September, 2023 ‣ WorldCargo News ‣ Page 9

CN/NS rail service links Canada/Atlanta

News1 Sep 2023

Canadian National Railway (CN) and Norfolk Southern (NS) are to start a new intermodal service connecting Canada with Kansas City and Atlant...

RHE gears up in Italy

News1 Sep 2023

Rail Hub Europe SpA (RHE), the inland port in Rivalta Scrivia, near Alessandria, has invested in new handling equipment. The company has acq...

Gdansk and Thessaloniki sign corridor agreement

News1 Sep 2023

A new north-south European freight transport corridor is to be developed between Gdańsk, Poland’s leading container port, and the norther...

CyberLogitec inks deal with Kambara Kisen

News1 Sep 2023

Korea’s CyberLogitec, a subsidiary of EUSU Holdings, has signed a contract for four software modules with Japanese container shipping comp...

INFORM solution implemented in Memphis for Norfolk Southern

News1 Sep 2023

INFORM has successfully deployed its Syncrotess Optimization Plus solution at Norfolk Southern’s (NS) Rossville terminal in Memphis, Tenne...

FT hinterland ambitions

News1 Sep 2023

Fujairah Terminals (FT), which is owned by the AD Ports Group, is hoping that the port’s direct connection to the Etihad Rail network will...

Symcon delivers boxes to first overseas customer

News1 Sep 2023

Symcon Industries Private Ltd, which started manufacturing ISO maritime containers in Ahmedabad, western India, just over 12 months ago, has...

Intermodal feeling the pressure

News1 Sep 2023

Economic pressures and a general loss of competitiveness with trucks have resulted in intermodal transport services losing market share in s...

Container builders feeling bruised

News1 Sep 2023

This year looks as if it will be the quietest year for container production since 2009, with the output of dry freight standard, dry freight...

DFIC’s ‘Farm Box’ facilitates cultivation inside containers

News1 Sep 2023

Using less than 30 m2 of space and offering users a stable, but customised climatic environment if needed, DFIC’s ‘Farm Box’ allows ha...

Reefer production slowdown will continue for another year

News1 Sep 2023

Reefer container production has slowed further this year, with 2023 forecast to be 20% down on 2022, but from 2025, output is expected to in...

New technologies help fuel growth

News1 Sep 2023

There is no doubt that advances in technology, particularly in the development of controlled atmosphere (CA) systems has contributed to the ...

In vino flexitanks

News1 Sep 2023

Bulk wine shipments are on the rise and flexitanks are in a good position to play a bigger role in this trade....

Private wireless networking in ports

News1 Sep 2023

Nokia, the leading provider of private industrial-grade wireless networking, is making strides in the port and terminal sector....

‘Computer vision AI’ for workplace safety

News1 Sep 2023

San Francisco-based Voxel has raised US$12M from Rite Hite, the loading dock and warehouse safety equipment supplier, to expand and market i...

APM Terminals on the march with APIs

News1 Sep 2023

APM Terminals (APMT) continues to nudge customers and stakeholders away from EDI with its growing list of APIs offering simpler access to mo...

CN/NS rail service links Canada/Atlanta

RHE gears up in Italy

Gdansk and Thessaloniki sign corridor agreement

CyberLogitec inks deal with Kambara Kisen

INFORM solution implemented in Memphis for Norfolk Southern

FT hinterland ambitions

Symcon delivers boxes to first overseas customer

Intermodal feeling the pressure

Container builders feeling bruised

DFIC’s ‘Farm Box’ facilitates cultivation inside containers

Reefer production slowdown will continue for another year

New technologies help fuel growth

In vino flexitanks

Private wireless networking in ports

‘Computer vision AI’ for workplace safety

APM Terminals on the march with APIs

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ILA not giving in over jurisdiction and automation issues

Panama needs two more terminals

Guidelines on safe transport of charcoal in containers published

Port of Oakland, NWSA join FLOW

Xeneta: Shippers are not out of the woods

CN/NS rail service links Canada/Atlanta

RHE gears up in Italy

Gdansk and Thessaloniki sign corridor agreement

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ILA not giving in over jurisdiction and automation issues

Panama needs two more terminals

Guidelines on safe transport of charcoal in containers published

Port of Oakland, NWSA join FLOW

Xeneta: Shippers are not out of the woods

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