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Ocean Ports & Carriers
Growing Trade Volumes Require Smarter Ports
Esri
Imports and exports of perishable food are particularly sensitive to port infrastructure, and dredging is vital to keep pace with future demand.
Charleston District is deepening Charleston Harbor to 52 feet. Work is currently going on in the entrance channel with several dredges deepening the harbor.
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Blackstone and KKR Eye Port of Long Beach Terminal
Deliberations are only at an early stage, and there's no certainty if anything will result in a transaction.
Long Beach
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Maersk Aims for Zero CO2 Emissions by 2050
A.P. Moller- Maersk
In order to achieve this, carbon neutral vessels must be commercially viable by 2030 and an acceleration in new innovations and adaption of new technology is required.
Maersk
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Savannah Adds Another Inland Port
Georgia Ports Authority
Georgia officials revealed plans to build a $90 million inland port that will be designed to improve access to Savannah's booming harbor hundreds of miles away.
Port Of Savannah
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Tampa Bay Welcomes New Direct Asian Container Service by COSCO Shipping
Port Tampa Bay
COSCO Shipping announced that it will be adding Port Tampa Bay to its Gulf of Mexico Express (GME) Transpacific service, with the first vessel M/V COSCO PIRAEUS scheduled to arrive on January 28, 2019.
Port Tampa Bay
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Oakland Looks to Export More Meat
Port of Oakland is using the impending trade war with the U.S.' biggest allies as an opportunity to ship more meat.
Port Of Oakland
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Exports Shrink at Port of Oakland
Port of Oakland
The port of Oakland is expected to hit a record year for cargo volume, however, it's unclear if the momentum will continue into 2019.
Port Of Oakland
Software & Technology
Top Ocean Carriers and Terminal Operators Initiate Blockchain Consortium
The platform will establish a digital baseline that will connect all stakeholders to enable collaborative innovation and digital transformation in the supply chain.
Blockchain
Trucking
Spot Truckload Rates Fall Despite Tighter Capacity
DAT Freight & Analytics
Surging imports at West Coast ports helped push spot load-to-truck ratios higher for van and refrigerated freight during the week ending Nov. 3.
Dat51
Transportation
Illinois Soybean Association Rallies Behind Containerized Shipping Amid Trade Dispute, Record Harvest
The anticipated bumper harvest of U.S. soybeans this fall amid a trade dispute with China presents an opportunity for growers to reach new international markets with containerized shipping.
Soybeans
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Tariffs Create Sooner Than Expected Peak Season for Ocean Carriers
U.S. companies are stocking up on orders from China in order to get ahead of new tariffs.
Cargo
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port of Oakland's TraPac Terminal Opens for Night Truckers
Port of Oakland
The Port of Oakland's TraPac marine terminal will now be open at night for full-service on Mondays through Thursdays to ease congestion during the daytime and accelerate containerized cargo deliveries.
Trapac
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