News / How to solve port congestion the biggest question facing global trade, says FMC

16/07/2015

The US Federal Maritime Commission has said that resolving congestion at container terminals is “in many ways today’s most critical and relevant trade-related issue”.

An 83-page FMC report on US port congestion, based on the feedback from four public forums held at major gateways during the ...

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Julian Stephens
July 21, 2015 at 5:18 pm
The European Commission has been working on solutions to this for a while, such as the FLAGSHIP project at Valencia: http://www.mjc2.com/valencia-flagship-rts.htm.

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