AJOT Digital Edition #638

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Breakbulk Quarterly
Industry Profile

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Breakbulk Quarterly

^* Backloading forest products opens up new possibilities for lumber logistics

by Matt Miller

^* The many facets of the Breakbulk Americas show

by Marty Pilsch

Breakbulk Quarterly

Between the early 1980’s and into 1990, two transportation exhibitions held their first shows in the United States. Since that time a host of must attend, annual events, targeting members of the cargo handling industries, including bulk, intermodal and terminal operating, have developed throughout the World.

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Breakbulk Quarterly

^* Port of Amsterdam looks to bulk up its bottom line

by George Lauriat

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Breakbulk Quarterly

^* A hydropower project flows through Port of Vancouver USA

by Robert L. Wallack

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Breakbulk Quarterly

^* Global steel demand: a mixed bag

by Peter Buxbaum

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Breakbulk Quarterly

^* Pacific Northwest seaports prepared for wind energy shipments

by Robert L. Wallack

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Breakbulk Quarterly

^* Global steel market coming back

by Peter Buxbaum

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Industry Profile

^*Fornés stands tall over supply chain of No. 1 building materials company

by Paul Scott Abbott

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