Fresh New Moves CMA CGM’S New Container System for Exporting Live Seafood Is Poised to Have a Big Impact on the Port of Halifax

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Fresh new moves CMA CGM’s new container system for exporting live seafood is poised to have a big impact on the Port of Halifax

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FALL 2016 || 5 PORTSIDE NOTES || BY TREVOR J. ADAMS

As neighbours in Halifax’s Cogswell Tower, the Atlantic Pilotage Authority and shipping agent FK Warren are developing a friendly sports rivalry. Earlier this summer, they met for a game of baseball (slated to become an annual match) on Halifax Common. The APA team (in the white t-shirts) won the match. APA CEO Captain Sean Griffiths holds the trophy, alongside FK Warren president Colin Conrad.

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Last month, HMCS Windsor returned “I am absolutely pleased with the once again the tremendous capability to its home port of Halifax after a herculean efforts of the Fleet Maintenance and agility of Canada’s navy operating successful deployment that included a Facility and the ship’s company to ready forward,” he says. multinational anti-submarine warfare HMCS Windsor for Dynamic Mongoose,” Rear-Admiral John Newton, Commander exercise, and later, an unanticipated real- says Vice-Admiral Ron Lloyd, Commander Maritime Forces Atlantic, agrees. “HMCS world operational patrol in support of of the Royal Canadian Navy. Windsor has been a workhorse, sailing NATO. Windsor is a Royal Canadian Navy After the exercise, NATO requested over 200 days over the course of 2015 and long-range hunter-killer submarine. that HMCS Windsor remain in theatre continuing a similar tempo this year,” he It is the first Canadian submarine to take to participate in a real-world operation. says in the same press release. “Submarines part in Exercise Dynamic Mongoose in the Details are classified, but the press release permit Canada to act decisively at sea Norwegian Sea, joining more than 3,000 says Windsor stayed on station and directly and Windsor has been invaluable for sailors and air personnel from eight allied supported its allies for an additional two conducting surveillance operations, nations. weeks before returning home. developing new maritime capabilities The exercise took place from June 23 to “This request, and the submarine’s and helping the high readiness of NATO July 2, with HMCS Windsor participating quick response, highlights the importance maritime forces.” for the last week. According to a naval of Windsor’s participation and the value The submarine traveled 7,000 nautical press release, the submarine performed that having a submarine already deployed miles during its 53-day deployment. HMCS well in events with partners, conducting brings to Canada and its allies,” says Windsor remains fully operational and surveillance and warfare training activities the press release, adding that Lloyd was following summer leave, will participate in with a variety of long-range patrol aircraft, impressed with Windsor’s contribution. another exercise in September. Q helicopters, ships, and other submarines. “HMCS Windsor’s deployment proves

