Port of Virginia’s expansion already paying dividends
Projects part of a long-term strategy for the Port of Virginia.
St. Louis continues to drive expansion and investment in its ports
The St. Louis region’s four ports continue to chug along as a major Midwest economic engine, with investment, expansion and long-range planning showing no signs of losing momentum.
Ohio River serves as Midwest’s freight superhighway, but challenges remain
The mighty Ohio River has long been a Midwest freight superhighway, reliably moving bulk materials and ag products downbound and upbound between endpoints in Cairo, IL, and Pittsburgh, PA, through hundreds of public and private ports and terminals.
Florida produce sees opportunity with non-renewal of USMCA
With the USMCA’s non-renewal, Florida’s produce industry finds itself once again engaged in difficult trade discussions.
Port of Baltimore users encouraged by where the port is headed
Two years after one of the most devastating maritime disasters in United States history, the Helen Delich Bentley Port of Baltimore is a wellspring of news and expansion.
Survey says - Resilience is now key to strengthening the global cold chain
In the massive global cold chain network - where an endless array of temperature sensitive products is shipped thousands of miles every day - resilience has become the expectation.
High five: Carrier says innovators and adopters will drive cold chain growth
The American Journal of Transportation was recently able to ask Willy Yeo, Carrier Transicold’s General Manager, Reefers, five questions about the state of the worldwide cold chain.
TCL warehousing and logistics capacity shows a vital increase in 2026
Temperature-Controlled Logistics’ warehousing added much needed capacity in 2025…but will there be more in ’26?
Delaware River ports positioned for widespread growth
The Delaware River ports have for many decades been the East Coast destination for perishables from all over the globe. And the ports along the critical river are primed for expansion as their roles in the US supply chain grow.
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