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EPISODE · Apr 3, 2026 · 22 MIN

Beyond the Gate: How the Port of Virginia Is Redefining the Supply Chain

from Kev Talks - REAL World Global Logistics · host Kevin Higgins and Kevin Parkerson

Recorded live at TPM26, this episode of Kev Talks: Real World Global Logistics features a conversation with leadership from the Port of Virginia on how the role of ports is evolving in today’s supply chain.The big takeaway: this is no longer just about moving containers. It’s about building a complete supply chain solution.With over $1.4 billion in active investments, expanded rail capabilities, and a growing industrial footprint, the Port of Virginia is positioning itself as a long-term partner for BCOs, carriers, and logistics providers. From deepened channels to inland connectivity, the focus is on creating capacity, reliability, and network flexibility that extends well beyond the terminal gate.As supply chains continue to shift, the message is clear, this is about future-proofing. Not just handling today’s volume, but ensuring customers can grow without outpacing the network.This episode is sponsored by the Port of Virginia.  For more information visit www.portofvirginia.com   

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