AJOT Digital Edition #698

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This Issue's Focus:

  • St. Lawrence Seaway Ports
  • Breakbulk Quarterly
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St. Lawrence Seaway Ports

* The Netherland’s ports are trying to balance traditional energy business and renewables

by Matt Miller
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St. Lawrence Seaway Ports

* Seaway counting on traditional final quarter burst

by Leo Ryan
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St. Lawrence Seaway Ports

* Port Milwaukee rehabilitating infrastructure to better serve customers

by Robert L. Wallack
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St. Lawrence Seaway Ports

* US Seaway top executive extols marine highway’s record of technology and innovation

by Leo Ryan
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St. Lawrence Seaway Ports

* Octopi by Navis gives general cargo better productivity

by Robert L. Wallack
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Breakbulk, coming of age in a digital world

by Matt Guasco
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Is the MPP fleet in for an upswing… or not?

by George Lauriat

*Oversize.io web based platform permits project cargoes

by Robert L. Wallack
Breakbulk Quarterly
Axle spacing, weight distribution, and frost laws are some of the permit, regulations and routing options that shippers, truckers and brokers confront in moving oversize and overweight (OS/OW) cargoes.
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Complying with IMO 2020 - the options

by Peter Buxbaum
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Indian PM Modi seeks investments in India’s infrastructure and the BGBF was the place to start

by Manik Mehta
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Port of Eemshaven shows the profit in going green

by Matt Miller
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Port of Flevokust Haven built to serve the wind

by Matt Miller

*Steel: By the numbers

by Peter Buxbaum
Breakbulk Quarterly
ITA numbers suggest declines, and reversal of trade deficit reductions brought on by tariffs
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*US-India free trade agreement expected to further strengthen bilateral trade

by Manik Mehta
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Breakbulk Quarterly

*Tariffs, a manufacturing slump and the steel industry

by Peter Buxbaum

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