by AJOT Administrator Dec 03, 2024
Wallenius Wilhelmsen to end 2024 on a high
Ro/Ro shipping company Wallenius Wilhelmsen expects to end 2024 with profitability higher than last year, as it reports strong demand for all its services.
Carrier executive sees window for innovation and collaboration
In an interview with the AJOT, Edward Dryden, President, Refrigeration, for Carrier Global outlined some of the challenges the cool chain faces and some of the solutions underway.
The plus to minus 15º Centigrade…
Cold chain’s move to increase frozen temp gains momentum.
California ports: Solid outlook for autos
California’s ports and auto processors showing improvements in an uncertain market.
Marine project cargo insurance is adapting with the global market
The expanding global project cargo market is pushing marine risk underwriters to keep pace with the ever-changing environment.
Tradepoint Atlantic’s multimodal global logistics hub shows supply chain resilience
Baltimore-based Tradepoint Atlantic (TPA) in less than a decade developed into a major multimodal global logistics hub.
GPA preserves past while pursuing future
While honoring its illustrious 75-year history, the Georgia Ports Authority is strategically pursuing a still-brighter future as leadership partners with industry in building upon the often-imitated “Savannah model” for developing dynamic cargo flows.
New England: Points North
A little over five years ago, Eimskip, the Icelandic ocean carrier, began calling at the Port of Portland, Portsmouth Receives Federal Grant
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