Canadian ports zero in on fast release from mega-ships

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Canadian ports zero in on fast release from mega-ships

| Jul 04, 2017 8:39AM EDT
“With the big ships now, speed and flexibility are as important as reliability of service,” Gary Fast, associate vice president of international transportation at Canadian Tire, told the JOC Canada Trade Forum in Toronto.
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