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JAXPORT Adds Latam Cargo Sales Director

Juan Pablo Acosta Magaña has joined JAXPORT’s commercial team, in the newly created  position of director of cargo sales for Latin America. Magaña, a 20-year veteran of international trade and logistics, will be responsible for strengthening commercial ties between Jacksonville and containerized cargo customers in South America, Central America, Mexico and the Caribbean. He also focuses on cultivating strong relationships and delivering high-level service to industry decision-makers in the region. A native ... [+]

Atlas Air Extends Service with DSV, Etihad Air

Atlas Air Inc., the provider of outsourced aviation logistics, announced new long-term agreements with integrated giant DSV and Etihad Cargo, the logistics arm of UAE’s national airline. Under the agreements, Atlas, a subsidiary of Atlas Air Worldwide, will provide dedicated freighter capacity for the airfreight forwarder ... [+]

Höegh to Power Aurora-class with Ammonia

Höegh Autoliners has placed an order for the first-ever ammonia engines for its Aurora-class pure car/truck carriers, or PCTCs, which, at 9,100 car equivalent units (CEU), will be the largest and most environmentally friendly ever built. The four ME dual-fuel liquid gas injection, or LGIA, engines ... [+]

Supply Chain Leaders Find Fulfillment, Report

Supply chain professionals showed confidence in their fulfillment systems for 2025, said Deposco, the supply chain software provider, in its newly released Peak Season Confidence Report 2025: How 26 Percent of Leaders Plan to Outperform the Competition. The report said 84 percent of respondents expressed confidence ... [+]

What July Imports Spike Means for Supply Chain

By Jackson Wood July was a busy month for U.S. containerized imports, following two months of uneven performance. Total volumes surged 18 percent over June to 2.62 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU). It’s also a 2.6 percent increase over July 2024 – and just 555 TEUs ... [+]

Descartes Buys Last-mile Focused PackageRoute

Descartes Systems Group, the Ontario-based on-demand, software-as-a-service solutions provider, said it has acquired PackageRoute, which focuses on last-mile carrier solutions. PackageRoute’s simplifies and optimizes daily operations of final-mile carriers, offering a mobile and web-based platform that provides real-time visibility into package deliveries, route optimization, and fleet ... [+]

Port Houston Terminals See Double-digit July

Port Houston said its public terminals saw double-digit growth, with July container volumes climbed 21 percent over July 2024 to 392,829 twenty-foot equivalent units, or TEUs. It was one of Port Houston’s strongest single-month performances, as throughout this year the port has continued to demonstrate strong ... [+]

Supply Chain Leaders Find Fulfillment, Report

Supply chain professionals showed confidence in their fulfillment systems for 2025, said Deposco, the supply chain software provider, in its newly released Peak Season Confidence Report 2025: How 26 Percent of Leaders Plan to Outperform the Competition. The report said 84 percent of respondents expressed confidence ... [+]

TOTE Services Adds State of Maine to NSMV Fleet

TOTE Services, Hanwha Philly Shipyard, Maine Maritime Academy and the U.S. Maritime Administration christened the third of five National Security Multi-Mission vessels (NSMVs), State of Maine, on Aug. 27. Former U.S. Secretary of Transportation and Labor Elaine Chao, served as the ship's sponsor, which is a ... [+]

Gilmore to Port NOLA Chief Engineering Officer

The Port of New Orleans has promoted Chris Gilmore to chief engineering officer, vice president of engineering and program management at Port NOLA. Gilmore was instrumental in advancing major infrastructure initiatives and has served as project leader for the Louisiana International Terminal (LIT), Port NOLA said. ... [+]

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