Theismann, Johnson & Johnson exec kick off SMC3 Jump Start conference
Conquering challenges with a positive attitude is critical to enduring success, according to speakers kicking off SMC3 Jump Start 2020 today [Jan. 27] in suburban Atlanta. Football legend Joe Theismann, in his keynote address before a gathering of more than 500 leaders of the less-than-truckload industry and related disciplines at the Renaissance Atlanta Waverly Hotel & Convention Center in Cobb County, Georgia, urged attendees to embrace change.
AGTC’s Friedmann says BNSF & Union Pacific need to support U.S. West Coast ports’ competitiveness
Peter Friedmann, executive director of the Washington, D.C. Agriculture Transportation Coalition, says better and cheaper rail service will help U.S. West Coast ports and agricultural exporters reverse lost market share and increase competitiveness
Port of Long Beach’s Cordero concedes losses but notes big ship investments
In his State of the Port 2020, Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero noted that the Port experienced a 5 percent drop in volume in 2019 but he remains optimistic due to $4 billion in capital improvements which have made the port capable of handling 18,000 TEU container ships.
Port of Montreal continues record cargo pace and expansion projects
As 2020 begins, there are no signs that Montreal, Canada’s second biggest port after Vancouver, strategically located deep inland in relation to the industrial heartland of North America, is slowing down in terms of both capacity and cargo expansion.
How to navigate the ripple effect of tightening emissions standards
When emissions regulations are implemented for one mode of transportation, an hourglass turns over for other modes.

Port of LA’s Seroka outlines competitiveness strategy
Gene Seroka the executive director of the Port of Los Angeles outlined a new strategy for the Port to regain lost market share.
Damco’s Simon expects some recovery in 2020
Stephanie Simon, Head of Airfreight, Americas Region, Damco’s outlook for 2020
Global shipping trends: What to expect in 2020
Special to the AJOT Mike Short, president of global forwarding, C.H. Robinson
Long Beach’s Cordero says investment in Zero Emissions key to long-term growth
Critics says the cost of doing business at Long Beach and Los Angeles is high and due in part to tough regulations on diesel emissions, however Mario Cordero, executive director of the Port of Long Beach remains optimistic.
Investment flows into Jamaica – Will the Kingston’s Container Terminal upgrade help?
Unbeknownst to many, a US$452 million port modernization project is moving towards completion in Kingston, and it’s already remaking Jamaica’s major port.

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