2004 ‣ WorldCargo News ‣ Page 32

Getting the most out of the River Po

News1 May 2004

Having recently opened its new logistic hub in the Port of Cremona, on the River Po, in February, Katoen Natie Italia (KTN) has announced a ...

Rail4chem adds Swiss, Dutch and UK services

News1 May 2004

Efforts by rail4chem to develop its pan-European network of rail transport services for the region’s chemical and other industries have yi...

Gwadar still on track despite bomb blast

News1 May 2004

Despite a car bomb explosion that killed three Chinese engineers working on Pakistan’s Gwadar deepwater port last month, China Habour Engi...

Auto RTGs

News1 May 2004

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has received an order for 12 remote-controlled, automated RTGs and three quayside cranes from Tobishima Co...

Taiwan adds two ports for China trade

News1 May 2004

Taiwan has designated the ports of Keelung in the north and Taichung on the central coast as “offshore shipping centres.” They join t...

Four scanners for ICTSI

News1 May 2004

International Container Terminal Services Inc (ICTSI) has reiterated its intention to acquire an initial four X-ray scanners to ensure thoro...

Ust-Luga progress

News1 May 2004

US$20 mill general cargo terminal is now slated to open at the new Russian Baltic Port of Ust-Luga by summer next year....

MOL in China logistics deal

News1 May 2004

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has signed a letter of intent to participate in the Qianhaiwan Logistics Park project in Mawan, western Shenzhen, Chi...

Panama faces canal expansion decision

News1 May 2004

Martin Torrijos, the son of former dictator Omar Torrijos, has been voted in as Panama’s next president. His presidential term, set to ...

China box volumes soar again

News1 May 2004

China’s major ports handled 12.68 mill TEU in the first quarter of this year, up 24.7 per cent over the same period of last year. Nearly 9...

Intermodal rail scene heats up

News1 May 2004

The rail intermodal scene in Italy has witnessed a recasting of alliances which has largely placed the two big players, Railion and Trenital...

Things generally looking up for box ports?

News1 May 2004

Container traffic at Italian ports brushed 9 mill TEU last year, plus 8.4 per cent on 2002 (see table). In the past four years traffic has g...

How to get more out of IT

News1 May 2004

More and more container terminal operators are addressing the need to integrate into the supply chain and share information held in their te...

Terminal XXI handles its first ship

News1 May 2004

The arrival of the first ship to be handled at the Port of Sines’ Container Terminal XXI development, marks what could be the end of an...

Following a well-tried trail

News1 May 2004

Recent high levels of container yard crane demand have inevitably led eventually to an upsurge in demand for tractor/trailer sets for intern...

Ways to play the power game

News1 May 2004

More and more crane users and crane designers are willing to consider replacing the conventional festoon on a quayside crane with a cable or...

Getting the most out of the River Po

Rail4chem adds Swiss, Dutch and UK services

Gwadar still on track despite bomb blast

Auto RTGs

Taiwan adds two ports for China trade

Four scanners for ICTSI

Ust-Luga progress

MOL in China logistics deal

Panama faces canal expansion decision

China box volumes soar again

Intermodal rail scene heats up

Things generally looking up for box ports?

How to get more out of IT

Terminal XXI handles its first ship

Following a well-tried trail

Ways to play the power game

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Intermodal rail cradle for cars

Rail automation live in Australia

Port of Rotterdam handles 500,000th import container via Secure Chain

Spliethoff Group takes majority stake in ForestWave

August marks Johor Port’s busiest month ever

Getting the most out of the River Po

Rail4chem adds Swiss, Dutch and UK services

Gwadar still on track despite bomb blast

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Intermodal rail cradle for cars

Rail automation live in Australia

Port of Rotterdam handles 500,000th import container via Secure Chain

Spliethoff Group takes majority stake in ForestWave

August marks Johor Port’s busiest month ever

USTR exempts STS crane orders arriving by May, 2026 from 25% tariff

House Committee report says ZPMC poses risk to US security

Katoen Natie offers alternative to Second Tidal Dock

Port of Le Havre reduces vibration for crane drivers

Bangladesh is picking up the pace