Ports post mixed results for October
Volume remained up on the East Coast, down in the West, as cargo owners manage shifting supply chain demands.
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ARTICLES
Port of LA receives federal grant to improve truck flow
$20 million RAISE grant will fund construction of a four-lane, rail-roadway grade separation to ease truck access to and from 80-acre marine support facility.
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West Coast ports post mixed results for July
Cargo flow improved in LA, but slowed in Oakland due to trucker protests of the state’s AB5 labor law.
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MARITIME/PORTS
Maritime operators adjust to uncertainty as capacity/pricing pendulum starts to shift
Containership lines racked up record profits in 2021. Entering the second half of 2022, protecting those margins is job one, but as demand eases, a softer market may have other ideas. For the nation’s ports, congestion once again may raise its ugly head as the 2022 peak season swings into full gear.
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ContainerPort Group expands trucking capacity with launch of Bristol Transportation
Drayage solutions provider opens capacity in Charleston, Chicago, and Savannah, addressing rising cargo volume in the east.
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Cargo volume stays strong in April
Retail imports drive activity in Houston, Savannah, officials say.
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Podcasts
The Logistics Matters podcast: Kyle Rice from SAP NS2 on securing our supply chains | Season 3 Episode 7
Bad actors and opposing governments use vulnerabilities in our technologies to disrupt our supply chains. Here are some best practices for making our supply chains less vulnerable to attack. Plus: Clearing containers from West Coast ports; new research into autonomous truck technologies
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Ports continued to see strong volumes in 2021
Imports, demand for retail goods kept East Coast ports busy in 2021; infrastructure investments will lay the groundwork for continued growth in 2022, officials say.
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Port of Oakland opens 25-acre container yard to help clear export backlog
Move targets agriculture industry as import surge continue to clog California ports.
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Port of LA plans fees for empty containers
Ocean carriers may be charged for empty containers lingering on docks nine days or more beginning January 30, if approved by Harbor Commission, officials say.
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