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E*DRAY, the container shipping industry’s first collaborative port logistics technology platform for drayage operations at terminals and container yards, announces that Harbor Trucking Association and Harbor Division flow stacks are now coming online with the E*DRAY platform in the Los Angeles and Long Beach markets to standardize and expedite throughput.
This represents the second phase of E*DRAY’s market-by-market expansion in North America. Seattle/Tacoma is live and operating with Frank Cruz leading the team in the PNW (Pacific Northwest).
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