AJOT Digital Edition #738

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This Issue's Focus:

  • Temperature-Controlled Logistics
  • Breakbulk Quarterly
  • Georgia Ports

War in the Ukraine and change in the cold chain

by George Lauriat
Temperature-Controlled Logistics
A New Cold War threatens to disrupt the Cold Chain. What will be the new normal for the cold chain moving forward?

5 cold chain trends transforming the industry

Temperature-Controlled Logistics
The cold chain may be on the verge of a significant transformation. Market pressures that emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic and data-driven opportunities for efficiency are pushing businesses to reinvent their cold chain operations to stay competitive.
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Temperature-Controlled Logistics

Atlantic Sapphire Salmon introduces farming technology and improves logistics

by Robert L. Wallack
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Breakbulk Quarterly

AAL’s Schoeller talks about the global business and new ships

by George Lauriat
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Breakbulk Quarterly

Breakbulk activity rising in ports across Canada

by Leo Ryan
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Breakbulk Quarterly

Revealed: Biden’s steel tariff policy

by Peter Buxbaum
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Georgia Ports

Pop-up container yards help maintain the flow of record volumes through Port of Savannah

by Paul Scott Abbott

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