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No US inspectors at Malaysian ports

News1 Nov 2002

United States Customs inspectors will not be deployed at Malaysian ports under the US Container Security Initiative (CSI) for the time being...

Oz box volumes on the up

News15 Oct 2002

Box volumes at Australia's five mainland container ports were 10 percent higher in the six months January-June 2002 compared to the same per...

Big wheels wear a three-piece suit

News15 Oct 2002

A new, heavy duty 3-piece wheel will soon be available to the ports industry...

Study forecasts steady growth

News15 Oct 2002

Australia's Bureau of Transport and Regional Economics (BTRE) is anticipating that growth in container volumes will average a steady 5 perce...

Medium Haul duties

News15 Oct 2002

Most machines in Kalmar's medium FLT range (9-18 tonnes) are fitted with Hauler-LT "widewall" crossply tyres, replacing tyres which were pre...

Hoyer completes Dormagen

News1 Oct 2002

After completion of a lengthy approval procedure, Hoyer has started tank container storage and transhipment operations at its logistics cent...

Auto gate system for Turku

News1 Oct 2002

The Port of Turku is installing an automated gate system from Belgiumbased Camco Technologies NV which incorporates Camco's own automatic li...

New US trucking body

News1 Oct 2002

A new organisation has been formed in the US to focus exclusively on issues and interests of truckers who serve international business in th...

China acts on dunnage

News1 Oct 2002

Dutch lashing and dunnage specialist Cordstrap BV has drawn the industry's attention to new regulations entering into force in China at the ...

BNSF opens Chicago logistics centre

News1 Oct 2002

The Burlington Northern and Santa Fe Railway Company (BNSF) has officially opened the new BNSF Logistics Park Chicago, which, it says, will ...

.trial set for former UBH directors

News1 Oct 2002

A hearing took place at Liverpool Crown Court recently as part of proceedings that have been taken against three of the directors of the for...

New FMCSA lashing rule

News1 Oct 2002

The US Department of Transportation's Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has introduced a requirement that all interstate c...

Cash injection for UBHI.

News1 Oct 2002

Baxi Partnership, a trust-owned investment company for employee ownership, has taken a 50 percent equity stake in UK-based tank container de...

Cargolifter gets a lift

News1 Oct 2002

Ailing airship manufacturer CargoLifter has been given a last chance. Shareholders have to put up another €20 mill, otherwise, says insolv...

New Cargo Mover

News1 Oct 2002

Siemens Transportation Systems Rail Automation (STSRA), based in Braunschweig, has come up with the "Cargo Mover" design, a driverless, rail...

Battle lines drawn in Northern Isles

News15 Sep 2002

A freight war is set to break out on Scottish ferry services between Aberdeen and the Northern Isles....

No US inspectors at Malaysian ports

Oz box volumes on the up

Big wheels wear a three-piece suit

Study forecasts steady growth

Medium Haul duties

Hoyer completes Dormagen

Auto gate system for Turku

New US trucking body

China acts on dunnage

BNSF opens Chicago logistics centre

.trial set for former UBH directors

New FMCSA lashing rule

Cash injection for UBHI.

Cargolifter gets a lift

New Cargo Mover

Battle lines drawn in Northern Isles

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