to Curb Losses
Railroads in the eastern and northern lanes announce a July 1 rule requiring proper marking of all less than carload freight. Improperly marked packages will not be accepted, aiming to cut losses from blind markings that hide consignee homes and cause costly delays and claims.
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Railroads Reclassify Freight Delays Under New Rules
A fragmentary report notes southern rail lines push official classification changes aimed at standardizing freight handling. Officials warn the measure could reduce delays and improve transit efficiency, though opposition worries about territorial control and shipment marking requirements.
Cuban Sugar Crop Outlook in Havana Rail Reports
The United Railways of Havana reports up to April that 2,071,142 sacks crossed its lines to Havana Matanzas and Santa Clara regions, versus 3,053,712 sacks last year, signaling a 40 to 43 percent drop. With the season near end, estimates place inland sugar drop near 850,000 to 900,000 tons, possibly under 100,000 tons max. Rain absence and weak demand deepen business pessimism. rain this summer could restore confidence and lift imports and credit.
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