Shippers disillusioned by project cargo technology
“Stone age” thinking on technology to support breakbulk cargo moves has left engineering, procurement and procurement companies in a tech void.
“Stone age” thinking on technology to support breakbulk cargo moves has left engineering, procurement and procurement companies in a tech void.
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Mario Cordero has frequently said that his goal as Long Beach’s port director was to grow cargo volumes while promoting environmental sustainability in port operations.
The port will go ahead with the first phase of developing more container handling capability at its second-largest marine terminal, which is also providing temporary parking for big ships.
As a prominent maritime industry leader, Mario Cordero helped the port navigate the COVID-19 pandemic and spearheaded emissions-reducing projects.
In its request for proposals to develop Pier 500, the port will specify that it seeks to contract with a member company of the Pacific Maritime Association that pledges to follow the guidelines for terminal operations on the US West Coast.
A TikTok-driven explosion in demand is straining supply for an ingredient already facing production challenges.