The Journal of Commerce Announces Fall Webcast Series on the Industries Driving U.S. Trade
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Posted on August 30, 2012 at 2:14:01 PM
The Journal of Commerce Announces Fall Webcast Series on the Industries Driving U.S. Trade
NEWARK, N.J., Aug 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- On Sept. 12, UBM Global Trade will launch a new webcast series addressing the key industries driving U.S. trade -- agriculture, automobiles and auto parts, and forest products. Each webcast will be moderated by a Journal of Commerce editor and include analysis of the latest trends in each freight group as well as possible hurdles they face this fall. The series is free and open to non-JOC members.
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"With the peak shipping season in full swing, and labor troubles brewing on the East and Gulf coasts, this is a critical time for shippers moving these products," JOC Executive Editor Chris Brooks said. "What impact will the Midwest drought have on agricultural exports? Will automakers sustain the strong sales of the past three months? Is the recent spike in housing a sign of long-term recovery that will drive forest products shipments or just a temporary blip? These are some of the important questions we'll answer in our fall webcast series."
Event Details:
Agriculture Webcast -- Sept. 12, 2012
2:00 pm ET
Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, West Coast Editor, The Journal of Commerce
Panelist: Ed Zaninelli, Vice President, Trans-Pacific Westbound, OOCL (USA) Inc. and
Bruce Abbe, Executive Director, Midwest Shippers Association
Analysis will include latest trends in agricultural freight, the transportation problems the industry faces and the impact the drought will have on the trade. To register,click herehttp://tinyurl.com/91212-Agriculture-Webcast-PR
Autos and Auto Parts Webcast -- Oct. 2, 2012
2:00 pm ET
Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, West Coast Editor, The Journal of Commerce
Panelist: Mario O. Moreno, Economist, The Journal of Commerce
Manufacturing shifts that are impacting global supply chains and the outlook for U.S. imports of autos and auto parts in the coming months will be discussed, along with cargo trends. To register, click herehttp://tinyurl.com/100212-Auto-Webcast-PR
Forest Products Webcast -- Oct. 10, 2012
2:00 pm ET
Moderator: Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor, The Journal of Commerce
Panelist: Kurt Schaefer, Vice President, Fiber, RISI
A panelist from RISI, the leading information provider for the forest products sector, will examine the economic indicators for this critical industry, with an eye toward what shippers, carriers and other transportation and trade interests can expect in the next several months and beyond. To register, click here http://tinyurl.com/101012-Forest-Webcast-PR
Registration is now open for all three segments of the Industries Driving U.S. Trade webcast series. For additional information please visit: http://www.joc.com/webcasts or contact Mina Patel, Assistant Marketing Manager, 516-589-0229, or mpatel@joc.com.
The webcast series can be sponsored so if you are interested in a sponsorship please contact Tony Stein, Publisher, 678.456.8530 or tstein@joc.com.
To become a member of The Journal of Commerce click here. Only JOC members get full access to all content and data on http://www.joc.com, access to the information needed to fully understand all the issues facing trucking, rail, and maritime transportation. In addition, members get the weekly magazine, special reports, free webinars, the JOC mobile app, the JOC Daily Newswire and discounts to all JOC conferences and events. Members enjoy access to "By the Numbers," an exclusive weekly compilation of key industry statistics that provides detailed views of current market trends across all modes. Regular market intelligence reports -- utilizing PIERS trade data -- include the Top 100 Importers and Exporters, quarterly Top 40 Container Lines, trans-Pacific and trans-Atlantic maritime forecasts and Top Container Ports and Terminals. Market-sector supplements, including Breakbulk, Cool Cargoes, a Global Logistics Focus, the JOC Guide to Trucking and others, ensure comprehensive coverage of all segments of the international and domestic supply chain.
About UBM Global Trade -- UBM Global Trade is the leading provider of proprietary data, news, business intelligence and analytical content supporting commercial maritime, rail, trucking, warehousing and logistics industries worldwide. The company's portfolio of more than 100 online, print, and interactive workflow business solutions includes The Journal of Commerce, Breakbulk, Rail Resource, PIERS and an array of international trade and transportation databases and directories. UBM Global Trade, a subsidiary of UBM plc, is headquartered in Newark, NJ, with offices throughout the United States. For more information, explore http://www.ubmglobaltrade.com or call 800-223-0243 (+1-973-776-8660 outside the U.S. or Canada).