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Andrew Chodos Head of On the grow Stephen W. Snow Vice President Sales & Marketing for both break-bulk and special-project The company aims to play an important cargo handling (through its Halifax office). role in Sheet Harbour, fostering long lasting the class T: 905-792-6154 | C: 416-677-2824 Managed by the Halifax Port Authority, relationships and ties with all stakeholders E: [email protected] | W: www.m-o.com the Port of Sheet Harbour is a deep-water in the community and region. S&P Global Ratings recently affirmed port on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia. “We want to support and ensure that Halifax Port Authority’s investment-grade Maritime-Ontario Freight Lines Limited It can handle a variety of breakbulk and every community where we have a terminal 1 Maritime-Ontario Blvd. Brampton, Ontario L6S 6G4 credit rating of A+ as strong financial Main: 905-792-6100 special-project cargo. operation or facility that it will grow performance continues. Empire also has an ongoing focus on successfully and is sustainable over the long “Prudent financial management improving operations and meeting term,” says Chodos. combined with expected cargo and revenue evolving customer demands and market Not only do we bring valuable insight growth continues to yield positive results,” expectations. Executive vice-president and know how to every single engagement, says Paul MacIsaac, Halifax Port Authority we bring a history of success with a Murray Gorodensky handles inquiries senior vice-president. “Other factors Atship Services Limited through the Montreal office, while Empire’s well recognized team of highly skilled include the addition of new and expanded Long a valuable partner in the Port of 20 – 294 Cobequid Road, Halifax operation arranges any necessary professionals that will give our clients peace- containerized cargo services over the past Halifax, Empire Stevedoring is expanding equipment and manages and supervises all of-mind at the end of the day. year, and the Port’s ability to ability to Lower Sackville, N.S. • Wood chips its operations to the nearby Port of Sheet operations and activities at the job site. handle large containerized cargo vessels.” ISO 9002 registered company Canada B4C 4C5 Harbour. Empire Stevedoring has owned and • Mining equipment In a press release, the Halifax Port “We’re looking forward to bringing operated stevedoring businesses with • Fabrication modules, including Authority cites a continuing commitment economic benefits to this region while being terminal locations in Eastern Canada, and construction equipment and heavy- to “working with partners and the marine Steamship Agents and able to meet and serve our customers ever on the U.S. Gulf coast for 85 years. lift project cargo community to develop cargo volumes changing business needs,” says Empire It’s a family owned and operated business • Pipes and tubulars moving through the Port of Halifax, Logistics Specialists president Andrew Chodos. spanning three generations. • Power generation, boilers and enhance the cruise industry in Halifax, He adds that Empire pairs the latest Chodos says Empire strategically selects transformers Q and fully utilize land holdings under Tel: (902) 468-3451 / Fax: (902) 468-2750 technology with decades of experience in the location of its operations and terminal • Wind turbines administration.” Q finding “comprehensive and customized facilities, working to generate and develop E-mail: [email protected] solutions for clients’ complex requirements” valuable partnerships in port communities.

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STAKEHOLDERS PULL TOGETHER TO GROW BUSINESS THROUGH THE PORT OF HALIFAX

By Tom Peters

A combination of cooperation and factors included the arrival of 8,000-plus- markets include Toronto, Detroit, Chicago, expanded services has powered growth in TEU vessels, favourable currency exchange and Indianapolis on this continent, and the cargo traffic through the Port of Halifax in rates for exporters, and support services Pearl River Delta region of China. 2016. like enhanced container tracking (which the Non-containerized tonnage was up 29.2 Second quarter statistics from the Halifax HPA began offering earlier this year). per cent in the second quarter of 2016 with Port Authority show container throughput “In addition, there are three common 161,859 tonnes compared to the second up 12.5 per cent over the same period last denominators contributing to the positive quarter of 2015, and up 35.2 per cent year- year. Both import and export cargo showed trend, and those are hard work by all the to-date with 226,896 tonnes. significant gains with imports up 10.4 per key players, cooperation, and planning,” “We have seen increases in non- 5 Burley Court 902-468-6256 cent and exports up 14.6 per cent. Farguson says. “As a port community, containerized cargo through both Dartmouth, NS For the first six months of this year, we are working closely with supply chain terminals, Richmond and Ocean,” says container throughput was 235,363 TEU, an partners to minimize transit times, reduce Farguson. “Major projects taking place in increase of 19.6 per cent over the first half operating costs, mitigate risks, and add the region are helping to increase non- of 2015. value to those customers moving goods containerized tonnage. Following years “There are several factors contributing through Halifax. We are working together of planning, many [projects] have moved to the positive trend we are seeing in to create the conditions for businesses to into the development phase and that has containerized cargo throughput,” says grow.” resulted in additional cargo.” Lane Farguson, HPA communications Specifically, he says the Port and partners He points to materials for the Halifax advisor. are actively working to connect Central Shipyard shipbuilding program, tidal He attributes the trend to new and Canada and the Midwestern United States energy components as well as parts and expanded services last August. Other to Southeast Asia via the Suez Canal. Key equipment for other major energy projects. CONTAINERS • LCL/FCL • MARITIME LOGISTICS • CONTROLLED GOODS WAREHOUSING

