by Tad Thompson Oct 28, 2022
Latin American fresh produce exports to US rising
Produce imports into the United States have been growing and now account for roughly half of the country’s total consumption.
Is breakbulk the shipping solution for Latin American produce?
To better manage fruit arrivals, Kopke said, “We need to move to breakbulk ships.” Fifty years ago, the Chilean business started with breakbulk service, which declined as container lines came in and offered lower freight rates. As competition decreased, container rates doubled and even tripled. Now, Kopke bemoans, “We pay more and have no service.”
Wind energy components dominate Texas port project cargo
Texas’ seaports enjoy a variety of project cargo. That’s a broad industry category. Along Texas’ Gulf Coast, though, there are a couple dominant trades.
Texas booming with ‘NAFTA 2.0’
South Texas’ economic growth is booming in large part because of the NAFTA treaty, in Dante Galeazzi’s view.
Port of Brownsville gets boost from USMCA
International trade through the Port of Brownsville, TX, is booming.
Amerijet handled pharma challenges long before COVID-19
Established and steady within the busyness of pharmaceutical industry logistical challenges is Amerijet.
Global transportation critical to pharmaceutical crisis mitigation
The healthcare supply chain is battling a public immunization effort that has attained previously-unimaginable complexities. The transportation of temperature-sensitive and precious vaccines is central to controlling the Coronavirus pandemic.
SeaCube strengthens surging reefer container business
SeaCube Containers LLC in recent years has emphasized the development of its refrigerated container leasing business. That skyrocketing business now represents 68% of the firm’s fleet asset investment.
West Coast perishable exports
Covid disrupts Northwest exports
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