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Tacoma, Seattle ports agree on final Northwest Seaport Alliance

Posted on August 5, 2015 by just2bruce | Leave a comment

Another example of attempts at supply chain horizontal integration for planning purposes.  Various ports are getting on board.

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Tacoma, Seattle ports agree on final Northwest Seaport Alliance details | The News Tribune.

American Journal of Transportation LogoBold step: Ports of Seattle, Tacoma vote to formally launch The Northwest Seaport Alliance

Longshore and Shipping News LogoFederal Maritime Commission approves Seattle-Tacoma port alliance

Puget sound business journal LogoThe Northwest Seaport Alliance just became the third-largest cargo gateway in the U.S.

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