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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Port Of Oakland Terminals Plan To Charge For Peak Time Container Cargo

Port of Oakland

The four international marine container terminals at the Port of Oakland announced they are developing a program to operate their terminal gates on Saturdays to reduce weekday congestion at the port.

Idle cranes at the Port of Oakland.

Featured In Food Logistics: Temperature Control – The Ongoing Quest In The Food Supply Chain

The growing food supply chain has created a situation that has resulted in more recalls in recent years and as the supply chain expands, so has the potential for lapses in temperature control.

Anthony Dellumo at Q Products & Services readies a quilt to go on a trailer to haul frozen product.

Featured In Food Logistics: 2015 Top 3PL & Cold Storage Providers

Third party logistics and cold storage providers continue to add services to meet food shippers’ demands.

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Food Safety Specialization

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

Trade Heats Up In The U.S. Southeast

Growing agricultural imports/exports coupled with an expanding consumer population bodes well for the region.

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Food Logistics' 2015 Top 3PL & Cold Storage Providers

The trend reveals more providers are expanding their portfolio of services to meet industry demands.

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Temperature Control: The Ongoing Quest In The Food Supply Chain

Technologies create more options, ranging from satellite-based tracking to new refrigerants

Carrier Transicold's NaturLINE uses natural refrigerant carbon dioxide, which can lower carbon emissions by 28 percent compared to previous systems,

Design Considerations For Refrigeration And Cooling

Companies that rely on refrigeration and cooling—and the mechanical systems that power them—should focus carefully on feasibility planning and strategic growth projections when evaluating their facility needs.

Todd Heine is a Principal at Avison Young Corporate Food Services Group that focuses on working with food manufacturing and food distribution companies throughout North America.

BluWrap Delivers China’s First Fresh Seafood Shipment From Chile

BluWrap’s technology is a strategic advantage to countries like China because it ensures food security from remote food sources while considerably reducing carbon emissions and the use of polystyrene.

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Ocean Ports & Carriers

East Coast Ports Face Warehouse Crunch

The expansion of the Panama Canal is reshaping seaports up and down the U.S. East Coast, as local governments spend billions to deepen harbors, raise bridges and make other infrastructure improvements in anticipation of larger ships.

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EPA To Eliminate HFCs Used In Reefer Cooling And Grocery Refrigeration; Grants 3-Year Extension For Refrigerated Trucks

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

This action responds to President Obama's Climate Action Plan by reducing emissions of hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), a class of potent greenhouse gases used in air-conditioning, refrigeration, and other equipment.

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Research: Transportation Refrigeration Units Pollute Big Time

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