10 || Port of Halifax Cargo through non-HPA facilities also growth for the region. Repair work and says. “We believe infrastructure investments showed an upward trend in the second vessel outfitting are a couple of examples.” that allow ports to accommodate larger ships WILLIAMS HEAVY HAULING quarter. Import cargo increased 5.1 per cent Indicators are good for growth to continue. will increasingly pay off.” to 477,584 tonnes from 454,325 tonnes in On June 27 the Panama Canal opened its new In other developments, the Halifax Port the second quarter of 2015. expanded locks allowing vessels with up to Authority recently signed a Memorandum of Exports grew 32.9 per cent in the 13,000 TEU capacity, called neo-Panamax, to Understanding with Nova Scotia’s Millbrook second quarter of 2016 compared to the pass between the Pacific to the Atlantic. First Nation. The MOU outlines how same period in 2015 from 330,907 tonnes Marine industry experts predict that the Millbrook First Nation and the Port will to 439,766 tonnes. larger canal could cause a cargo shift of explore the potential of Millbrook infilling a Port-wide for the first six months of this about 10 per cent (about 9 million TEU) portion of the Tufts Cove waterlot adjacent FIRST CALL year, combined cargo from both HPA and from West Coast ports to East Coast ports. to the existing Millbrook land at Shannon non-HPA facilities showed an 18.2 per The expanded Panama and Suez canals Park. The waterlot is under the Port’s cent increase in export cargo to 1,936,154 mean the Halifax Port Authority could administration. tonnes from 1,638,453 tonnes. move more cargo through its terminals. “This is a very positive development,” says Import cargo grew slightly by 2.3 per cent “We see the expansion of the Panama Chief Bob Gloade. “The potential use of from 1,992,113 in the first half of 2015 to Canal as positive for Halifax,” says Farguson. this waterlot would complement our existing 2,037,979 in the first six months of 2016. “Not only will it stimulate additional trade land and allow us to move forward in our Total cargo tonnage through HPA from Asia, but the larger vessels will have long-term planning and vision for this site.” www.williamsheavyhauling.com facilities was up 20.3 per cent in Q2 2016 capacity to exchange cargo at Caribbean Karen Oldfield, HPA president and CEO, (1971-2016) with 1,200,372 tonnes and up 24.4 per cent hubs and open space for Latin America says it’s a win-win relationship. “We are year-to-date with 2,196,235 tonnes. cargo throughputs.” working together to explore options that Servicing the transport industry with specialized & regular Karen Oldfield, Halifax Port Authority “Cargo through Richmond and Ocean When it comes to containerized cargo, will unlock the potential of this waterlot,” equipment throughout Canada & the US. Dry bulk service, president and CEO. terminals has been steady. This includes he says, shipping lines are moving toward she explains. “Our goal is to find a solution Excavating equipment & Storage facilities. major heavy lift operations through larger vessels, forming strategic alliances, or that will benefit the members of Millbrook Richmond, ongoing steel rail through moving toward consolidation. First Nation and support community Recipient of Nova Scotia Trucking Safety Association’s Total cargo tonnage through HPA Ocean, and large dimensional cargo, ro/ro “Completion of the second lane in the development.” Safety Excellence Award, Medium-Size Business 2014 facilities was up 20.3 per cent in the second machinery, through Ocean,” says Farguson. Suez Canal last August and the expansion The MOU is for two years during which quarter with 1,200,372 tonnes and up 24.4 “Richmond continues to provide flexibility of the Panama Canal are bringing further time Millbrook First Nation and the Port NOVA SCOTIA CANADA B0K 1A0 per cent with 2,196,235 tonnes the first half and options for a variety of marine industrial deployment of ultra-large vessels to the will fully explore the conditions involved in 902.924.2458 1.800.565.0598 of 2015. purposes which supports overall economic Atlantic Coast of North America,” Farguson entering an extended lease. Q

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12 || Port of Halifax FALL 2016 || 13 positive reaction to the Aquaviva containers, which will be on display during Port Days. “We know there will be such a high degree of interest here because

