by Robert L. Wallack Mar 14, 2022
Atlantic Sapphire Salmon introduces farming technology and improves logistics
United States seafood consumers seeking healthy diets and eco-friendly processing will find a greater supply of farm-raised salmon produced in Miami, Florida from Norway-based Atlantic Sapphire’s (AS) new onshore facility.
Overweight shipping containers causing controversy
The weights of international shipping containers crossing national, ocean and state boundaries are pushing the limits of safety in order to reach volume cost-efficiencies and emission reductions.
Inland port of Walla Walla and UP Cold Connect team up to ship precious cargo
The fertile soil of the Columbia River Basin is Wallula county, Washington produces delicious apples, pears, cherries and sweet onions craved by consumers across America and abroad.
US chicken exports to China back in business
Consumers in the People’s Republic of China (PRC) will be relieved by the lifting of the ban on United States (U.S.) chicken imports amidst the widespread coronavirus, African swine fever and a recent avian flu outbreak at a chicken farm in Hunan province of the PRC.
Octopi by Navis gives general cargo better productivity
Improving productivity in general cargo terminals by real-time automation of operations is realized by Octopi by Navis terminal operating systems (TOS). Octopi is automating challenges faced by thousands of small to medium general and mixed cargo seaports worldwide.
Port Milwaukee rehabilitating infrastructure to better serve customers
Port Milwaukee is increasing its competitiveness among the 33 inland waterway ports that account for The Great Lakes St. Lawrence Seaway system (GLSLS).
Paraguay’s Terport rising to global standards
Terport Villeta, a new river container terminal, is positioned to become the transport hub of south-central South America and the main hub for international container commerce in Paraguay.
Electric vehicles charging ahead at Port of San Diego
California’s progressive zero-emission vehicles’ regulations, robust public funding and incentive ecosystem are jolting the Port of San Diego into action.
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