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Hapag-Lloyd’s New Kenya Office Aims to Develop Inland Connections
Hapag-Lloyd
As part of its growth strategy, the shipping company will aim develop inland connections to Somalia, Southern Ethiopia and Northern Tanzania.
Hapag Lloyd Ship
Warehousing
Tippmann Group to Build Rail-Connected Cold Storage Facility for Blackline Cold Storage
Tippmann Group / Interstate Warehousing
This new cold storage facility results from the uptick in perishable and frozen goods moving through the Port of Houston.
Blackline Cold Storage Houston
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Port of Los Angeles Launches New Data Tool for Tracking Cargo
Port of Los Angeles
The Port of Los Angeles introduced a new “Control Tower” data tool that offers real-time views of truck turn times to better help cargo owners, truckers and other supply chain stakeholders better predict and plan cargo flows.
Alex Stemmer
Transportation
Lunch & Learn About Transportation in Upcoming SCN Summit Webcast
Register today for SCN Summit: Transportation to learn more about how transportation providers—air, truck, ship and rail--adjust to supply chain disruptions such as a global pandemic or a natural disaster.
Supply Chain Facebook Cover Photo
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JAXPORT’s New Plan Focuses on Building Cargo Business, Creating Private-Sector Jobs
Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT)
Unlike previous years, where the goals focused more on infrastructure; the future of the port lies in building the port’s cargo business and creating new private-sector jobs.
Stock Ariel Port Footage
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Wireless Maritime Services and Carrier Transicold Announce Vessel Capabilities
Carrier Transicold
With an integration with Carrier Transicold’s TripLINK platform, Wireless Maritime Services IoT at Sea vessel network offers increased benefits to searfarers and onshore teams by providing uninterrupted, temperature-controlled transport and storage
Alex Stemmer
Sustainability
Maersk Proves Sustainability on the Seas is Possible
A.P. Moller- Maersk
Maersk says that by 2023 it will operate a carbon neutral vessel, which it claims will be the first.
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Savannah Gateway Industrial Hub Opens Multi-Modal Export Capability
Georgia Ports Authority
The 20 million-square-foot logistics park unlocks multi-modal logistics connectivity through rail, truck and ship-to-markets.
Gpa Container Storage
AI/AR
Awake.AI, European Space Agency Collaborate to Develop Maritime Logistics Marketplace
Awake.AI
Awake.AI’s platform is currently used by port authorities and operators, cargo owners and ship operators.
Awake ai Marketplace
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Port of Long Beach Starts 2021 Off Strong
Port of Long Beach
While February traditionally shows a slow-down, experts are predicting a busier than usual schedule as unscheduled container ship calls continue to make up for voyages that were canceled at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Alex Stemmer
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Georgia Ports Authority Exports Remain Steady in 2020
Georgia Ports Authority
In 2020, the Georgia Ports Authority moved more than 4.68 million twenty-foot equivalent container units, an 1.8% increase compared to 2019.
Gpa2
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Maersk Becomes Latest to Experience Cargo Loss From Heavy Seas
A.P. Moller- Maersk
Maersk's loss totals 750 containers that went overboard halfway through its trip from China to Los Angeles.
Alex Stemmer
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