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Bimodal tractor enters service

News1 Dec 2004

Belgium-based special vehicles manufacturer MOL Cy NV has provided more information on its new 4 x 4 bimodal tractor for road and rail use, ...

Risk assessment vital says HSE

News17 Nov 2004

The UK’s Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has warned of the need for an effective risk assessment for all persons involved in the operati...

Rough ride for Philippine ports sector

News1 Nov 2004

Nothing is straightforward in the Philippine ports industry and some times it is hard to take anything at face value. More than six months a...

Flood of funds to get Oz rail back on track

News1 Nov 2004

It is hard to overstate the importance of an agreement finally signed on June 4 this year between the Australian Federal government and that...

A cool star is born

News1 Nov 2004

Following four years of research and development and two years of intensive field trials, Maersk Container Industri (MCI) has launched an im...

Visy at the Cuxhaven gate

News1 Nov 2004

Finnish vision technology company Visy Oy and its German partner LMT GmbH have recently commissioned a terminal gate system and security acc...

Adding value with portcentric logistics

News1 Nov 2004

While most container terminal operators stick to the business of loading and discharging ships and getting boxes in and out of the gate, oth...

Reefer output holds steady

News1 Nov 2004

The world’s reefer container manufacturing industry is on target to achieve another production record in 2004, although it is only up slig...

Keeping one’s powers of concentration

News1 Nov 2004

A warning about the possible dangers arising from over concentration of supply in the field of both ISO container production and container c...

Damage detection

News1 Nov 2004

Lamerholm Electronics has come up with a remote indicator unit (RIU), which enables its RD298 ShockLog shock, vibration and environmental re...

Genoa takes action to defend its heritage

News1 Nov 2004

The city of Genoa is about to introduce new road traffic restrictions which will limit road freight access to the city centre - in particula...

Hull insurers accentuate the negative

News1 Nov 2004

The boom in the container trades is showing no sign of subsiding as shipowners continue to enjoy record earnings. The liner shipping industr...

Maritime books Hill

News1 Nov 2004

Following a review of its trailer requirements, Maritime Transport Ltd, one of the UK’s leading container hauliers, has appointed Hill Hir...

New Tectyl plant opens in China

News1 Nov 2004

Korea Houghton Corporation has commissioned a new factory in China to manufacture Tectyl rust preventive compounds....

Keller resignation underlines pollution battle

News1 Nov 2004

Port authorities in the US and around the world have been watching events unfold at the San Pedro Bay ports following the resignation of Por...

Tackling the empty container problem

News1 Nov 2004

The cost of moving empty containers around the world has reached an estimated total of at least US$5 bill/year. It is not unusual today for ...

Bimodal tractor enters service

Risk assessment vital says HSE

Rough ride for Philippine ports sector

Flood of funds to get Oz rail back on track

A cool star is born

Visy at the Cuxhaven gate

Adding value with portcentric logistics

Reefer output holds steady

Keeping one’s powers of concentration

Damage detection

Genoa takes action to defend its heritage

Hull insurers accentuate the negative

Maritime books Hill

New Tectyl plant opens in China

Keller resignation underlines pollution battle

Tackling the empty container problem

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Justice Department announces US$ 101.9m settlement in Dali case

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

COSCO acquires stakes of 12.5% in TLT and 30% in HLT

Montreal port labour dispute continues with new strike

Higher order intake in port solutions boosts Konecranes’ Q3 profit