CARRIER SPOTLIGHT so much of the export economy is based on the seafood trade,”

Bohan says. “This kind of thing, when a company comes forward HPA PHOTO: and says they’ve invested in developing this kind of technology, we know people in this marketplace will be very interested.” Bohan says CMA CGM’s ongoing expansion is a big part of its Samad says the company has plans for Halifax, too, including appeal for the Port. hiring a representative. “That was one of the key things about the company is they are CMA CGM has three services from Halifax: Columbus Service, such a large global player that has gotten a lot larger with recent Saint Laurent Service, and Bengal Bay Express Service. Bengal Bay acquisitions such as APL,” Bohan says. “It’s such a massive global is a newer service for CMA-CGM. The company acquired it with presence and network that includes Halifax. It’s a key ingredient APL, one of Southeast Asia’s largest container shipping companies. here.” It’s an important addition to its international network “We want to Becoming that important player has been a four-decade journey reach more destinations,” Samad says. “We needed to improve our for CMA CGM. Founder Jacques Saadé founded Compagnie PHOTOS: SUBMITTED PHOTOS: coverage.” Fresh new moves THE KNOW-HOW YOU WANT

CMA CGM’S NEW CONTAINER SYSTEM FOR EXPORTING LIVE SEAFOOD IS POISED TO HAVE A BIG IMPACT ON THE PORT OF HALIFAX AND ITS CUSTOMERS

By Suzanne Rent

At Empire, we’re proud of our people’s hands-on experience and capabilities in providing our marine and industrial customers with cost effective solutions, best-in- When Port Days returns to Halifax on The containers were created out of a into the Canadian market. That will allow class cargo handling practices and dependability. These, coupled with our extensive network of terminal facilities strategically situated on Canada’s East coast and US Gulf September 14 and 15, officials from CMA partnership with reefer teams at CMA us to bring alternative transport solutions coast make Empire Stevedoring the smart choice when it comes to moving CGM Canada Inc. will show off a game- CGM Group and EMYG Environnment & to the ‘live market’ industry and expand our your precious cargo. changing piece of technology. The 20-foot Aquaculture, which has expertise in water scope of cargo we are currently carrying.” Let us channel our know-how to your advantage. Aquaviva container will change seafood purification and filtration. The goal is to use the Aquaviva containers exporting at the Port of Halifax and around Using the containers to ship lobsters to ship live lobsters from Atlantic Canada www.empirestevedoring.com the world. offers door-to-door service while preserving to markets around the world. In the past, HALIFAX NS The white containers, which bear the quality and freshness of the product. The lobsters have been shipped frozen or alive SHEET HARBOR NS company’s logo in blue lettering, mimic the containers took four years of research and on ice by plane. ST-JOHN NB natural habitat of the lobsters they carry. work to develop. While the containers were built to THUNDER BAY ON 500 Place d’Armes, Suite 2800 TORONTO ON They keep the water inside at an optimal CMA CGM received two of the containers ship lobsters, Samad says the company is Montreal, QC H2Y 2W2 (Canada) MONTREAL QC temperature during shipping. A natural in July and more units are on the way. “It’s looking at using them to ship other live Tel: (514) 288-2221 QUEBEC QC filtration system called Innopure (created a beauty of technology,” says Rémi Samad, seafood. “We are now doing trials with Fax: (514) 288-1148 HOUSTON TX by the French firm EMYG Environnment & the general manager with CMA CGM oysters and other species,” says Patrick [email protected] NEW ORLEANS LA Aquaculture) preserves the water’s oxygen (Canada) Inc., who saw the technology first Bohan, director of supply-chain solutions [email protected] BATON ROUGE LA level and quality. hand. “We are now launching the Aquaviva at the Port of Halifax, who expects a 14 || Port of Halifax FALL 2016 || 15 “If someone has a good idea... we go for it. It’s one of the reasons we grow so fast.” —Rémi Samad shipping lines and serves some 420 ports around the world. BAHRI GENERAL CARGO While the company continues to grow, The National Shipping Samad wants to keep CMA CGM connected with its employees, fostering new ideas and NORDANA LINE Company of Saudi Arabia Maritime d’Affrètement (CMA) in 1978 innovation.

