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FEATURES
AMERICAN INDEPENDENT LINE,
www.aishipping.com..................................... 16
BAHRI, www.bahri.sa ......................................... 9
BBC CHARTERING,
www.bbc-chartering.com ............................. 15
COSCO SHIPPING, www.cosco-usa.com ........... 27
JAXPORT, www.jaxport.com/cargo ................. 11
MACS, www.macship.com ................................ 2
PORT OF BALTIMORE,
www.marylandports.com ................................ 5
PORT OF BROWNSVILLE,
www.portofbrownsville.com .......................... 13
PORT OF GALVESTON,
www.portofgalveston.com ............................ 21
PORT OF VIRGINIA,
www.portofvirginia.com/terminals ............... 29
PORT TAMPA BAY, www.porttb.com ................... 32
RTM LINES, www.rtmlines.com ......................... 23
SCM LINES, www.scmlines.com ....................... 17
SOUTH CAROLINA PORTS,
www.breakbulk.scspa.com........................... 19
SPLIETHOFF GROUP,
www.spliethoffgroup.com ............................. 31
A D V E R T I S E R S ' I N D E X
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10 Elusive Recovery
When will supply and demand
reach equilibrium in the
breakbulk/project market?
14 Brighter Prospects in India
Subcontinent offers growth
prospects for breakbulk and
project cargo, despite infrastructure
bottlenecks and bureaucracy.
20 Heavy Hauling, Cajun Style
Louisiana-based Berard
Transportation moves project cargo
and "anything big and heavy that
needs to be moved."
22 Arctic Shortcut
Russia plans to develop a new port
on the Northern Sea Route.
24 New Jersey Steel Gateway
South Jersey Port Corp. begins
moving breakbulk steel through the
new Paulsboro Marine Terminal.
DEPARTMENTS
4 EDITORIAL
28 BRIEFS
6 Wind
Energy's
Changing
Direction
Wind energy is thriving and
creating opportunities
for project carriers.
Will near-sourcing slow growth?
APRIL 2017
