January, 2014 ‣ WorldCargo News ‣ Page 3

Dunkirk wins Del Monte

News14 Jan 2014

Fruit giant Del Monte will access the French market for its Cameroon banana plantations via Dunkirk...

EMO hits the 1B tonnes mark

News14 Jan 2014

EMO hits a new dry bulk discharge record today — the billionth tonne of dry bulk...

Shanghai on top

News14 Jan 2014

The port of Shanghai retained its position as the world’s top container port by volume in 2013....

GAC Australia signs with MOL

News13 Jan 2014

GAC Australia has signed an exclusive three-year contract with Mitsui OSK Lines...

Gaussin boosted by ports business

News13 Jan 2014

Sales of and orders for Gaussin Manugistique's automotive terminal trailers rocketed during 2013...

People on the move

News13 Jan 2014

Latest appointments known to WorldCargo News in the shipping, ports and allied industry sectors...

Gate Terminal Maasvlakte adds shortsea LNG

News13 Jan 2014

Maasvlakte-based Gate Terminal has geared up to handle small scale, “breakbulk” LNG consignments...

Vancouver expansion delayed

News13 Jan 2014

Port Metro Vancouver’s plan to build a second container terminal at Roberts Bank will now be subject to an independent environmental revie...

OPDR sets up own Morocco network

News13 Jan 2014

Oldenburg-Portugiesische Dampfschiffs-Rhederei (OPDR) has launched its first own Moroccan company...

More 14,000 TEU ships for Evergreen

News13 Jan 2014

The Taiwanese carrier will charter another three 14,000 TEU ships...

SeaLand name rises from the ashes

News12 Jan 2014

Maersk Line has announced the formation of a regional container shipping company, SeaLand, dedicated to the intra-Americas market...

Feeders from London Gateway

News10 Jan 2014

Teesport recently became the first port to receive a feedership call from the recently-opened London Gateway...

New freight blueprint for Tasmania

News9 Jan 2014

A year-long inquiry into shipping and transport handicaps affecting the island state of Tasmania has thrown up some controversial recommenda...

Safety problems for Lyttelton

News9 Jan 2014

The Port of Lyttelton has suffered three accidents at its facilities since December....

Goldman out of Carrix

News8 Jan 2014

Goldman Sachs fund GS Infrastructure Partners has sold its stake in FRS Capital, parent company of Carrix Inc and port operator SSA Marine....

ADB wants to open the lock

News8 Jan 2014

The African Development Bank has recommended that landlocked African states should help to fund the construction of new sea ports that would...

Dunkirk wins Del Monte

EMO hits the 1B tonnes mark

Shanghai on top

GAC Australia signs with MOL

Gaussin boosted by ports business

People on the move

Gate Terminal Maasvlakte adds shortsea LNG

Vancouver expansion delayed

OPDR sets up own Morocco network

More 14,000 TEU ships for Evergreen

SeaLand name rises from the ashes

Feeders from London Gateway

New freight blueprint for Tasmania

Safety problems for Lyttelton

Goldman out of Carrix

ADB wants to open the lock

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Automating pin-setting for rail operations

Arvato introduces robots for automated unloading

ILWU Canada announces new strike

US ports detail investment plans following US$ 2.9bn Clean Ports Program awards

Kalmar CEO: Order intake stable at around € 400m per quarter

Dunkirk wins Del Monte

EMO hits the 1B tonnes mark

Shanghai on top

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Automating pin-setting for rail operations

Arvato introduces robots for automated unloading

ILWU Canada announces new strike

US ports detail investment plans following US$ 2.9bn Clean Ports Program awards

Kalmar CEO: Order intake stable at around € 400m per quarter

Winners of US$ 2.9b Clean Ports Program announced

Port of Montreal longshore workers target Termont in latest strike round

Hydrogen-powered RTG starts operations at Oi Container Terminal

Low-profile STS cranes for Virginia

Baltic Hub’s T3 welcomes four STS cranes