CARRIER SPOTLIGHT Mediterranean with one ship, four employees, and one “It’s very a dynamic company,” Samad lined that served Beirut, Lattakia, Marseille, says. “The decisions come very fast. They CANADA STATES AFRICA LINE and Livorno. Over the years, the firm grew are very open to new ideas, coming from West and South Africa with the merger with Compagnie Générale every staff member. I think people can Maritime in 1999. really express themselves and they will be Monthly to South Africa Today the company, which is listened. If someone has a good idea that headquartered in Marseille, has a presence can bring value or additional revenue for in more than 160 countries through its the group, we go for it. It’s one of the network of over 600 agencies and employs reasons we grow so fast.” more than 29,000 people. Samad says the company is looking Its fleet has 536 vessels,including its for more services, in particular a north- flagship CMA CGM Bougainville, which has south route that will service the Caribbean 18,000 TEU capacity. CMA CGM has 200 connection. Bohan says the Port is looking forward to that continued growth, too. ATLANTIC PILOTAGE AUTHORITY L'ADMINISTRATION DE PILOTAGE “They have a lot of interest in using CONGRATULATES THE DE L'ATLANTIQUE FÉLICITE LE Halifax as a strategic gateway,” he says. PORT OF HALIFAX PORT D’ HALIFAX POUR SES “That means using the railway linkages, ON ITS 2016 PORT DAYS JOURNÉES DU PORT 2016 short-sea, having multiple services coming into the Port, all those things that really connect the Port into global supply chain.”

Samad says the Port Authority has been very supportive of its work, innovation, Proudly Serving Atlantic Fiére de servir le milieu du and expansion in Halifax, which has been happening lately. Canada’s Marine transport maritime au Canada “They are very proactive and customer- Transportation Community atlantique et de renforcer la oriented.” Samad says. “They are pushing and enhancing navigational sécurité de la navigation dans hard to promote Halifax, not only for the safety in over 30 ports plus de 30 ports cargo going in and out for the Atlantic region, but also being a gateway for Montreal, Toronto, and U.S. Midwest.” With local representatives, innovation technology at its disposal, Samad says CMA CGM plans on continuing that growth in the Port and beyond. “Our intention is to keep on promoting the Port of Halifax. It’s not removing volumes from another port but adding into our growth,” Samad says. “CMA CGM has a strong business plan and expectation of growth in Canada. We are looking at Cogswell Tower, Suite 910, 2000 Barrington Street, Halifax, N.S. B3J 3K1 grabbing more market share and being Tour Cogswell, pièce 910, 2000, rue Barrington, Halifax (N.-É.) B3J 3K1 the market leader and a reference for the Tel/Tél. : (902) 426-2550 Fax/Téléc. : (902) 426-4004 industry.” Q

