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New row in Trieste

News1 Jan 2002

Trieste Port Authority (APT) is investigating the Port of Koper and its majority-owned TICT (Trieste International Container Terminal) subsi...

Clean burn is engine of change

News20 Dec 2001

New emission controls for engines powering off-road mobile plant come into force in Europe next month....

Call for controls on deck stows

News1 Dec 2001

Members of the Alliance of Maritime Regional Interests in Europe (AMRIE), a maritime policy foundation made up of stakeholders from all part...

KR safety strategy

News20 Nov 2001

A Far Eastern ship classification society has made a bold move in worldwide efforts to eliminate old or sub-standard tonnage. Oceangoing bul...

TT Club’s quick fix

News20 Nov 2001

At a time when protection and indemnity mutual insurance clubs are being successful in seeing off their fixed-premium competitors, in a surp...

Study confirms ISM Code benefits

News20 Nov 2001

A new study carried out by The Swedish Club confirms that owners implementing the ISM Code can expect to achieve a reduction in hull claims ...

ECTA bears standard for chemical transporters

News20 Nov 2001

Standardising chemical transport equipment, safety procedures and working practice across Europe is no easy task. The results achieved to da...

CDI backs Equasis

News20 Nov 2001

The Chemical Distribution Institute (CDI), which represents the world's largest chemical companies, has thrown its weight behind the quality...

Evolutionary new CryoGO trailer

News20 Nov 2001

Independent Cryogenics Ltd of the UK and Schwingenschlogel, an Austrian tank vehicle manufacturer, have jointly developed what has been desc...

Shipping hit by terrorist action

News20 Nov 2001

After the aviation industry, the shipping industry was the next to be caught in the shockwaves of the September 11 atrocities in America....

IUMI mulls machinery matters

News20 Nov 2001

As might be expected at any marine insurance event, the issue of claims ratios and whether they are moving up or down, is always a big talki...

Cryogenics – cool business, hot challenges

News20 Nov 2001

Manufacturers and operators of cryogenic tank containers and road tankers are under pressure to improve payloads, increase product holding t...

IRU points CO2 finger at RoLA

News7 Nov 2001

The IRU has undermined the notion that rail freight is "greener" than trucking by publishing preliminary findings of a study it commissioned...

P&OP keeping up with the Smiths

News14 Oct 2001

P&O Ports has bought out rival Australian port logistics provider Smith Bros for an undisclosed sum....

US security focus on hazmat

News14 Oct 2001

In the wake of last month's terrorist attacks on New York and Washington, hazardous materials have come in for particular attention in new s...

New FLT speed limiter

News13 Oct 2001

Despite the fact that operators have a legal duty to operate lift trucks safely and responsibly under Section 7 of the Health and Safety at ...

New row in Trieste

Clean burn is engine of change

Call for controls on deck stows

KR safety strategy

TT Club’s quick fix

Study confirms ISM Code benefits

ECTA bears standard for chemical transporters

CDI backs Equasis

Evolutionary new CryoGO trailer

Shipping hit by terrorist action

IUMI mulls machinery matters

Cryogenics – cool business, hot challenges

IRU points CO2 finger at RoLA

P&OP keeping up with the Smiths

US security focus on hazmat

New FLT speed limiter

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Genma in the wings

CMA CGM Volga, Seaspan Breeze make history at Patrick Terminals

Hapag-Lloyd raises earnings outlook for 2024

Justice Department announces US$ 101.9m settlement in Dali case

APM Terminals Maasvlakte II orders up to 71 Lift AGVs from Konecranes