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Hydrogen-powered rail freight for Nestlé Waters

News28 Nov 2022

From 2025, Nestlé Waters will be the first company in Europe to use a hydrogen fuel cell solution for regular rail freight trains, includin...

DP World launches Southampton-London Gateway train

News28 Nov 2022

The new weekly service, which ran for the first time last weekend, takes up to 120 trucks off the road...

Daikin on the way with reefer monitoring

News25 Nov 2022

Daikin intends to provide a telematics solution to “gather monitor and analyse data from 3rd party devices" on its reefer machinery....

Expansion agreed for SCCT

News25 Nov 2022

On 17 November, APM Terminals announced that it had signed a concession agreement with the Suez Canal Economic Zone (SCZONE) to expand Suez ...

New York/New Jersey on top again

News25 Nov 2022

Port takes top spot for third month in a row in October and is chasing down Los Angeles for the top spot over the full calendar year in 2022...

Expansion planned for Dar

News25 Nov 2022

Tanzania International Container Terminal Services (TICTS) has announced that it will invest US$500M in improving its container terminal at ...

APM Terminals’ executive says the sun is setting on EDI

News25 Nov 2022

Laura Bercan, Product Management at APM Terminal’s Digital Portfolio Owner Data Products division, predicts within 10 years EDI will be re...

Transnet strikes automotive deal

News25 Nov 2022

South African transport utility Transnet has concluded an agreement with the country’s automotive industry to reduce logistics costs for c...

People on the move – changes at APM Terminals India

News25 Nov 2022

APMT shuffles the pack on the sub-continent; new chairman for Ports of Stockholm; new appointments in Belgian ports, Yilport Iberia, BLG, Cu...

Super Terminais takes first electric terminal tractor

News25 Nov 2022

The private terminal operator in the Port of Manaus has begun using its first electrically powered terminal tractor and one of the first in ...

China Harbour Engineering selected for CMA Terminals Khalifa Port

News25 Nov 2022

AD Ports Group has selected China Harbour Engineering Company for a construction contract for the new CMA Terminals Khalifa Port that includ...

Freight train collisions in Southern Africa

News25 Nov 2022

A head-on collision between two trains on the main railway between South Africa and Mozambique occurred hard on the heels of a coal train de...

Canada moves to “modernise” port authorities and strengthen foreign investment controls

News24 Nov 2022

Reforms will give port authorities a wider mandate to manage vessel traffic, invest in inland terminals and collect and share data; and lowe...

Mindanao adds crane

SACP 3.0 Next Generation Chassis Pool gets green light

Baltic Hub third terminal underway

Hydrogen-powered rail freight for Nestlé Waters

DP World launches Southampton-London Gateway train

Daikin on the way with reefer monitoring

Expansion agreed for SCCT

New York/New Jersey on top again

Expansion planned for Dar

APM Terminals’ executive says the sun is setting on EDI

Transnet strikes automotive deal

People on the move – changes at APM Terminals India

Super Terminais takes first electric terminal tractor

China Harbour Engineering selected for CMA Terminals Khalifa Port

Freight train collisions in Southern Africa

Canada moves to “modernise” port authorities and strengthen foreign investment controls

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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

Mindanao adds crane

SACP 3.0 Next Generation Chassis Pool gets green light

Baltic Hub third terminal underway

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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