AJOT Digital Edition #771

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Port of Virginia

This Issue's Focus:

Terminal Operators and Stevedores
Chassis Management and Drayage
Virginia Ports and Trade
Temperature-controlled Logistics

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Terminal Operators and Stevedores

^* Drewry GTO Review: The only way is up for Adani

by Luke King, AJOT

^* ‘Clean Ports’ grants bolsters LA’s Yusen Terminals zero emission equipment buys

by Stas Margaronis

Terminal Operators and Stevedores

‘Clean Ports’ program grants from EPA accelerate purchases of equipment to help achieve zero emissions goals.

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Terminal Operators and Stevedores

^* Cosco megaport open for business in Peru

by Luke King, AJOT

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Terminal Operators and Stevedores

^* Port of South Louisiana’s Matthews: Record tonnage in 2024

by Stas Margaronis

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Chassis Management and Drayage

^*Drayage and chassis management are fundamental to global transportation

by Debra Phillips, AJOT

^*GSC’S Arsenault warns US shippers should expect big changes in 2025

by Stas Margaronis

Chassis Management and Drayage

David Arsenault, President at GSC Enterprises, an Oakland, California-based drayage and logistics company says that US shippers can expect supply chain challenges in 2025.

^*Drayage evolving as new business models emerge

by George Lauriat

Chassis Management and Drayage

Port drayage is evolving fast, and a new business model is emerging.

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Virginia Ports and Trade

^* Port of Virginia digs deep with plan to accommodate larger vessels

by Brenda Silva, AJOT

^* Expanded rail yard enhances efficiency, decreases delays

by AJOT Administrator

Virginia Ports and Trade

The expanded central rail yard at The Port of Virginia has created an increase in efficiency with the port now able to process 2 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) by rail annually.