Recent changes in global production have brought about a significant transformation in supply chains, leading to increased complexity. This shift has underscored the vital importance of logistics efficiency for port competitiveness. In response to growing competition, manufacturing companies are not only expanding their internal operations but also placing emphasis on integrating their suppliers into the entire value chain process. The objective of this book is to provide a comprehensive review of the literature in this field and, based on that, offer insights into how seaports and terminals can enhance their logistics integration. The book also aims to assist managers working in port logistics by helping them identify inadequate, defective, and outdated cargo handling equipment in ports. Such equipment not only hampers efficiency and productivity but also poses a risk of damage to cargos. This book will be of immense valuable to professionals, researchers, and practitioners in the field of logistics, particularly those involved in port operations and management. It also targets managers working within seaports and terminals who are responsible for optimizing logistics practices and enhancing integration within the supply chain. Also, individuals studying or conducting research in the areas of maritime trade, transportation, and global supply chains will find value in the insights and analysis presented in this book.