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25m/60-tonne road trains for Europe?

News18 Apr 2013

The EU transport commissioner Siim Kallas has proposed an important modification to Directive 96/53...

Container weighing and SOLAS

News10 Apr 2013

Following its post-DSC/17 workshop in London last October, ICHCA will convene another one on 16 April, which it says will be the last opport...

ITF supports Hong Kong dockers

News4 Apr 2013

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has spoken out against a temporary injunction that prevents striking dockworkers from ...

London P&I Club warns on bagged rice

News28 Mar 2013

The London P&I Club has advised shipowners to seek advice before loading bagged rice cargoes in view an increase in the severity of claims i...

Hamilton lighting award

News26 Mar 2013

A major lighting retrofit at the Lake Ontario port has received an environmental award...

Dutch 'U-turn' on container weighing

News15 Mar 2013

The Dutch government has dropped its plan to introduce mandatory pre-shipment weighing of containers...

Carriers on a slippery slope?

News13 Mar 2013

Mark Holloway, Diageo’s Customer Services and Supply Chain Director for the APAC region, says he feels "unhappy and lonely" when it comes ...

TOC CSC: Intra-Asia trades set for strong growth

News13 Mar 2013

Trade to/from China and the ASEAN grouping and the Middle East and India will be major factors fuelling growth in the container shipping sec...

TigeR on the prowl in Rotterdam

News7 Mar 2013

The TigeR construction consortium has completed the first phase of APM Terminals new facility at Maasvlakte II...

Kuehne & Nagel net profits slip

News4 Mar 2013

A squeeze on margins and higher cost pressures led to a lower EBITDA in 2012, although overall sales increased...

Blue sky thinking

News1 Mar 2013

The general public is demanding more information from suppliers on how their goods are produced and delivered, with sustainability in the ma...

Ruscon adds to truck fleet

News1 Mar 2013

Ruscon, part of the Global Container Service (GCS) Group and one of Russia’s leading container transport operators, is taking delivery of ...

San Pedro Bay ports eye the future

News1 Mar 2013

Los Angeles and Long Beach believe they can develop a new generation of green container terminals and maintain their position as the leading...

Testing time for lighting design

News1 Mar 2013

LED lights offer energy and maintenance savings, but some terminals are staying with conventional HID fixtures....

Haier today in Savannah

News21 Feb 2013

Haier America has chosen Savannah as its logistics hub serving the Southeast US...

IAV demonstration in Port of Rouen

News17 Feb 2013

A new intelligent autonomous vehicle (IAV) developed by the EU-funded InTraDE (Intelligent Transportation for Dynamic Environment) project w...

25m/60-tonne road trains for Europe?

Container weighing and SOLAS

ITF supports Hong Kong dockers

London P&I Club warns on bagged rice

Hamilton lighting award

Dutch 'U-turn' on container weighing

Carriers on a slippery slope?

TOC CSC: Intra-Asia trades set for strong growth

TigeR on the prowl in Rotterdam

Kuehne & Nagel net profits slip

Blue sky thinking

Ruscon adds to truck fleet

San Pedro Bay ports eye the future

Testing time for lighting design

Haier today in Savannah

IAV demonstration in Port of Rouen

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Rethinking STS crane procurement

NZ Union weighs in on Ro-Ro ferries

Port of Antwerp-Bruges reports robust container demand

Brazil to privatise STS 10 container terminal in Port of Santos

Maersk lifts profit forecast