North America

The first container terminal has opened in the US since 2009.

High-quality transloading facilities are a key requirement to support container port demand in North America. AJ Keyes assesses the implications of new funding for this infrastructure at Prince Rupert.

Capital improvement projects have been approved at a US port that will increase container capacity by 20%.

The three container ports in California endured a challenging 2020. AJ Keyes looks at how they performed and priorities for 2021.

Ann Moore, 2020 Port Chair of the Port of San Diego, California, highlights the new integrated port planning process adopted by the port and how this is progressivelydelivering greater benefits to all…

One of the California ports impacted by the current container supply chain congestion is feeling the strain with both imports and exports down in January.

One port in California has established a Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) to enable cost savings for customers.

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is taking a new step to help address container congestion at US ports.

The Ports of Indiana has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) as it seeks a general cargo terminal operator at one of its ports.

The Port of Los Angles is launching a new incentive programme to move trucks faster and more efficiently through its terminals.