The Supply Chain Resilience Taskforce has released the study “Port Call Optimisation through Data Quality” at the IAPH World Ports Conference on October 9 in Hamburg.

Frantic negotiations over the weekend saved the attendance of DP World at a UK economic summit after adverse comments threatened to scupper the event.

While one global terminal operator is replacing its in-house TOS with a completely new application, Kaleris is taking a different approach and continuing to develop Navis N4.

Comments made by a senior UK government minister have jeopardised DP World’s investment plans, and threaten to capsize a unique economic summit, despite those words being written in a government press release

Tanzania has launched operations on its first Standard Gauge Railway section, connecting Dar es Salaam and Dodoma, offering faster freight and passenger services.

Truck drivers in Melbourne are bearing the brunt of congestion issues at DP World’s West Swanson Terminal.

Hapag-Lloyd has raised its earnings outlook for 2024, driven by stronger-than-expected demand and improved freight rates despite rising operational costs.

Grace Ocean and Synergy Marine will pay nearly US$ 102m to settle claims for costs related to the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse.

APM Terminals Maasvlakte II has revealed a massive order for up to 71 Konecranes AGVs to support its capacity expansion project at the Port of Rotterdam.

COSCO SHIPPING Ports has acquired 12.5% and 30% stakes in Thai Laemchabang Terminal and Hutchison Laemchabang Terminal for US$ 110m.

CUPE 375 has issued a 24-hour strike notice from 7 a.m. Sunday, 27 October, affecting all operations at the Port of Montreal.

Konecranes reported a net profit increase of over 40% year-on-year for both the third quarter and year-to-date figures, driven by strong performance in its service and port solutions segments.