As companies expand their global reach, they are increasingly leveraging the infrastructure, resources, networks and expertise of third-party logistics providers to enhance capacity while minimizing risk.
The U.S. maritime sector offers an attractive target to terrorists. But the ocean community is taking steps to help protect maritime trade from catastrophic events.
Chinese cities are teeming with manufacturing initiatives, prompting numerous expansions of the country's transportation and logistics infrastructure.
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