AJOT Digital Edition #666

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This Issue's Focus:

  • Gulf Coast Ports
  • Temperature-Controlled Logistics
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Gulf Coast Ports

* Central Gulf ports augmenting cargo terminal infrastructure

by Paul Scott Abbott
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Gulf Coast Ports

* Texas Gulf ports preparing to handle still greater volumes of diverse cargo

by Paul Scott Abbott
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Temperature-Controlled Logistics

*The future is about data

by Matt Miller
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Temperature-Controlled Logistics

*CMA CGM advances cold chain logistics

by Robert L. Wallack
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Temperature-Controlled Logistics

*The perils of perishable airfreight shipments

by Peter Buxbaum
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Temperature-Controlled Logistics

*Telematics and the reefer

by Matt Miller

*Shaking up the pharma supply chain

by Peter Buxbaum
Temperature-Controlled Logistics
There has been a slow and steady movement among pharmaceuticals shippers in recent years toward the use of ocean freight and away from air cargo. So much so, that the shift of temperature-controlled products from air to ocean has actually put a dent in the global numbers reported by the air cargo industry in the last few years.

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