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MOL achieves continuous engine operation

News13 Oct 2010

Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has successfully achieved continuous operation of the main engine of its vessels in all load ranges by increasing the...

Demag Cranes fights approach by Konecranes

News13 Oct 2010

The approach is "unsolicited" and is "not in the interest of the company or its stakeholders," said a Demag statement...

People on the move

News7 Oct 2010

The latest round-up of comings and goings in the international shipping and transportation industries...

Portunus refurbishes Aden tractors

News7 Oct 2010

Portunus Port Spares and Service in Turkey has completed a project to refurbish 15 Sisu terminal tractors, originally built in 1999-2000, fo...

Plea agreements over alleged air cargo "cartel"

News7 Oct 2010

Several international freight forwarders have agreed to pay fines in excess of US$50M for alleged violations of the US Sherman Act...

IANA’s 2010 intermodal achievement awards

News7 Oct 2010

The winners are the Port of Long Beach and Direct ChassisLink. The awards will be presented at the Intermodal Expo, in Fort Lauderdale, on 1...

PEMA adds more members

News7 Oct 2010

The Port Equipment Manufacturers Association has broadened its membership with seven new members in the past month or so...

Advanced Algae earns PortTech technology award

News7 Oct 2010

Advanced Algae’s APAR (automated photosynthetic algae reactor) is claimed to be unique in its field...

Identec Solutions to take Sattel

News5 Oct 2010

It is understood Austria-based RFID specialist Identec Solutions is about to acquire vehicle telemetry specialist Sattel. Based in Melbourne...

UIC/UNIFE sign UAE MoU

News2 Oct 2010

The International Union of Railways (UIC) and the association of the European Rail Industry (UNIFE) have signed a Memorandum of Understandin...

More progress on the e-seal front

News1 Oct 2010

Despite its relatively slow acceptance in the mainstream markets, the rolling out of “smart” electronic container security is continuing...

MHCs pick up momentum

News1 Oct 2010

Short lead times and a competitive price: performance ratio have seen the MHC sector respond quickly to an uptick in volume....

E-RTG cable standards update

News1 Oct 2010

There has been another development in the vexed question of what cable certification standards are acceptable on the US West Coast for elect...

20:20 vision for the Port of Santos

News1 Oct 2010

Last year Santos handled 2.25M TEU, down almost 16% on the 2.67M TEU processed in 2008. However, South America’s biggest breakbulk and con...

ZES charts a new course for Navis

News1 Oct 2010

Zebra Technologies has moved to separate its maritime business from the rest of Zebra Enterprise solutions and refocus it on Navis software....

Heavy lift heads for long haul

News1 Oct 2010

Demand for heavy lift shipping remains high, even though there is some weakness for smaller and older tonnage as large, high specification n...

MOL achieves continuous engine operation

Demag Cranes fights approach by Konecranes

People on the move

Portunus refurbishes Aden tractors

Plea agreements over alleged air cargo "cartel"

IANA’s 2010 intermodal achievement awards

PEMA adds more members

Advanced Algae earns PortTech technology award

Identec Solutions to take Sattel

UIC/UNIFE sign UAE MoU

More progress on the e-seal front

MHCs pick up momentum

E-RTG cable standards update

20:20 vision for the Port of Santos

ZES charts a new course for Navis

Heavy lift heads for long haul

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Kalmar inks forklift deal with BlueScope

IMO edges closer to global carbon levy

ZPMC delivers hybrid RTGs to Salalah

ILA not giving in over jurisdiction and automation issues

Panama needs two more terminals

MOL achieves continuous engine operation

Demag Cranes fights approach by Konecranes

People on the move

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Kalmar inks forklift deal with BlueScope

IMO edges closer to global carbon levy

ZPMC delivers hybrid RTGs to Salalah

ILA not giving in over jurisdiction and automation issues

Panama needs two more terminals

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