Visayas Container Terminal (VCT) has put into operation two new mobile harbour cranes supplied by Konecranes.

The order is part of CTB’s transition from manual straddle carrier operations to automated, emission-free AGVs between the quay and storage blocks.

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have opted to launch their Gemini Cooperation via the Cape of Good Hope in February 2025, bypassing the Suez Canal due to Red Sea security concerns.

TMA Multimodal BV expands its container handling network with the acquisition of terminals in Utrecht and Lelystad in the Netherlands.

Universal Logistics Holdings, Inc. has entered the rail terminal services market by acquiring the Parsec group of companies.

A high court has ruled in favour of APM Terminals, blocking Transnet’s award of the DCT Pier 2 upgrade contract to ICTSI.

Siemens expects inland terminals in Europe to be a significant driver for container terminal automation in the future.

The GCCA urges swift policy action to help Africa’s cold chain logistics bolster food supply resilience amid power outages and load-shedding challenges.

The Port of Los Angeles managed its busiest peak season period ever without incident, highlighting that port capacity at San Pedro harbour is higher than previously thought.

The Georgia Ports Authority said the ILA strike and recent hurricanes have had limited impact on its operations, with any vessel waiting time compensated for by the speed of its landside operations.

In a fresh delivery round, ZPMC has dispatched cranes to SCCT in Egypt and SSA Marine MIT in Panama.

Terminal operator PSA Singapore hosted a ground breaking ceremony for a new logistics hub that will be built at Tuas Port.