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East Coast strike averted – for now

News21 Sep 2012

The International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) have agreed to a 90-day extension to con...

Hoyer expands in Turkey

News19 Sep 2012

Hamburg-based bulk liquids logistics service provider Hoyer has widened its global network by acquiring a majority interest in Turkish forwa...

Strike Club warns on US port strike

News19 Sep 2012

The Strike Club, the leading market for the provision of insurance protection against delays in the maritime trades, has warned that if the ...

RENA crew released

News6 Sep 2012

The captain and navigation officer of the container ship RENA have been released from prison in New Zealand after serving half their seven m...

Brazilian ports hit by strikes

News5 Sep 2012

Industrial action by different bodies of officials has severely disrupted port operations...

The Port of Tyne hopping ahead

News1 Sep 2012

Gottwald Port Technology (now known as Terex Gottwald) has provided more information on the innovative dedusting hoppers it supplied earlier...

Unions unite against terminal automation

News1 Sep 2012

Fury about Asciano’s alleged deception over the planned automation of Patrick’s Port Botany terminal has seen the Maritime Union of Aust...

Container weighing: a process challenge

News1 Sep 2012

Can verifying the weight of containers before they are loaded be achieved without unduly disrupting terminal operations?...

Crane runaway in Charleston

News1 Aug 2012

Four STS cranes have been damaged at the Port of Charleston’s Wando Welch terminal following a microburst...

SSA Marine fined over death

News31 Jul 2012

SSA Marine has been cited with five safety violations and fined US$92,100 over the death of a longshoreman at the Port of Long Beach in Janu...

Pentalver launches vehicle pre-clearance facility

News25 Jul 2012

Logistics service provider and depot operator Pentalver has teamed up with global vehicle logistics specialist Autohub and international ins...

Yanino gets new customs status

News1 Jul 2012

The Yaninsky customs station of Russian Baltic Customs has been put into operation at the Yanino Logistics Park, part of the Global Ports gr...

Rotterdam looking to cleaner trucks

News1 Jul 2012

The Port of Rotterdam is to introduce its own version of a “Clean Trucks Program” (CTP), with effect from January 2014....

HIT taps into solar power

News1 Jul 2012

Hongkong International Terminals (HIT) has switched on a new solar panel installation as the latest addition to its green energy programme....

Sick sensors hit the UK

News1 Jul 2012

The Sick range of LMS500 laser sensors is now available to UK port and intermodal operators through Sick UK....

Eco & Eco launched

News1 Jul 2012

Cable carrier specialist Tsubaki Kabelschlepp has launched the “Eco & Eco” range of products to demonstrate “that environmental-friend...

East Coast strike averted – for now

Hoyer expands in Turkey

Strike Club warns on US port strike

RENA crew released

Brazilian ports hit by strikes

The Port of Tyne hopping ahead

Unions unite against terminal automation

Container weighing: a process challenge

Crane runaway in Charleston

SSA Marine fined over death

Pentalver launches vehicle pre-clearance facility

Yanino gets new customs status

Rotterdam looking to cleaner trucks

HIT taps into solar power

Sick sensors hit the UK

Eco & Eco launched

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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