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WebMcAllister Towing is building the fleet that modern shipping actually needs
1+ week, 4+ day ago (749+ words) Transportation and Logistics International With a fleet of more than 60 tugboats, crew boats, and barges in 13 locations along the US East Coast, McAllister Towing (McAllister) expertly delivers ship docking, general harbor towing, coastal towing, windfarm support and bulk transportation. “Our…...
Garrets International marks 35 years by reshaping maritime food supply through data, scale, and a crew-focused approach
1+ week, 4+ day ago (410+ words) Managing Director, Hamish Cook, steers the global Garrets organization, while Business Development Director, Julian Baldey, drives commercial growth and external customer engagement. Together, they’re responding to shipowners and managers who now expect greater visibility, control, and support from their supply…...
New Louisiana port could redraw Gulf Coast container trade
2+ week, 4+ day ago (921+ words) The Port of New Orleans has secured federal approval to build a $1.8 billion container terminal that could add 2 million TEUs of annual capacity to the US Gulf Coast when fully developed. The US Army Corps of Engineers issued the construction…...