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Rail4chem in the money

News1 Apr 2005

Bertschi, Hoyer and VTG have agreed to increase the share capital of their jointly-owned rail operator rail4chem from €1 mill to €5 mill...

IMO Pilot takes off

News1 Apr 2005

The new IMO Pilot 2005, containing all current International Maritime Organisation (IMO) regulations, is now available as the 5th edition fr...

Container seal regulations start to bite

News1 Apr 2005

The container security issue remains very high profile, with certain key developments already shaping 2005. One of the most important of the...

Syft bags ACS container fumigant screening deal

News1 Apr 2005

Christchurch, New Zealand-based Syft Technologies Ltd has secured an order for five of its Voice100 volatile organic compound (VOC) detectio...

Teignmouth redevelopment

News1 Apr 2005

Associated British Ports (ABP) has announced a major redevelopment of its port operations at Teignmouth in Devon. The £5 mill scheme is bac...

Hoyer expands Dormagen

News1 Mar 2005

Hoyer of Hamburg has extended the storage and transhipment facilities for hazardous goods at its logistics centre in the Dormagen chemical p...

CI Yearbook 2005

News1 Mar 2005

Now in its 36th year, the Containerisation International Yearbook continues to be an essential source of reference for the bookshelves of al...

California greening drive

News1 Mar 2005

NAWC ports have faced a threeway drain on capital for several years. But now terminal construction has slowed as port funds are redirected t...

FHC in cargo push

News1 Feb 2005

Folkestone Harbour Company Ltd (FHC), set up by former Saga chairman Roger de Haan who acquired the UK south coast Port of Folkestone from S...

St Bernard flying high

News1 Feb 2005

The St Bernard Port, Harbor and Terminal District on the Lower Mississippi River saw a 30 per cent increase in cargo tonnage last year, endi...

Waterland to double

News1 Feb 2005

Waterland Terminals in Amsterdam is planning to expand its facility with the construction of a third covered terminal....

Support for smart box

News1 Feb 2005

“Smart Box” container technology, recently promoted by US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) for special “green lane” clearance und...

Kokkola’s enclosure opens for business

News1 Feb 2005

Finland’s Port of Kokkola, in the Gulf of Bothnia, has commissioned its all weather terminal (AWT) to cater for core local export commodit...

Auto box storage

News1 Feb 2005

Australian removals firm Kent Moving and Storage has opened a container stacking facility at Villawood, NSW, able to store 1300 TEU under co...

Chile faces landside challenge

News1 Jan 2005

Chile’s recent economic growth, led by exports of copper, salmon, fruit and vegetables, wine and forest products has been good news for th...

CMC gets Warm

News1 Dec 2004

CMC of India, part of Tata group, has added a warehouse management system, WARM, to its suite of container terminal applications....

Rail4chem in the money

IMO Pilot takes off

Container seal regulations start to bite

Syft bags ACS container fumigant screening deal

Teignmouth redevelopment

Hoyer expands Dormagen

CI Yearbook 2005

California greening drive

FHC in cargo push

St Bernard flying high

Waterland to double

Support for smart box

Kokkola’s enclosure opens for business

Auto box storage

Chile faces landside challenge

CMC gets Warm

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Montreal port labour dispute continues with new strike

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Sail away under wind power at Southampton