2012 ‣ WorldCargo News ‣ Page 35

Our AGV story confirmed

News18 Jul 2012

PSA Singapore has issued an official statement that confirms a report in the June 2012 edition of WorldCargo News...

IAPH seeks new Europe manager

News17 Jul 2012

The International Association of Ports and Harbours is seeking a new managing director for its European office...

New funds for Pipavav

News16 Jul 2012

Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd (GPPL) on India’s west coast has raised Rs3.5B (USS63.3M) through a Qualified Institutions Placement (QIP) and a ...

Ship shape and Bristol fashion?

News16 Jul 2012

The Port of Bristol’s deep sea container terminal should be pushed to the front of the pack of strategic transport initiatives in the Sout...

Rail freight investments welcomed

News16 Jul 2012

The British government's rail freight spending plans have been welcomed by the industry...

Timaru to sell cranes

News16 Jul 2012

The Port of Timaru in New Zealand has announced it will sell its container handling assets when its last remaining container service stops i...

People on the move

News14 Jul 2012

Latest round-up of key appointments known to WorldCargo News...

Hyster looking for acquisitions

News14 Jul 2012

Hyster-Yale Materials Handling has filed a registration statement with the Securities Exchange Commission requesting that the Hyster group b...

Strong interest in Moorebank IMT

News13 Jul 2012

Strong private sector interest has been expressed in the Australian government’s Moorebank Intermodal Rail Freight Terminal (IMT) project ...

USDA hands out OSCARs

News13 Jul 2012

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched a new weekly report that provides a snapshot of the availability of shipping containers...

Virginia buys time

News11 Jul 2012

The Commonwealth of Virginia has extended the deadline for submission of alternative proposals (to the offer from APM Terminals) related to ...

Cape Breton seeks terminal operator

News11 Jul 2012

The Cape Breton Regional Municipality (CBRM) has launched a marketing campaign to promote the strategic advantages of developing a container...

Dunkirk off by 3.9% in first semester

News10 Jul 2012

Overall throughput has fallen, but lo-lo container business and ro-ro traffic are up year-on-year...

Timaru loses box business

News10 Jul 2012

The Port of Timaru in New Zealand will lose its last remaining container service in September...

Tanjung Pelepas announces RM1.4B investment plan

News9 Jul 2012

PTP Tanjung Pelepas will invest RM1.4B over the next three years to boost capacity...

HIT taps solar power

News9 Jul 2012

Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) has switched on a new solar panel installation as the latest addition to its green energy programme....

Our AGV story confirmed

IAPH seeks new Europe manager

New funds for Pipavav

Ship shape and Bristol fashion?

Rail freight investments welcomed

Timaru to sell cranes

People on the move

Hyster looking for acquisitions

Strong interest in Moorebank IMT

USDA hands out OSCARs

Virginia buys time

Cape Breton seeks terminal operator

Dunkirk off by 3.9% in first semester

Timaru loses box business

Tanjung Pelepas announces RM1.4B investment plan

HIT taps solar power

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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

Our AGV story confirmed

IAPH seeks new Europe manager

New funds for Pipavav

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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