Costs and disruptions from detention and demurrage are wreaking havoc for our intermodal transportation partners, which, of course, affects our overall ability to deliver on time with a good customer […]
Imagine receiving a $1 million purchase order from an international client but turning it down because you didn’t know how to do the export paperwork. In 2015, Vijay Harrell met […]
Chinese New Year break may offer catch-up period but won’t fix supply imbalance By Bruce Abbe, SSGA Strategic Adviser for Trade and Transportation Many transportation industry observers are hoping the […]
Demand continues to grow for traceable products such as identity-preserved field crops, and that growth brings some challenges now and for the future, says Lee Steinhauer, SSGA Market Development Project […]
A first-of-its-kind crush facility under construction in northwest Minnesota could be a boon to the identity-preserved soya and specialty grains industry. Ground was broken for the Ag Innovation Campus in […]
By Hoa Huynh, SSGA Technical Adviser, Southeast Asia It’s very likely the Section 301 investigation into Vietnam as a currency manipulator will result negatively in our efforts to expand the […]
By Bruce Abbe, SSGA Strategic Adviser for Trade and Transportation The Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA) joined an informal coalition of 49 national food and agriculture organizations that on […]
By Shane Frederick, SSGA Communications Manager Specialty crops are nothing new to Raquel Hansen. “My roots go far back,” she said. “It’s been part of my entire life.” The newest […]
Railroad cites SSGA in announcement of facility serving Upper Midwest Canadian National railroad on Dec. 10 officially announced the launch of its new inland distribution rail terminal in New Richmond, […]
Responding to numerous complaints from U.S. agricultural exporters, including members of the Specialty Soya and Grains Alliance (SSGA), about shipping delays or canceled bookings, the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) […]
