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Port Infrastructure Investments Highlighted At Inland Marine Expo Brandy Christian, president and CEO of the Port of New Orleans, speaks at the 2022 Inland Marine Expo. (Photo by John Shoulberg)

Brandy Christian, president and CEO of the Port of New Orleans, speaks at the 2022 Inland Marine Expo. (Photo by John Shoulberg)

Port Infrastructure Investments Highlighted At Inland Marine Expo

June 14, 2022

Attendees at the recently concluded Inland Marine Expo in St. Louis heard encouraging news about system-wide freight investments in the gateway port of New Orleans, as well as recent infrastructure… Read More

Two Inland Marine Expo Sessions To Focus On U.S. Port Investment

April 19, 2022

Inland and coastal ports and terminals are the convergence points for cargoes moving into and out of the United States, the on- and off-ramps for the nation’s inland waterway system. Read More

APH Seeking Bids For Container Vessels American Patriot Container Transport has issued a solicitation to seven shipyards for bids to build four patented vessels to carry containers on the U.S. inland river system.

American Patriot Container Transport has issued a solicitation to seven shipyards for bids to build four patented vessels to carry containers on the U.S. inland river system.

APH Seeking Bids For Container Vessels

December 22, 2021

Sal Litrico, CEO of American Patriot Container Transport LLC (APCT), made a long-awaited announcement December 17 at a press event in Herculaneum, Mo. Litrico, whose company is developing the patented… Read More

U.S. Department Of Agriculture Touts ‘Ag Corridors’ In New Report

June 14, 2021

A study of agriculture transportation released in December by the U.S. Department of Agriculture revealed that 80 percent of U.S. ag freight moves on only 17 transportation corridors that make… Read More

Arcosa Rolls Out Specialized Container Barges At 200 by 70 feet, the new barge takes up the same space in a tow as two standard hopper barges, but can hold 72 40-foot containers, nearly twice as much as the two standard barges would be able to handle.

At 200 by 70 feet, the new barge takes up the same space in a tow as two standard hopper barges, but can hold 72 40-foot containers, nearly twice as much as the two standard barges would be able to handle.

Arcosa Rolls Out Specialized Container Barges

May 28, 2021

For years, said Neal Langdon, executive vice president of Arcosa Marine Products Inc., proponents of container-on-barge (COB) have had difficulty persuading stakeholders to invest in shoreside COB assets because they… Read More

FreightWeekSTL Returns May 24–28

May 17, 2021

Since 2018, St. Louis Regional Freightway has collaborated with the Inland Marine Expo (IMX) to bring hundreds of inland waterway experts and industry leaders to the St. Louis, Mo., region. Read More

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Port Infrastructure Investments Highlighted At Inland Marine Expo

Two Inland Marine Expo Sessions To Focus On U.S. Port Investment

APH Seeking Bids For Container Vessels

U.S. Department Of Agriculture Touts ‘Ag Corridors’ In New Report

Arcosa Rolls Out Specialized Container Barges

FreightWeekSTL Returns May 24–28

Speakers, Topics Announced For IMX 2021

Port Of Kimmswick Completes Landing Dock

Kaskaskia Port District Featured On TV Show

National Freight Plan Will Strengthen Nation’s Competitiveness