AJOT Digital Edition #767

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This Issue's Focus:

  • USMCA Trade
  • Port Technology
  • Breakbulk Quarterly
  • Great Lake & St. Lawrence River Ports
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USMCA Trade

*Equipment Depot: 85 years of material handling breakthroughs and still ahead of the curve

by Chris Barnett
Port Technology
Whether it’s the procurement department at the US ports in need of material handling equipment to avoid supply chain bottlenecks or a warehouse manager at an ironworks company with tons of steel to move, both become very concerned when they hear five short words: “Sorry, we are out of units.”

* Steel prices soften, bucking inflation

by Phillip M. Perry, AJOT
Breakbulk Quarterly
Steel buyers rejoice: Prices for the metal should continue their long-term decline over the coming months, falling some 24% below current levels to reach $710 per ton by the end of 2024.
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Great Lake & St. Lawrence River Ports

* Asset renewal plan a capital idea

by Brenda Silva, AJOT
Great Lake & St. Lawrence River Ports
As a city of Milwaukee department, Port Milwaukee is eligible to take advantage of financial resources that are available for current and future projects.

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