What a fantastic turnout for the Women In Logistics Leadership Speaker Series, with over 50 inspiring attendees! A big thank you to everyone who joined us and here’s to amazing women making waves in logistics! #WomenInLogistics #WomenEmpowerment #WomenInLeadership #MaritimeIndustry
About us
PMSA is an independent, not-for-profit shipping association that focuses on issues affecting international trade. Mission On behalf of its members, PMSA is engaged in community affairs and legislative and regulatory processes in California and Washington state. PMSA provides members with an array of information services, including regular updates on matters of interest to the shipping industry, and serves as a clearinghouse for environmental practices across the industry. Company Overview PMSA is an independent, not-for-profit shipping association that focuses on issues affecting international trade. PMSA members are engaged in trade primarily between Asia and the U.S. West Coast as well as Europe, the Mediterranean and South America. PMSA operates from offices in Oakland, Long Beach and Seattle, and represents owners and operators of marine terminals and U.S. and foreign vessels operating throughout the world.
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External link for Pacific Merchant Shipping Association
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- Maritime Transportation
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- 2-10 employees
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- Oakland , CA
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- Nonprofit
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- 1919
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- Advocate for the Transportation Industry, Regulatory and Legislative Affairs, Port Tenants Representative, and Voice of the West Coast's Maritime Industry
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Oakland , CA 94607, US
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2200 Alaskan Way, Suite 160
Seattle, WA 98121, US
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Long Beach, CA 90802, US
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Updates
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Discover why the capacity of #WestCoastPorts is critical to the nation’s supply chain and how regulatory decisions could impact this vital infrastructure in PMSA President Mike Jacob's latest article: https://ow.ly/A6nj50TaWrC #IntermodalSupplyChain #TradeEconomy #PortInfrastructure #GlobalLogistics
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PMSA (Michele Grubbs, Mike Jacob, Jacqueline Michelle Moore) had the privilege of attending the Maersk Container Industry naming ceremony at Port of Los Angeles for their newest green fleet vessel, “Alette.” 🌱🚢The dual-fueled methanol container ship is not only impressive but still has that fresh-off-the-line scent! Huge shoutout to the crew, officers, and Maersk staff for an incredible event. Maersk sure knows how to celebrate in style! Special thanks to Matt Schrap for the amazing photography skills! See more pictures from the event here: https://ow.ly/7Aao50T9mub #MaritimeIndustry #ContainerShipping #GreenShipping #ShippingInnovation
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#PMSA is pleased to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website! Explore the comprehensive resources, including West Coast port data, maritime industry reports, and insightful commentary on environmental progress and public policy. Whether you're in the industry, media, or public sector, our new platform is your go-to source for maritime insights. Visit us at 👉 www.pmsaship.com and subscribe for updates and future #MaritimeInsights. Let's navigate the future of West Coast ports together! #Maritime #Shipping #PortData #WestCoastPorts #PMSA #IndustryInsights
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Gene Seroka, Executive Director of the Port of Los Angeles, delves into the factors behind the recent increase in cargo volume. In a conversation with Bloomberg's Paul Sweeney and Alix Steel, he explores the early peak season, global dynamics, and what it means for the future of trade. Don't miss this insightful discussion: https://lnkd.in/gcJikqmh #PortofLA #GlobalTrade #SupplyChain
What’s behind the surge in the cargo volume at the Port of Los Angeles? #PortofLA Executive Director Gene Seroka discusses the early peak season, geopolitical factors at play and more with Bloomberg’s Paul Sweeney and Alix Steel
Port of LA Hits Historic Numbers Amid Supply Chain Turmoil
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August's West Coast Trade report includes preliminary July #TEUnumbers, the complete June 2024 data, and key commentaries from PMSA President Mike Jacob and economist, Jock O'Connell. The number of the month stands at 15.3%. Plus, container dwell times at #SanPedroBay Ports are holding steady. Read it all here: https://ow.ly/Ggfo50T63xf #MaritimeInsights #MaritimeNews #ShippingIndustry
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PMSA was honored to join the insightful discussion led by California Association of Port Authorities (CAPA) and Assemblymember Mike Gipson. The release of 'California Seaports: America's Trade Gateways at a Crossroads' provides a vital roadmap for our industry's future. We look forward to continued collaboration to ensure California Ports remain competitive and thriving. #Maritime #CaliforniaPorts #IndustryCollaboration
Today, CAPA President and Port of Redwood City Executive Director Kristine Zortman, CAPA Executive Director Martha Miller, and port executives from across our state joined Assemblymember Mike Gipson, Chair of the Assembly Select Committee on Ports and Goods Movement, to announce the release of his report, "California Seaports: America's Trade Gateways at a Crossroads." The report delivers a comprehensive policy roadmap demonstrating how our state can further assist California Ports by keeping them competitive and thriving in a challenging economic environment.
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PMSA was thrilled to support an incredible event, where industry leaders gathered to explore the exciting future of hydrogen at our ports! A special shoutout to our members, Yusen Terminals LLC and Fenix Marine Services, for their pioneering leadership in testing hydrogen at terminals and lighting the way for a greener, more sustainable future. #HydrogenInnovation #SustainableShipping
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Always great to meet with our agriculture industry partners. Thanks to #NiseiFarmersLeague for joining us at the Port of Los Angeles and Port of Long Beach today. #Agriculture #SupplyChain #AgPartners
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ICYMI: The ports are grappling with an energy infrastructure gap that's threatening its transition to #ZeroEmission technologies. Frequent power surges and outages are disrupting the operations of electric-powered cranes and cargo-handling equipment, posing a significant challenge to the 2030 diesel-free mandate. Despite substantial investments in #GreenTechnology, the port's current power supply cannot meet the increasing demand. Learn more about the critical need for reliable power infrastructure to support the port’s sustainable future in the article below by Paul Berger. #EnergyInfrastructure #SustainableShipping #Logistics
The Port of Los Angeles’s transition to green technology is on the blink. Terminal operators at the port say power surges and lulls are knocking out cranes and other cargo equipment just as container terminals are relying more on the electric grid to power their operations. The terminal operators are asking how the port expects to achieve a mandate to phase out diesel-powered machinery by 2030 when today’s power supply is so unreliable. And their frustrations highlight the fragility of U.S. infrastructure facilities, from ports and railroads to trucking operations, as they switch to zero-emission technologies.