Filed in Ports
Wednesday, August 01, 2012
Due to the critical role our nation’s gateways play in the growth of global trade, the staffs of Peerless Research Group (PRG) and Logistics Management felt the need to bring the Ports category back to the Quest for Quality Awards survey after a more than 10-year hiatus.Posted on 08/01 at 10:30 PM
Features • Ocean Freight • August 2012 • Transportation • Ports • 2012 Quest for Quality • Permalink
Features • Ocean Freight • August 2012 • Transportation • Ports • 2012 Quest for Quality • Permalink
Monday, February 13, 2012
According to a leading trade intelligence report, inbound ocean cargo calls increased at all top ten U.S. ports last month.Posted on 02/13 at 12:13 PM
News • Ocean Freight • Ocean Cargo • Ports • Permalink
News • Ocean Freight • Ocean Cargo • Ports • Permalink
Wednesday, February 01, 2012
The Panama Canal expansion isn’t the only factor driving infrastructure improvement efforts. Count population growth, increased exports, new trade agreements, global competition, and shifting trade lanes as other elements pushing aggressive U.S. port investment and expansion.Posted on 02/01 at 01:01 PM
Special Reports • Ocean Freight • February 2012 • Transportation • Ports • Permalink
Special Reports • Ocean Freight • February 2012 • Transportation • Ports • Permalink
Friday, July 01, 2011
While North America’s great ocean cargo gateways are heavily reliant on containerized throughput, major and minor ports alike are not letting go of their bulk and breakbulk operations. Indeed, many of them are coming to regard this basic piece of their portfolio as a value-added service.Posted on 07/01 at 09:23 AM
Special Reports • July 2011 • Global Logistics • Global Trade • Ports • Permalink
Special Reports • July 2011 • Global Logistics • Global Trade • Ports • Permalink
Sunday, May 01, 2011
Creative funding for expansion and infrastructure improvement is critical for the top U.S. ports, especially as shippers are slowly reconfiguring their supply chains to become less dependent on the West Coast.Posted on 05/01 at 08:37 AM
Special Reports • Ocean Freight • May 2011 • Transportation • Ports • Permalink
Special Reports • Ocean Freight • May 2011 • Transportation • Ports • Permalink
Friday, February 18, 2011
With the release of President Obama's fiscal 2012 budget, the American Association of Port Authorities is expressing both optimism and disappointment over various aspects of the budget pertaining to seaportPosted on 02/18 at 01:52 AM
News • Ocean Freight • Transportation • Ports • Permalink
News • Ocean Freight • Transportation • Ports • Permalink
Thursday, November 11, 2010
While unemployment remained high and foreclosures were on the rise, California’s exporters turned in another strong performance in September.Posted on 11/11 at 05:22 AM
News • Air Freight • Trucking • Freight • Container • Ports • Trade • Economy • Exports • Permalink
News • Air Freight • Trucking • Freight • Container • Ports • Trade • Economy • Exports • Permalink
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
The voice of reason was sounded in the Senate yesterday when legislation was introduced to suspend the 100 percent scanning requirement for ocean cargo containers.Thursday, July 22, 2010
United States port security may be seeing some notable changes should legislation to be introduced by Senator Jay Rockefeller (D-WV) one day be signed into law.Thursday, July 15, 2010
Port authorities contend that without a method of enforcement, supply chain security has little chance of truly enhancing safety. Here’s a closer look at the different paths U.S. ports are taking in route to establishing standards and adhering to new regulation mandates.Posted on 07/15 at 08:00 AM
Ports • Safety • Regulations • Permalink
Ports • Safety • Regulations • Permalink


