by Paul Scott Abbott Jan 30, 2017
Grieg Star builds project cargo business as G2 Ocean joint venture taking shape
Having already quadrupled the share of its project cargo business over the past five years, Grieg Star is looking to further its presence in the project sector as it combines forces with Gearbulk in a joint venture dubbed G2 Ocean.
SMC3 attracts more than 500 to Atlanta for Jump Start 2017 logistics conference
Hitting a proverbial grand slam with more than 500 participants, SMC3 has once again provided ample opportunity for supply chain executives and technology providers to learn the latest about the logistics industry and, of course, to mix and mingle.
Rail, trucking see cautiously optimistic 2017 outlook, say CSX, ODFL leaders
Rail and trucking sectors can be guardedly enthusiastic this year as Donald Trump assumes the presidency, a pair of industry leaders said today [Jan. 23].
South Jersey Port Corp. readies for big boost with new terminal
It’s already shaping up to be a happy and prosperous 2017 for the South Jersey Port Corp., which looks by the end of January to have opened the initial phase of what is being touted as the first major marine terminal on the Delaware River in more than 50 years.
Port of Philadelphia exudes optimism as $300 million capital plan advances
A newly announced $300 million infrastructure program for the Port of Philadelphia is one of those holiday gifts that will keep on giving for years to come. Indeed, Santa arrived just a bit early.
Hamburg Süd beefing up Port of Philly activity with historic imports from Brazil
Move over, cheese steaks. Philly is gaining fame these days for beef of another ilk.
Port of Wilmington looks to expand to fulfill long-term cargo demands
Nearing maximum cargo capacity on its existing footprint, the Delaware State Port Corp.’s Port of Wilmington is moving ahead with plans for development via public-private partnership of a new marine terminal on a recently acquired site.
Trump presidency viewed as plus as ports seek infrastructure gains
Having Donald Trump in the White House is apt to help advance infrastructure improvements at ports and throughout the U.S. supply chain, the head of the AAPA (American Association of Port Authorities) said today.
Fornés stands tall over supply chain of No. 1 building materials company
At 6-foot-4, Elisabeth Fornés clearly stands above her supply chain professional peers, applying teamwork skills honed as a French professional basketball player and knowledge of four languages (and cultures) to her role with the world’s largest building materials company.
Keeping shipments cold is key for Endeavor Seafood’s Souza
In George Souza’s business, nothing is more critical than keeping product cold throughout the supply chain, although sustainability is becoming an increasing priority as well.
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