The PIER has welcomed the Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority as its newest ecosystem member, expanding its global network of ports, technology companies, supply chain partners, researchers and startups. The partnership is designed to advance port innovation and the adoption of practical supply chain solutions, with a focus on strengthening supply chain resilience and supporting trade diversification. HOPA’s participation in the PIER will concentrate on supply chain visibility, improving safety and efficiency in bulk cargo operations, and supporting environmental initiatives that promote more sustainable supply chains. As Ontario’s integrated port network, HOPA brings particular operational expertise in bulk cargo that is expected to generate new collaboration opportunities with other PIER members. David Thomas, Executive Director of The PIER, described HOPA’s insights into port operations as opening exciting new opportunities for the broader ecosystem. Larissa Fenn, Vice President of Corporate Affairs at HOPA, highlighted the PIER as an ideal environment to collaborate, test new ideas and accelerate the adoption of technologies that enhance safety, efficiency and environmental performance across the marine transportation sector. The post Hamilton Oshawa Port Authority joins PIER innovation ecosystem appeared first on Container News .