chainPORT sets its goals

This year’s IAPH World Ports Conference will be held in Hamburg, between 1 and 5 June

A new report sets out to show the scope for slow steaming if berthing times can be reduced by improved berth planning, and the resulting savings in bunker costs that can be achieved.

The Global Institute of Logistics (GIL) is offering terminals the opportunity to purchase the data and information behind its Container Terminal Quality Indicator (CTQI) for their own internal use, without having to sign up for the review and audit process to become CTQI-certified by Germanisher Lloyd.

Germanischer Lloyd (GL) has certified the Contecor and Manga terminals operated by Colombia’s Sociedad Portuaria Regional de Cartagena SA under the fledgling Container Terminal Quality Indicator (CTQI)

The Global Institute of Logistics will release an abridged version of its Container Terminal Quality Indicator

Germanischer Lloyd and the Global Institute of Logistics have developed a new benchmark standard to assess the effectiveness of container terminal operations.