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(9 articles)Rolleston Inland Port: NZ's Rare Logistics Infrastructure Asset
The Rolleston inland port represents a rare and strategically important logistics asset for New Zealand's supply chain infrastructure. Inland ports are uncommon assets globally, making this facility a
Rail Recovery Signals Capacity Relief for Road Freight Networks
The Rail Freight Association (RFA) has indicated that recovery in the rail freight sector will have positive spillover effects on road freight operations. As rail capacity becomes more available and c
UK Port Traffic Patterns Shift, Creating Trade Route Pressure
Port traffic patterns across the UK are experiencing significant shifts that are creating pressure on established trade routes and freight distribution networks. This structural change in how cargo mo
BNSF Invests $4B in California Intermodal Rail Hub
BNSF Railway is committing $4 billion to develop the Barstow International Gateway, a transformational 4,500-acre intermodal and transload facility in California. This major infrastructure investment
World's Busiest Cargo Airports 2026: Global Rankings & Tonnage
This analysis presents a comprehensive ranking of the globe's most congested air cargo terminals based on projected 2026 tonnage volumes. Air cargo capacity represents a critical chokepoint in global
Barstow Freight Terminal Eases LA, Long Beach Port Congestion
A new freight facility in Barstow is expected to alleviate congestion pressures at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach, two of North America's busiest container gateways. By providing an in
Stratton Final Mile Expands Across California Port Network
Stratton Final Mile Services LLC has announced a strategic expansion across multiple ports in both Northern and Southern California, signaling growth in the final-mile delivery segment on the West Coa
Averitt Express Expands Louisville Logistics Campus
Averitt Express, a major regional trucking and logistics provider, is moving forward with plans to establish an expanded logistics campus in Louisville, Kentucky. This strategic infrastructure investm
Gainesville Inland Port Drives Next Wave of Georgia Supply Chain Growth
The Gainesville Inland Port represents a strategic infrastructure investment that positions Georgia to capture growing demand for inland intermodal connectivity. Rather than relying solely on coastal