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Los Angeles and Long Beach Ports See Decline in Port Emissions Last Year, Regulators Want More
A catastrophic air quality crisis that hit the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach in 2021 brought the area’s […]
Cold Storage Woes: Supply Struggles and Older Facilities as Demand Increases
The cold chain is experiencing more demand and with that growth, supply is being outpaced, as cold storage warehousing in […]
How Extreme Weather Has Played a Role in Redevelopments at Airports
Airports all across the world are proactively protecting their infrastructure from climate change’s increasingly unpredictable effects. Airports are adjusting to […]
MSC and ZIM Launch ‘Cooperative’ Deal on Seven Container Services, Connecting Asia, Europe, Med., and Australia
Zim Integrated Shipping (ZIM) and Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) have come together to cooperate on seven container services. What This […]
Port of Rotterdam Invests and Launches Drone Project
Drone technology has become increasingly popular in the last several years. Among an increasing demand from consumers and growing global […]
What is the Latest on the Water Levels on the Mississippi River?
As we enter harvest season, the Mississippi and Ohio rivers are experiencing low water levels, for a second straight year. […]
Is the U.S. Still a Top Corn Exporter?
A new era in the history of agriculture is being ushered in by the dramatic alteration of the world market […]
Dealing with Drought: How the Panama Canal is Handling This Challenge
The Panama Canal has been dealing with quite the dry season. This drought has caused low water levels at one […]
The Complexities and Demand of Shoreside Power at Ports
The demand for shoreside power is increasing as the world’s ports develop. The need for creative solutions is driven by […]
U.S. Maritime Administration Announces A Mega Expansion of a Marine Highway System in Alaska
Last week the U.S. Maritime Administration (MARAD) announced their plans of an expansion of a marine highway system in Alaska […]
Japan’s Exports Drop for the First Time in Two Plus Years
Japan’s export industry, which is a key engine of economic growth, has experienced instability, representing the first decline in more […]
What’s the Import Outlook Looking Like for the Next Three Months?
As we gear up for back-to-school and the winter holidays, one of the biggest voices for the retail industry – […]
Reshoring and Nearshoring as a Supply Chain Resilience Strategy
The COVID-19 pandemic was rough on everyone. Due to the various shortages and delays brought on by the 2020 year, […]
Global Container Ports Still Seeing Volumes Grow, Even After a Disruptive Year
Container ports throughout the world are still thriving even after a disruptive last year. Last year, volumes at the top […]