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Peter Tirschwell

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Journalist focused on container shipping supply chains. Vice President, Journal of Commerce by @SPGlobal. Chairman of TPM. My views only.
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Peter Tirschwell is Senior Director, Content at IHS Maritime & Trade, publisher of The Journal of Commerce, JOC.Com and PIERS maritime trade data. In his role he is responsible for all content appearing in JOC publications, websites, events and other products and is leading a pioneering effort at the IHS Maritime & Trade to push content in new directions to unlock new value for JOC subscribers. A career transportation journalist, Peter was a reporter, West Coast Bureau Chief, Editor in Chief an…

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Impending sale of Maher likely to reshape competitive dynamics at Port of NY-NJ

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By Peter Tirschwell
| The Journal of Commerce
Impending sale of Maher likely to reshape competitive dynamics at Port of NY-NJ The issue of carrier terminal control is front and center with the coming sale of Maher given that carriers overall have become aggressive acquirers and developers of terminal capacity globally, including on the US East Coast.
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Canadian review of labor laws linked to hoped-for longshore peace, US diversification

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By Peter Tirschwell
| The Journal of Commerce
The chairman of the US maritime regulator said the agency could act against ocean carriers or foreign-flag ships should the IMO’s Marine Environment Protection Committee take further steps to adopt its plan to reduce emissions from shipping.
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More carrier-controlled terminal operations could be coming to the East Coast

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By Peter Tirschwell
| The Journal of Commerce
More carrier-controlled terminal operations could be coming to the East Coast The possibility can’t be ruled out that carrier-controlled port operations will commence in the next few years at Charleston and Savannah, where the state-operated model has prevailed for decades.
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