Global shipping is in crisis. What’s next for the ports of Portland and Vancouver?

Despite supply chain disruptions and competition from large e-commerce websites, retailers and local vendors are in for a huge holiday season. 

With mourning political and supply line pressure, Oregon’s relationship with China could play a major role in keeping the peace. 

Consumers are willing to spend more money on U.S.-made products, but domestic supply chains continue to pose challenges. 

The executive director of the Port of Portland discusses how a rising Asian middle class and international e-commerce have boosted Oregon’s trade outlook. 

Executive director of the Pacific Northwest Trade Organization explains how the global response to coronavirus could impact the Oregon economy. 

As airline travel and consumption skyrocket, a move is afoot to slash the greenhouse gas emissions generated by maritime and aviation activity.

Port of Morrow’s SAGE Center is a modern, interactive way to learn about the realities of food production.