After a year of union walkouts and protests by truckers opposed to California labor law AB5, the Port of Oakland expects cargo volumes to rise this year and is focused on preparing for the next generation.

Reid Klosowsky and Bill Maroney, in partnership with NT Logistics, Inc., have co-founded an advisory group dedicated to optimizing transportation strategy to increase efficiency and reduce costs.

With supply chains accounting for the bulk of most organizations’ greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, ports will play an important role in meeting future emissions reduction targets. Ports are fast-paced environments that require enough power to support fleets of vehicles, cranes, container handlers and more, continuously moving heavy loads with minimal downtime.

This digital delivery conversion revamps 70 years of how the company operated and takes Yelloh a step closer in becoming a more digital retailer that brings the frozen aisle to the customer’s neighborhood.

The Port of Mobile’s 225,883 TEUs handled puts the port on track to post another record-breaking year.

 Under the agreement, the Port Authority and APM Terminals will add 32 acres to the existing 134-acre facility bringing the facility’s annual throughput capacity to one million Twenty-foot Equivalent Units (TEUs). 

Sealand, a Maersk Company, introduced the Bonita Express, a direct, all-water service between the Port of Mobile, the Puerto Cortes in Honduras and Santo Tomas de Castilla in Guatemala. 

The Ice Cream Shop is available in major metro areas including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Philadelphia, Chicago and more.

As container volumes continue to climb, the Port Authority is moving forward on infrastructure investments to add capacity and efficiencies for shippers utilizing the gateway.

Facilities customize the set shipping window for each dock position, helping to accommodate various trailer types and load size needs.