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DP World embraces circular economy

News11 Jun 2024

In an era of increasing environmental scrutiny, terminal operators are stepping up their efforts to reduce carbon emissions and promote gree...

Lagendijk enters crane market

News11 Jun 2024

A new company has entered the container crane market in the Netherlands....

Making the case for AutoStrads

News11 Jun 2024

The successful conversion of one of the largest container terminals in the US to an AutoStrad operation will be an eye-opener for other US t...

First step for Port Harcourt rail

News10 Jun 2024

Port Harcourt-Maiduguri railway's first 62km section resumes freight after delays, with further phases planned to connect major cities and p...

Rethinking the role of the TOS

News10 Jun 2024

Konecranes has been investing in developing Terminal Operating System software that supports interconnectivity and optimisation....

Britain in a box – the rise and rise of intermodal

News10 Jun 2024

On any given day, there are around seventy intermodal trains on the move in Great Britain. Rail companies, port operators and logistics comp...

Utah plans huge inland terminal

News10 Jun 2024

Utah Inland Port Authority is building a large logistics park and designated an innovation zone for business development....

VAHLE updates vCOM

News10 Jun 2024

VAHLE upgraded its vCOM data system with high-speed SMGX for reliable port automation, eliminating the need for fibre optic cables....

Benin Terminal doubles capacity

News10 Jun 2024

Africa Global Logistics is investing €75m to double the container terminal capacity at Cotonou Port to 1 million TEU, creating 200 long-te...

City of Cape Town: “Integration of private sector in port is necessary”

News8 Jun 2024

The City of Cape Town urges immediate reforms and private sector investment in the Cape Town port management to combat inefficiencies hinder...

“RAM Octo” spreader goes into action

News7 Jun 2024

The Spliethoff Group is using a new pipe handling spreader from RAM to support logistics for an offshore pipelaying vessel....

Nigerian ports resume operations after strike suspension

News7 Jun 2024

Nigerian ports are back in operation after unions suspended their strike for wage talks with the government....

Rhine in south Germany reopens to cargo transport, new closures threatening

News7 Jun 2024

After the closure due to high water, cargo shipping on the Rhine in southern Germany restarted as water levels receded, allowing sailings to...

LA Harbour Commission greenlights US$ 2.6 billion budget for FY 2024/25

News7 Jun 2024

Port Executive Director Gene Seroka said the FY 2024/25 budget leaves room for unanticipated changes in the global trade market or other unc...

LSCT expands – Ravano terminal tender published

News7 Jun 2024

Contship's La Spezia Container Terminal is expanding its cargo handling capacity by 600,000 TEU and prioritising eco-friendly rail transport...

CPPI: South Africa at the bottom, Cape Town the worst

News7 Jun 2024

The Container Port Performance Index ranks four South African ports among the worst, with Cape Town last, while East and Southeast Asian por...

DP World embraces circular economy

Lagendijk enters crane market

Making the case for AutoStrads

First step for Port Harcourt rail

Rethinking the role of the TOS

Britain in a box – the rise and rise of intermodal

Utah plans huge inland terminal

VAHLE updates vCOM

Benin Terminal doubles capacity

City of Cape Town: “Integration of private sector in port is necessary”

“RAM Octo” spreader goes into action

Nigerian ports resume operations after strike suspension

Rhine in south Germany reopens to cargo transport, new closures threatening

LA Harbour Commission greenlights US$ 2.6 billion budget for FY 2024/25

LSCT expands – Ravano terminal tender published

CPPI: South Africa at the bottom, Cape Town the worst

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Piraeus Port caught between a rock and a hard place

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