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The Hamburg Port Authority (HPA), Hamburg, Germany, launched an Internet of Things (IoT) pilot project in March that involves using sensors to record the emissions of sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide and fine dust at various locations in the port.
With temperature management telematics solutions, shippers today have real-time access to information critical to preventing spoilage and ensuring cargo safety.
Four new Super Post Panamax ship-to-shore cranes arrived at Garden City Terminal, bringing the Port of Savannah's total to 26, what is said to be more than any other U.S. terminal.
CDP set out the risk of deforestation to companies, explore the opportunities available and see how engaging with supply chains can ensure future growth.
SeaLand, the Intra-Americas regional ocean carrier of the Maersk Group, Denmark, unveiled a mobile app that offers real-time visibility to import and export shipments between the Americas.
Nine out of 10 experts from the fields of logistics, global trade and supply chain management believe that business apps are a decisive competitive factor.
The results of the “Global Trade Management Agenda 2017,” produced by AEB, Woodstock, Ga., show that mobile applications are also of great relevance in global trade and logistics.
Proposals also focus on freight infrastructure investment, innovation and technology to improve supply chain efficiency, comprehensive energy planning and increased advocacy for stricter emissions standards and government incentives.
Aggressively deploying zero and near-zero emission trucks and cargo-handling equipment and expanding programs that reduce ship emissions are among the core strategies the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are proposing for the next version of San Pedro Bay Ports Clean Air Action Plan (CAAP).