2008 ‣ WorldCargo News ‣ Page 9

FMC seeks to enjoin San Pedro Bay ports’ Clean Truck Program

News1 Nov 2008

The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) in a 2-1 decision has agreed to seek a court-ordered injunction of the concession truck agreement p...

Bureau Veritas issues guidance for ultra large container vessels

News1 Nov 2008

The French classification society Bureau Veritas has issued new guidelines for the design of 10,000 TEU + ships...

Antwerp looking to its left flank

News1 Nov 2008

Antwerp Port Authority and the Scheldt Left Bank Corporation will organise a round of market consultation for the Saeftinghe Development Zon...

Porto Sul confirmed

News1 Nov 2008

Brazilian President, Luiz Lula, state governor Jaques Wagner and the Ports Special Secretariat, Pedro Britto, have signed a memorandum of in...

Barging into Venice

News1 Nov 2008

A new barge service is set to begin on the Lower Po to link the seaport of Venice with the small port of Chioggia and the inland port of Man...

Veritainer makes an Erudite move

News1 Nov 2008

Veritainer Corporation has teamed up with another US-based company, Erudite Inc - which, like Veritainer, specialises in cargo security and ...

Konecranes interims

News1 Nov 2008

Konecranes has reported an order intake of €519.9M in 3Q/08, up 1.9% on the same quarter of 2007 (or 5.4% if growth is compared at compara...

Toledo to develop container terminal

News1 Nov 2008

The Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority is planning to develop a new container terminal at the Port of Toledo in the lower Great Lakes....

Terminal paving under scrutiny

News1 Nov 2008

APM Terminals (APMT) will shortly begin the initial testing phase of a new comprehensive Pavement Management System (PMS) at its terminal in...

DPW signs Algeria port deal

News1 Nov 2008

DP World and the Algerian government have signed agreements that see DP World taking over theoperation of the ports of Algiers and Djen-Djen...

ACCC still snapping at stevedores’ heels

News1 Nov 2008

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has once again used the release of its annual stevedoring industry monitoring repo...

NZ’s South Island ports mull merger

News1 Nov 2008

Leading New Zealand South Island ports Lyttelton and Otago are discussing a merger but Lyttelton has made it clear it will not entertain a t...

Lessor earnings increase in 3Q

News1 Nov 2008

Textainer Group Holdings, the world’s largest container lessor based on fleet size, has reported a 7% increase in total revenues for the t...

Klaus-Michael Kühne criticizes German government on Hapag-Lloyd deal

News1 Nov 2008

Klaus-Michael Kühne, owner and chairman of the world’s biggest NVOCC Kühne & Nagel, and also the biggest investor in the Hamburg-based A...

Eko-Flor ready for the off

News1 Nov 2008

Toronto-based Conforce International says it is ready “to push the button” with its revolutionary, patent pending Eko-Flor composite con...

Toyofuji plans car terminal in India

News1 Nov 2008

An expert team from Japan’s Toyofuji Shipping, in which Toyota Motor has a 50% stake, has visited leading Indian ports to consider where t...

FMC seeks to enjoin San Pedro Bay ports’ Clean Truck Program

Bureau Veritas issues guidance for ultra large container vessels

Antwerp looking to its left flank

Porto Sul confirmed

Barging into Venice

Veritainer makes an Erudite move

Konecranes interims

Toledo to develop container terminal

Terminal paving under scrutiny

DPW signs Algeria port deal

ACCC still snapping at stevedores’ heels

NZ’s South Island ports mull merger

Lessor earnings increase in 3Q

Klaus-Michael Kühne criticizes German government on Hapag-Lloyd deal

Eko-Flor ready for the off

Toyofuji plans car terminal in India

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ILA not giving in over jurisdiction and automation issues

Panama needs two more terminals

Guidelines on safe transport of charcoal in containers published

Port of Oakland, NWSA join FLOW

Xeneta: Shippers are not out of the woods

FMC seeks to enjoin San Pedro Bay ports’ Clean Truck Program

Bureau Veritas issues guidance for ultra large container vessels

Antwerp looking to its left flank

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ILA not giving in over jurisdiction and automation issues

Panama needs two more terminals

Guidelines on safe transport of charcoal in containers published

Port of Oakland, NWSA join FLOW

Xeneta: Shippers are not out of the woods

ILA says it will move forward with strike on Tuesday

Map of major ports affected by strike on US East and Gulf coasts

Will port strike severely disrupt US economy?

ILA shuts down ports on Atlantic and Gulf coasts

Sand: Ships en route to East Coast will have to wait at anchor until strike ends