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The latest port news from the Journal of Commerce spans the globe from North Carolina and Florida to Shanghai and Singapore. Port news includes port automation, terminal construction projects, the future of decarbonization and net-zero shipping, dredging, port hinterland connectivity, labor, disruption, port congestion and cargo flow.

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50-MILE RULE BACK IN ILA'S SPOTLIGHT

Joseph Bonney |
International Longshoremen's Association leaders from Maine to Texas gather today in Tampa, Fla., for meetings that the union's new president, John Bowers, calls the most important ones in ILA history."
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ROLL-ON SERVICE BEGINS AT PORT OF BOSTON

TOM McNIFF Jr. |
The arrival here this week of the Nedlloyd Lines vessel Rouen inaugurated the first-ever roll-on rol
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