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Stephen Edwards, CEO and Executive Director of the Virginia Port Authority (VPA), is of the firm belief that new trade lanes are opening through the Suez Canal for his facility. Edwards’ remarks came in a conversation with Cargomatic Chief Spokesperson and SVP of Industry Relations Weston LaBar during the recent International Trade Symposium held by the Virginia… Read More
The Port of Long Beach has achieved its busiest September on record, moving a total of 829,429 TEU. Port’s representatives said this achievement can be attributed to a confluence of factors, including heightened consumer demand for holiday-related products, a recently ratified labour agreement between dockworkers and management, and ongoing efforts to highlight the port’s business… Read More
Join Jeremy Osterberger as he interviews Charlie Jenkins, Port Houston’s Chief Channel Infrastructure Officer, discussing the impressive progress of Project 11 and the port’s future expansion.
The amount of containers handled at 12 major gateways can help show how the economy is faring. Use this tracker to dig into trends by seaport, coast and month. As supply chain managers seek to understand demand trends, port volumes are a helpful indicator. Maritime gateways handled 40% of international freight value in 2022, according to the Department… Read More
Most significant ports worldwide have, at one time or another, undertaken extra dredging efforts, commonly known as capital dredging. This process is carried out to extend and deepen access channels, establish turning basins, and achieve the desired water depths within their marina facilities. Dredging is crucial to preserving navigable waterways, access to ports, and other… Read More
SAN PEDRO, Calif. – Oct. 17, 2023 – The Port of Los Angeles has promoted Cecilia Moreno, a veteran employee of the Harbor Department, to be its new Community Relations Director. Moreno will oversee the Port’s community relations team, special events, administration of the department’s Community Investment Grants program, as well as managing the Port’s… Read More
As shifting economic conditions continue to drive changes in global trade flows, the Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) today said that its overall trade with India grew faster than its trade with any other country among the top 20 over the past fiscal year. Not only is GPA expanding its trade with India, but it led its domestic peers… Read More
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – After more than $3 billion in infrastructure investments, South Carolina Ports is positioned to be the “preferred port” on the U.S. East Coast, the leader of the leader of South Carolina Ports says. South Carolina Ports President and CEO Barbara Melvin announced plans during her second State of the Port address… Read More
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCBD) – South Carolina Ports Authority CEO Barbara Melvin delivered her State of the Ports address on Monday. This year’s address shows economic growth to the tune of nearly $87 billion. But the cargo handled by the port was down a slight 10 percent. Melvin said that the decrease allowed the port to… Read More
The MPA welcomes the $150 million allocated to the container terminal project in Contrecœur through the National Trade Corridors Fund (NTCF) announced by Canada’s Transport Minister, Pablo Rodriguez. This financial support from the federal government confirms the strategic importance of the Contrecœur expansion project in view of the anticipated growth in the container sector to… Read More
Port of Columbia County Commissioners voted unanimously at their October 11 meeting to approve two Oregon State Marine Board (OSMB) grants the Port received through the Boating Facility and Waterway Access Grant program, which invests the fees and taxes paid by motorized boaters for boating facility improvements. Scappoose Bay Marina offers a public boat launch… Read More
The complexity of Vancouver’s Terminal 1 development can be witnessed in the timeline. As crews this week began dismantling a century-old dock at the site, The Columbian reported, “New pilings should be installed and ready for the construction of the new dock by January 2026.” Fulfilling grand ambition takes time, after all. And the Port… Read More
Marine terminals at the Port of New York and New Jersey are on track to increase the number of cranes capable of handling ultra-large container ships by almost half through 2025 as they ready for larger vessels handling cargo from southern and Southeast Asia in the coming years. Ultra-large container ships, sometimes called super-post-Panamax or… Read More
LOS ANGELES— The Ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach and Shanghai announced on Sept. 22 that they would work together to create the first-ever Trans-Pacific green shipping corridor, a shipping route supporting zero-carbon emissions vessels and other emissions-reducing programs. It would be the first-ever green shipping corridor across the Pacific. “This initiative will drive emissions reductions across… Read More
Like a card player with a Royal Flush, Griff Lynch, president and CEO of Georgia Ports Authority, declared the ports “all in” with ambitions to grow the ports from a regional hub into a national gateway for global trade at Thursday’s annual State of the Port address. Lynch described three key shifts positioning the Georgia… Read More