June, 2014 ‣ WorldCargo News ‣ Page 2

New cables from Ariston Cavi

News24 Jun 2014

The Italy-based cable maker is testing a new spreader reeling cable with a number of terminal operators in Italy and elsewhere...

ASOS warehouse fire – a lesson

News23 Jun 2014

The ASOS warehouse fire disaster on the night of 23 June "reveals hidden costs of supply chain"...

Massive ivory seizure in Lomé

News23 Jun 2014

Problems with illegal fauna and flora shipments from Africa are growing all the time...

Awards for HAROPA and Eurogate

News23 Jun 2014

Both HAROPA Le Havre and Eurogate Hamburg have received AFSCA awards in Shanghai...

Autoconnector for spreaders

News23 Jun 2014

Sweden-based Dellner Components, part of the Dellner Group, is exhibiting for the first time at TOC CSC and is launching a new product, Auto...

German seaports marketing

News23 Jun 2014

The German sea ports are joining forces when it comes to marketing their service portfolios and have jointly published a 36-page brochure to...

Two more PCTCs for K Line

News23 Jun 2014

Kawasaki KIsen Kaisha Ltd has annonced an order for another two 7500 CEU car and truck carriers...

Renamo steps up attacks

News23 Jun 2014

Mozambican rebel group Renamo has been attacking freight on a daily basis...

More ARMGs for Maasvlakte II

News23 Jun 2014

APM Terminals has exercised an option for another 22 ASCs from ABB/Hans Kuenz...

Vahle catches the Felixstowe bus

News23 Jun 2014

Vahle has successfully commissioned an E-RTG retrofit project in the Port of Felixstowe...

Charleston releases budget

News23 Jun 2014

Port approves $113.5M in capital spending for FY2015....

Countdown to CSC changes

News23 Jun 2014

Bill Brassington of ETS Consulting outlines imminent changes to the International Convention for Safe Containers (CSC)....

NIT to move to N4

News19 Jun 2014

Virginia International Terminals (VIT) will be transitioning its Norfolk International Terminal to Navis N4 TOS this weekend....

Semi-automation hits NY/NJ

News19 Jun 2014

Global Container Terminals (GCT) officially opened its new semi-automated container yard in Bayonne, New Jersey yesterday....

China considered P3 to be “too close an alliance”

News18 Jun 2014

It has emerged that the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) rejected the P3 plan of Maersk Line, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and ...

PSA wins 9th consecutive award

News17 Jun 2014

PSA group has scooped two awards at the 28th Asian Freight & Supply Chain Awards dinner in Shanghai...

New cables from Ariston Cavi

ASOS warehouse fire – a lesson

Massive ivory seizure in Lomé

Awards for HAROPA and Eurogate

Autoconnector for spreaders

German seaports marketing

Two more PCTCs for K Line

Renamo steps up attacks

More ARMGs for Maasvlakte II

Vahle catches the Felixstowe bus

Charleston releases budget

Countdown to CSC changes

NIT to move to N4

Semi-automation hits NY/NJ

China considered P3 to be “too close an alliance”

PSA wins 9th consecutive award

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Magna launches new tyre for straddle carriers

Banks offer cheaper loans to greener companies, not ships, new study finds

ONE inks US$201.85m container leasing deal

Crane collapse in Gijón Port leaves two dead and four injured

Suez Canal traffic has dropped 66%, Maersk claims

New cables from Ariston Cavi

ASOS warehouse fire – a lesson

Massive ivory seizure in Lomé

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Magna launches new tyre for straddle carriers

Banks offer cheaper loans to greener companies, not ships, new study finds

ONE inks US$201.85m container leasing deal

Crane collapse in Gijón Port leaves two dead and four injured

Suez Canal traffic has dropped 66%, Maersk claims

Maersk Shekou undergoes repairs after accident in Fremantle

DNV: Decarbonisation may double container shipping costs by 2050

27,500 TEU container ship behemoth is born

ILA ups the heat with strike threat

MSC ship loses 46 boxes off South Africa coast