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Secondary container market trading high

News1 Aug 2022

As leases expire, Textainer is pushing to retrieve containers for sale on the secondary market where they can be sold for high prices....

Options for electric straddle carriers

News1 Aug 2022

Both of the industry’s two main straddle carrier OEMs are preparing to support customers to implement fully electric machines....

Enter Kaupsaur

News1 Aug 2022

Kaupsaur SpA is a new Chile-based joint venture of German attachments manufacturer Kaup GmbH & Co KG and its long-standing Brazilian partner...

Container shortages challenge logistics

News1 Aug 2022

Finland’s forestry businesses and port operators have had to adapt to acute container shortages in the eastern Baltic....

SSSA plan inches on

News1 Aug 2022

The Szczecin and Świnoujście Seaports Authority’s (SSSA) plan to develop a first purpose-designed container terminal in the port continu...

Eastern Europe’s war dividends

News1 Aug 2022

The war in Ukraine has significantly impacted freight transport activities across much of Eastern Europe, with alternative gateways urgently...

Urban rail freight

News1 Aug 2022

DB Cargo AG has signed a Letter of Intent to cooperate with Smart City Loop GmbH, a start-up focused on fast urban rail freight....

Pellets from Imbituba

News1 Aug 2022

In July, the Brazilian Port of Imbituba handled its first shipment of wood pellets en route to Europe, where power generators have been forc...

HHLA gets Truck FIT

News1 Aug 2022

In collaboration with various hauliers, HHLA has updated its slot booking process with Truck FIT. The aim of Truck FIT is to make optimal us...

Ulm on schedule

News1 Aug 2022

Planning for the Module 2 intermodal terminal in Ulm-Dornstadt is running according to schedule. The terminal, which opened in 2005, has an ...

Ports moving from crisis to…crisis

News1 Aug 2022

More strikes are off the cards for the next two years, but Germany’s sea ports still face many big challenges....

Reefer ships hanging in there

News1 Aug 2022

While the seaborne trade in perishable products will continue to shift to reefer containers and services operated by liner shipping companie...

Cold store for Maine

News1 Aug 2022

Construction work began in August on a new cold store at the Port of Portland in Maine on the US east coast....

Record reefer loads for Transnet ports

News1 Aug 2022

Transnet Port Terminals (TPT) set two records in August for reefer container loadings out of South Africa....

SeaCube stays the course

News1 Aug 2022

SeaCube Container Leasing is optimistic that the supply of reefer containers for growers and exporters will improve over the next few months...

Getting to grips with energy usage

News1 Aug 2022

The industry has a long way to go on its journey to lower the energy consumption of the reefer container supply chain, but the tools to make...

Secondary container market trading high

Options for electric straddle carriers

Enter Kaupsaur

Container shortages challenge logistics

SSSA plan inches on

Eastern Europe’s war dividends

Urban rail freight

Pellets from Imbituba

HHLA gets Truck FIT

Ulm on schedule

Ports moving from crisis to…crisis

Reefer ships hanging in there

Cold store for Maine

Record reefer loads for Transnet ports

SeaCube stays the course

Getting to grips with energy usage

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Hurricane Milton update: Ports set to reopen on Friday

BIMCO green lights 1st management agreement for autonomous ships

DB Schenker unveils AI-Driven cargo monitoring tool

VCT’s new MHCs start operations