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Boss looking for strategic partner

News1 Aug 2000

With the full blessing of parent company Jungheinrich, UK-based lift truck manufacturer Boss is looking for a strategic partner for its heav...

IICL gets technical on the net

News1 Aug 2000

The Institute of International Container Lessors (IICL) has published Technical Bulletin S2, an addendum to the Repair Manual for Steel Frei...

Fine-tuning harmonised hazmat rules

News1 Aug 2000

Dates have been agreed for the 2001 meetings of the regulatory agencies responsible for the development of the rules governing the internati...

Exel tank top safety move

News1 Aug 2000

Tankfreight, the Exel division specialising in the distribution of liquid chemicals, edible oils and petroleum products by road tanker and t...

CSX forms terminal consultancy

News1 Jun 2000

CSX World Terminals, which was established last year following the sale of Sea-Land Service's liner operations to Maersk, has formed Termina...

Swiss get heavy on trucks

News1 Jun 2000

As part of its efforts to stitch together an agreement with the European Union, Switzerland's voters have decided to accept a deal allowing ...

Pitting problems

News1 Jun 2000

Due to the many different aggressive and high-value chemical products a tank may be called upon to carry during its working life, corrosion ...

Third chassis guide

News1 Jun 2000

The Institute of International Container Lessors (IICL) and the Intermodal Association of North America (IANA) have announced publication of...

Decision on mandatory IMDG Code deferred

News1 Jun 2000

At its 72nd Session in London last month, IMO's Maritime Safety Committee (MSC 72) adopted Amendment No 30 to the International Maritime Dan...

TK’s Magnum opus

News1 Jun 2000

Independent testing by UK-based Cambridge Refrigeration Technology (CRT) has verified Thermo King's claims that its new CSR-40 Magnum contai...

Improved prospects in the reefer trades

News1 May 2000

Following the uncertainties of the Asian crisis, demand is once again improving in the world's major reefer commodity trades and there are s...

Finance lease options on the increase

News1 May 2000

The demand for container financing services has grown considerably in recent years. The industry has responded with an increasingly diverse ...

Sea-Ro on a roll

News1 May 2000

Sea-Ro, Zeebrugge's dominant ro-ro stevedore, experienced "explosive growth last year" according to managing director Guy Gillis......

Le Havre certified

News1 May 2000

The French Quality Assurance Association (AFAQ) has granted ISO 9001 Certification to the Port of Le Havre Authority (PAH) for training sess...

Tank market recovery as elusive as ever

News1 May 2000

Tank container industry hopes for the start of a market recovery in the latter half of 2000 appear to be coming to nothing, as manufacturers...

Intermodal shares

News1 May 2000

The share of both rail and inland shipping in inland container transport improved again last year in both Rotterdam and Antwerp......

Boss looking for strategic partner

IICL gets technical on the net

Fine-tuning harmonised hazmat rules

Exel tank top safety move

CSX forms terminal consultancy

Swiss get heavy on trucks

Pitting problems

Third chassis guide

Decision on mandatory IMDG Code deferred

TK’s Magnum opus

Improved prospects in the reefer trades

Finance lease options on the increase

Sea-Ro on a roll

Le Havre certified

Tank market recovery as elusive as ever

Intermodal shares

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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