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Atlantic Container Line ACL A Service Antwerp (BE) - Gothenburg (SW) - Hamburg (GE) - Liverpool (UK) cc-gc-tc-rr Weekly Mon-Ex / Sat-Im Ceres ACL APL APL CE2 Service Via the Suez Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Halterm APL Atlantic Container Line ACL B Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-gc-tc-rr Weekly Monday Ceres ACL Via the Panama Canal: Kobe (JA) - Nagoya (JA) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - APL APL PA1 (Transatlantic) Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres APL APL APL PA1 (Transpacific) Service cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres APL Shanghai (CH) - Tokyo (JA) - Yokohama (JA) CMA CGM CMA CGM SL1 Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) cc-tc Weekly Saturday Halterm CMA CGM China Shipping China China Shipping AAE1 Service Via the Suez Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Halterm Eimskip Eimskip Green Line Service Reykjavik (IC) - Rotterdam (NE) - Immingham (UK) cc-tc 18 days Halterm Eimskip Container Line Shipping Hapag Lloyd HL A Service (ATA) Antwerp (BE) - Gothenburg (SW) - Hamburg (GE) - Liverpool (UK) cc-gc-tc Weekly Mon-Ex / Sat-Im Ceres Hapag Lloyd CMA CGM CMA-CGM Columbus Service Via the Suez Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Halterm CMA CGM Hapag Lloyd HL PA1 (Transatlantic) Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres Hapag Lloyd COSCO COSCO AAE1 Service Via the Suez Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Halterm COSCO Hyundai Hyundai PA1 (Transatlantic) Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres HMM Hamburg Sud Hamburg Sud ECAS Service Via the Suez Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Halterm Montship Maersk Canada Atlantic Maersk Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) cc, tc Weekly Saturday Halterm Maersk Via the Panama Canal: Kobe (JA) - Nagoya (JA) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Express Service (CAX) Hapag Lloyd HL PA1 (Transpacific) Service cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres Hapag Lloyd Shanghai (CH) - Tokyo (JA) - Yokohama (JA) Melfi Marine Melfi Med-Canada Service Lisbon (PT) cc-gc-tc 10 days Halterm Melfi Via the Panama Canal: Kobe (JA) - Nagoya (JA) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Hyundai Hyundai PA1 (Transpacific) Service cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres HMM MOL MOL PA1 (Transatlantic) Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres MOL Shanghai (CH) - Tokyo (JA) - Yokohama (JA) Nirint Shipping Nirint ECCE Service Bilbao (SP) - Rotterdam (NE) cc-tc 15 days Ocean Nirint Via the Panama Canal: Kobe (JA) - Nagoya (JA) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - MOL MOL PA1 (Transpacific) Service cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres MOL Shanghai (CH) - Tokyo (JA) - Yokohama (JA) Nirint Shipping Nirint Med-Canada Service Lisbon (PT) cc-gc-tc 10 days Halterm Nirint Via the Panama Canal: Kobe (JA) - Nagoya (JA) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - NYK Line NYK PA1 (Transpacific) Service cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres NYK NYK Line NYK PAX (Transatlantic) Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres NYK Shanghai (CH) - Tokyo (JA) - Yokohama (JA) Via the Panama Canal: Kobe (JA) - Nagoya (JA) - Shanghai (CH) - Tokyo OOCL OOCL PA1 (Transatlantic) Service Antwerp (BE) - Bremerhaven (GE) - Rotterdam (NE) - Southampton (UK) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres OOCL OOCL OOCL PA1 (Transpacific) Service cc-tc Weekly Sunday Ceres OOCL (JA) - Yokohama (JA) Wallenius Willhelmsen WW ACL A Service Antwerp (BE) - Gothenburg (SW) - Hamburg (GE) - Liverpool (UK) gc-rr Weekly Mon-Ex / Sat-Im Ceres Wallenius United Arab Shipping UASC AUC1 Service Via the Suez Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) cc-tc Weekly Sunday Halterm UASC Company SOUTH EUROPE (MEDITERRANEAN) Via the Panama Canal: Ningbo (CH) - Pusan/Busan (SK) - Shanghai (CH) Zim Integrated Shipping Line Zim Container Service Pacific (ZCP) cc-tc Weekly Wednesday Halterm Zim APL APL AZX Service Cagliari (IT) - Damietta (EG) cc-tc Weekly Tuesday/Sunday Ceres APL - Qingdao (CH) - Slavyanka (RU) Bahri Bahri (NSCSA) North America Service Livorno/Leghorn (IT) cc-gc-rr Monthly Ocean Protos CANADA, UNITED STATES, ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON

