Ports & Terminals

Peter Friedmann, executive director of the Washington, D.C. Agriculture Transportation Coalition, says better and cheaper rail service will help U.S. West Coast ports and agricultural exporters reverse lost market share and increase competitiveness

In his State of the Port 2020, Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero noted that the Port experienced a 5 percent drop in volume in 2019 but he remains optimistic due to $4 billion in capital improvements which have made the port capable of handling 18,000 TEU container ships.

As 2020 begins, there are no signs that Montreal, Canada’s second biggest port after Vancouver, strategically located deep inland in relation to the industrial heartland of North America, is slowing down in terms of both capacity and cargo expansion.

Gene Seroka the executive director of the Port of Los Angeles outlined a new strategy for the Port to regain lost market share.

Florida's 15 ports support more than 900,000 jobs across the state, and have a total economic impact of more than $117 billion.

Port Executive Director announces initiatives for terminal efficiency, digital leadership, workforce development