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CONTACT: Mina Patel, Assistant Marketing Manager, The Journal of Commerce, +1-516-589-0229, mpatel@joc.com
Web Site: http://www.ubmglobaltrade.com
NEWARK, N.J., Aug 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- On Sept. 12, UBM Global Trade will launch a new webcast series addressing the key industries driving U.S. trade -- agriculture, automobiles and auto parts, and forest products. Each webcast will be moderated by a Journal of Commerce editor and include analysis of the latest trends in each freight group as well as possible hurdles they face this fall. The series is free and open to non-JOC members.
(Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120830/NY65944LOGO)
"With the peak shipping season in full swing, and labor troubles brewing on the East and Gulf coasts, this is a critical time for shippers moving these products," JOC Executive Editor Chris Brooks said. "What impact will the Midwest drought have on agricultural exports? Will automakers sustain the strong sales of the past three months? Is the recent spike in housing a sign of long-term recovery that will drive forest products shipments or just a temporary blip? These are some of the important questions we'll answer in our fall webcast series."
Event Details:
Agriculture Webcast -- Sept. 12, 2012
2:00 pm ET
Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, West Coast Editor, The Journal of Commerce
Panelist: Ed Zaninelli, Vice President, Trans-Pacific Westbound, OOCL (USA) Inc. and
Bruce Abbe, Executive Director, Midwest Shippers Association
Analysis will include latest trends in agricultural freight, the transportation problems the industry faces and the impact the drought will have on the trade. To register,click herehttp://tinyurl.com/91212-Agriculture-Webcast-PR
Autos and Auto Parts Webcast -- Oct. 2, 2012
2:00 pm ET
Moderator: Bill Mongelluzzo, West Coast Editor, The Journal of Commerce
Panelist: Mario O. Moreno, Economist, The Journal of Commerce
Manufacturing shifts that are impacting global supply chains and the outlook for U.S. imports of autos and auto parts in the coming months will be discussed, along with cargo trends. To register, click herehttp://tinyurl.com/100212-Auto-Webcast-PR
Forest Products Webcast -- Oct. 10, 2012
2:00 pm ET
Moderator: Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor, The Journal of Commerce
Panelist: Kurt Schaefer, Vice President, Fiber, RISI
A panelist from RISI, the leading information provider for the forest products sector, will examine the economic indicators for this critical industry, with an eye toward what shippers, carriers and other transportation and trade interests can expect in the next several months and beyond. To register, click here http://tinyurl.com/101012-Forest-Webcast-PR
Registration is now open for all three segments of the Industries Driving U.S. Trade webcast series. For additional information please visit: http://www.joc.com/webcasts or contact Mina Patel, Assistant Marketing Manager, 516-589-0229, or mpatel@joc.com.
The webcast series can be sponsored so if you are interested in a sponsorship please contact Tony Stein, Publisher, 678.456.8530 or tstein@joc.com.
To become a member of The Journal of Commerce click here. Only JOC members get full access to all content and data on http://www.joc.com, access to the information needed to fully understand all the issues facing trucking, rail, and maritime transportation. In addition, members get the weekly magazine, special reports, free webinars, the JOC mobile app, the JOC Daily Newswire and discounts to all JOC conferences and events. Members enjoy access to "By the Numbers," an exclusive weekly compilation of key industry statistics that provides detailed views of current market trends across all modes. Regular market intelligence reports -- utilizing PIERS trade data -- include the Top 100 Importers and Exporters, quarterly Top 40 Container Lines, trans-Pacific and trans-Atlantic maritime forecasts and Top Container Ports and Terminals. Market-sector supplements, including Breakbulk, Cool Cargoes, a Global Logistics Focus, the JOC Guide to Trucking and others, ensure comprehensive coverage of all segments of the international and domestic supply chain.
About UBM Global Trade -- UBM Global Trade is the leading provider of proprietary data, news, business intelligence and analytical content supporting commercial maritime, rail, trucking, warehousing and logistics industries worldwide. The company's portfolio of more than 100 online, print, and interactive workflow business solutions includes The Journal of Commerce, Breakbulk, Rail Resource, PIERS and an array of international trade and transportation databases and directories. UBM Global Trade, a subsidiary of UBM plc, is headquartered in Newark, NJ, with offices throughout the United States. For more information, explore http://www.ubmglobaltrade.com or call 800-223-0243 (+1-973-776-8660 outside the U.S. or Canada).
SOURCE UBM Global Trade
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20120830/NY65944LOGO
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UBM Global Trade
CONTACT: Mina Patel, Assistant Marketing Manager, The Journal of Commerce, +1-516-589-0229, mpatel@joc.com
Web Site: http://www.ubmglobaltrade.com