by Paul Scott Abbott Jan 13, 2016
Port of Wilmington enhancing facilities, eyeing expansion along Delaware River
Looking to further its “top banana” status, the Delaware State Port Corp.’s Port of Wilmington is advancing multiple enhancements to current facilities near the mouth of the Christina River while examining long-term prospects for new terminal development on the Delaware River.
South Jersey to unveil Delaware River’s first new marine terminal in half century
Officials of the South Jersey Port Corp. have plenty of reason to be enthusiastic as they look forward with steel-eyed anticipation to the start of operations in February at what they say will be the first general cargo marine terminal on the Delaware River in half a century.
Antonucci reeling in business as president of Ship Philly First, customs broker firm
Lawrence R. “Larry” Antonucci Jr. admittedly derives the same thrill hooking big game fish off the Jersey Shore as he does reeling in business as president of the 721 Logistics LLC customs broker firm and leading Ship Philly First in its efforts to promote the ports of the Delaware River and Bay.
Deeper channel, Southport project augur continuing growth at Port of Philadelphia
With a deeper Delaware River channel and a new Southport development on the horizon, the Philadelphia Regional Port Authority’s Port of Philadelphia is positioning to extend its impressive cargo volume growth trend well into the future.
WDS swiftly links Mexican produce with Port Manatee, U.S. consumers
WDS swiftly links Mexican produce with Port Manatee, U.S. consumers
CH Robinson’s McInerney fashions role as trendsetter in garment industry logistics
In his role as vice president of global forwarding at C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc., Matt McInerney stays at the cutting edge of the fast-paced garment industry, focusing on customer service while ensuring that the latest fashions adorn chic consumers.
Pipia delivers for glass manufacturer ...and thousands of Michigan orphans
Mike Pipia, global logistics manager for Auburn Hills, Mich.-based Guardian Industries Corp., may not exactly look like Santa Claus, but, for thousands of Michigan orphans and other children in need, he has been guiding the proverbial red sleigh for more than a quarter of a century.
Cement volumes on upswing, with imports soon to join mix
It is no surprise that U.S. exports of cement are on the rise with increased development in Latin America. But surprisingly, cement imports are also on the rise and Florida’s ports are the unexpected beneficiaries of this trade twist.
GCT USA’s Atkins sees Bayonne terminal as archetype in era of mega-containerships
As president of GCT USA, John Atkins puts three decades of maritime industry experience to work in overseeing a semi-automated New Jersey facility that sets a new standard for East Coast marine terminals in ability to safely and efficiently handle megaships.
MSC celebrates three decades of US containership service
Like so many visions, that of Capt. Gianluigi Aponte to bring Mediterranean Shipping Co. containership service to the United States started out small.
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