“August is normally considered a quiet month with dreams of vacations in leisure spots near and far, whether it’s sun and beaches, mountains, cruises, or road trips,” said EMO Trans Chairman Jo Frigger in the company newsletter.
   “While all of this is going on, business must keep moving—albeit at a slower pace.
   “Challenges continue, and ocean and air rates remain volatile.
   “During August, a number of our offices handled some exciting shipments. “Project Logistics International (PLI) moved a 75-ton transformer from Shanghai.
   “Our Miami branch completed a hotel project in the Caribbean. Michael Salomon and the San Francisco team, along with our office in Amsterdam, flawlessly executed the transportation of a horse-drawn carriage for the 2016 Federation Equestrian International World Para-Driving Championships held in the Netherlands.”

Vol. 15 No. 66
Uptick Challenged By Yields
Picture For A Tuesday Afternoon
Chuckles For August 30, 2016
Why Express America Climbed ACIA Summit