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Contact us today: 902-445-4500 | www.regroupns.ca This year’s keynote speaker is John Murnane, partner with McKinsey & Company, a global management consulting firm that works with the world’s leading organizations to address their strategic challenges. Murnane leads the company’s work in shipping, ports, and logistics in the IN FOCUS Americas. He has experience working across regions and modes of global transport, including ocean shipping, air cargo, ports, trains, trucking, intermodal, warehouse, and logistics. Additional speakers include Mayor Mike Savage, who will welcome attendees to Halifax, and Scott Brison, Treasury Board President, giving the breakfast keynote speech. The theme for this year’s business sessions is Technological Advances Spur Innovation, and with it comes a host of respected speakers from Europe and North America. Panelists will discuss how innovation and technology can help companies maximize existing infrastructure and drive productivity. (Learn more about the panelists on page 27.) In keeping with that theme, the second PHOTOS: STEVE FARMER day of the two-day event will include a celebration of ACL at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. The Port of Halifax is the global shipping company’s Making alliances only Canadian call. This year has been a banner one for ACL. It will launch its five new G4s, the largest combination ro/ro THIS YEAR’S PORT DAYS WELCOMES INTERNATIONAL VISITORS AND container ships in the world. “Having the occasion to proudly HIGH-PROFILE SPEAKERS TO CELEBRATE THE PORT OF HALIFAX showcase these uniquely designed vessels at Halifax’s annual Port Days celebration, By Kim Hart Macneill where so many of our client and industry colleagues will be present, provides us with a natural and timely opportunity,” says Fritz King, ACL’s managing director Canada. Rick Edwards, area manager for and international shipping interest,” says were registered for Port Days, which points “The Port of Halifax has been a key Atlantic Towing Ltd., remembers his first Edwards. “It’s an important opportunity to to an even higher turnout this year. component of the ACL brand from our Port Days some 20 years ago. It was a remind the international shipping industry “Across the industry everybody is looking very beginning; the rotational inclusion modest affair at the World Trade and of what we have to offer and our can- at how to bring global best practices to their of our G4 fleet here simply continues the Convention Centre on Argyle Street, with do attitude in making the Port work for piece of the business,” says Bohan. “Port strengthening of that partnership,” says a few hospitality suites in the nearby Prince customers.” Days has been a great venue to figure out King. George Hotel. Since then it’s grown into Today, Port Days is Atlantic Canada’s what’s going on in our business around the Bohan notes that this was the perfect one of the industry’s most popular annual largest B2B event. It attracts global supply world, and look at how to apply that to how year to recognize ACL. The company also events, adding in a golf tournament, chain partners for two days of networking we do things here in the Port of Halifax.” renewed its commitment to the city earlier international speakers, and the highlight opportunities and learning. This year’s The event opens with a golf tournament this year when it signed a new seven-year lobster feast dinner. event takes place Sept. 14 and 15 at the and barbecue at the Chester Golf Club on contract with Ceres-Halifax, the operator of “Port Days has developed over the Cunard Centre on the Halifax waterfront. Sept. 14. This popular event gives attendees the Port’s Fairview terminal. years into a first-class event, not only for Last year’s event attracted about 875 an opportunity for informal networking “By the time September rolls around those doing business in the Port today, attendees. Patrick Bohan is the director of before getting down to business at the they’ll have brought in three brand new but, also for those considering the Port as supply chain solutions at the Port of Halifax. opening reception and trade and technology CONRO ships this fall, with two more to an option to service their local, regional, He says that this August over 600 attendees showcase that evening. follow in the next quarter,” Bohan says. 24 || Port of Halifax FALL 2016 || 25 GET TO KNOW SOME OF THE SPEAKERS AND PANELISTS AT THIS YEAR’S PORT DAYS

Keynote breakfast speaker Scott Brison, the Member of Parliament of Kings-Hants County, was appointed to the federal cabinet as Treasury Board President in 2015. In the past he served as vice -chair of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance.

Axel Mattern, CEO of the Port of Hamburg Marketing Regd. Association, has worked with shipping companies and shipbrokers in Germany and the United States. The association is responsible for marketing the Port of Hamburg and the association’s member companies.

Atlantic Canada’s Leader in Eric Legros is vice president refrigerated transportation at CMA Industrial and Marine, CGM, the world’s second largest reefer carrier. His work has taken Vessel Cleaning him around the world. Prior to joining CMA CGM, he worked with the French Merchant Marine office. Available Services:

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