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Container congestion in Vancouver a sign of global supply chain chaos

Canada

Empty shipping containers which once contained consumer goods from Asia are piling up in Vancouver When Amandeep Bassi looks out on the yard of his Vancouver-based trucking company, he sees almost double the number of shipping containers he normally would. “We have more than 100 containers sitting in my yard … before it was 40, 50, 60… Read More

Introducing 2021-2022 Directors of Inland Rivers, Ports & Terminals

United States

Inland Rivers, Ports & Terminals held its 2021 General Membership Meeting on Tuesday, October 19th at which time, the members present, elected their directors for the upcoming year. I am pleased to introduce you to the 2021-2022 Officers and Directors of the Inland Rivers, Ports & Terminals (IRPT):   Officers   Chairwoman of the Board:… Read More

Port of Green Bay reports a solid September

WI, United States

September proved to be another good month for cargo shipments into and out of the Port of Green Bay, Wis. Nearly 244,000 tons of cargo moved through the port last month bringing the year-to-date total to 1,348,126 tons. That puts 2021 shipping totals about 4% above the year-to-date totals from 2020. “It’s great to see… Read More

Port director sees opportunities for Milwaukee to be a logistics relief valve

WI, United States

It is hard to look at pictures of container congestion at West Coast ports and not wonder what it will take for the nation’s tangled supply chain to return some sense of normalcy. While many Wisconsin businesses are familiar with the problems caused by supply chain delays in recent months, the issues are also reaching… Read More

September Port Numbers Remain Strong as Leaders Address Congestion

United States

The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are gearing up to operate 24/7 to clear the massive backlog of 20-foot-equivalent (TEU) containers as they pile up at the two Southern California ports and others on both the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. “The cargo surge we’ve experienced for more than a year continues,” Port of… Read More

Port of Port Arthur tapped as part of LNG fueling network

TX, United States

A growing Texas energy supply company has tapped the Port of Port Arthur to be a part of its network of Gulf Coast projects aimed at taking advantage of more market shifts to “greener” fuel. Stabilis Solutions, a Houston-based energy transition company mainly focused on small-scale delivery of liquid natural gas (LNG), has signed a… Read More

SC Ports to get its 1st woman CEO when Newsome retires

SC, United States

CHARLESTON, S.C. — When South Carolina Ports CEO Jim Newsome retires next year, he will hand over running of the port in Charleston on July 1 to Barbara Melvin, the first woman to lead a top 10 container port in the United States. After 13 years as president and CEO of South Carolina Ports, Jim… Read More

Vessel congestion outside the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has worsened as record 100 vessels anchored

CA, United States

Vessel congestion outside the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach has worsened as an even 100 vessels were classified at anchor. In a noon report local time for 18 October, the Marine Exchange of Southern California wrote that of the 157 vessels of all types inport (within 40 miles of the ports), 100 were… Read More

DeSantis: Florida ports, including JAXPORT, can help deliver goods on time amid supply chain issues

FL, United States

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state’s ports have the ability to deliver goods on time throughout the holiday season. By Aurielle Eady, Action News Jax and Jessica Barreto, Action News Jax JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke in Jacksonville Tuesday to highlight that Florida ports are open. During a news conference at Jacksonville… Read More

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, LLC awarded Port Houston contract

TX, United States

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Company, LLC was awarded up to $95,375,349 to dredge 11½- miles of the 52-mile channel, widening a major portion of the Galveston Bay reach from 530 to 700 feet. The work includes the construction of a new bird island and oyster mitigation. Port Houston negotiated multiple options and selected the… Read More

PortMiami dredging study by Army Corps to take a fourth year

FL, United States

PortMiami is still awaiting results of a $3 million study begun by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 2018 to evaluate widening and deepening the harbor. Results are now expected in September 2022, one year after the final completion date previously set for September this year. The Army Corps team doing the study requested… Read More

Howard Street Tunnel Expansion to Help Port of Baltimore Double Capacity

MD, United States

Baltimore, MD — This summer the expansion of the Howard Tunnel in Baltimore took another important step forward when it received its final environmental approval, paving the way for construction to begin later this year. The project will revamp the 126-year-old tunnel to allow room for trains with double-stacked containers traveling to and from the… Read More

Port delays $95.4M start on Houston Ship Channel expansion for new equipment to reduce air emissions

TX, United States

Port commissioners on Tuesday approved a contract with a locally based dredging company to begin work on an extensive, multi-phase project to expand the Houston Ship Channel, delaying the start by three months so the company can bring in a less-polluting dredge and retrofit other equipment to reduce harmful air emissions. The agreements in the… Read More

Port of San Diego adopts most ambitious maritime clean air strategy of its kind in California

CA, United States

The Port of San Diego Board of Port Commissioners has approved a policy document to help the Port identify future projects and initiatives to improve health through cleaner air for all who live, work, and play on and around San Diego Bay while also supporting efficient and modern maritime operations. The Maritime Clean Air Strategy… Read More

Port of Los Angeles backlog: Biden to expand operations

United States

The Biden administration is working with private companies, port officials and unions to keep the Port of Los Angeles running 24/7 in order to reduce the backlog of cargo ships floating in the Pacific, according to administration officials. Why it matters: With the International Monetary Fund citing supply chain problems as a major factor in… Read More

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