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Right said FRED

News13 Oct 2001

Fantuzzi Reggiane Electronic Department (FRED) is a new division set up in Genoa by Fantuzzi group, with the aim of designing, procuring, in...

Fantuzzi gets the wind up

News12 Sep 2001

Accurate assessment of wind loads can save on crane building and associated civil engineering costs......

TCT up and running

News20 Jul 2001

Taranto Container Terminal (TCT) handled its first vessels at the end of June - two 5652 TEU Lloyd Triestino (LT) ships called, one eastboun...

Mobiles for Genoa

News20 Jul 2001

Genoa Terminal SpA, the multi-purpose terminal operator in the Port of Genoa, is buying two high capacity harbour mobile cranes from Fantuzz...

Fantuzzi Noell push in the UK

News16 Jul 2001

The Fantuzzi group is setting up a new company to market and support its entire range of equipment in the UK, from ship-to-shore cranes to s...

Keeping on top of things

News4 Jun 2001

In the fast-moving world of heavy lift trucks, Fantuzzi group can be relied on to move quickly to ensure it retains competitiveness....

Fantuzzi in Belleli pull-out threat

News1 Apr 2001

The Fantuzzi group has paid Lit17.7 bill for the equipment - overhead cranes, hoists etc - of the former Belleli Offshore site at T�ranto....

Stacking cranes seek automated future

News7 Mar 2001

In the volume "mass production" segment, the market for RTGs remains highly competitive and price-sensitive....

Yard crane demand still singing a high note

News7 Mar 2001

Forecasts that 2001 would turn out to be a busy year for RTG suppliers are borne out by early orders....

Stability lifts the heavy lift market

News7 Mar 2001

After an unsettled period, which saw the worldwide heavy lift shipping fleet swollen by some oportunistic new-buildings, there is an air of ...

Six TEU AGVs

News1 Mar 2001

Fantuzzi-Reggiane is leading a new project aimed at developing a 6 TEU automated guided vehicle to transport containers between the port are...

Buoyant mood in big truck market

News21 Feb 2001

Last year was a good one for most suppliers of heavy lift trucks and, although this year is looking quieter, the first quarter may be a peak...

Felixstowe Turkish Fan

News1 Feb 2001

Fantuzzi-Reggiane SpA has received an order for eight 1 over 5-stacking RTG-16s from the Port of Felixstowe - its first such order from the ...

Advantages of upward mobility

News14 Jan 2001

Important changes have been taking place in the supply side of the harbour mobile crane industry. For one thing, from this month, Demag Mobi...

Reaching and lifting the market

News20 Dec 2000

There seems little doubt that suppliers of heavy front loaders have enjoyed buoyant sales in 2000 - not just reach stackers but also dedicat...

US crane orders

News1 Dec 2000

As widely expected, Maersk-Sealand has placed its order for superpost-Panamax cranes capable of stacking a 22-wide deck stow for the new Pie...

Right said FRED

Fantuzzi gets the wind up

TCT up and running

Mobiles for Genoa

Fantuzzi Noell push in the UK

Keeping on top of things

Fantuzzi in Belleli pull-out threat

Stacking cranes seek automated future

Yard crane demand still singing a high note

Stability lifts the heavy lift market

Six TEU AGVs

Buoyant mood in big truck market

Felixstowe Turkish Fan

Advantages of upward mobility

Reaching and lifting the market

US crane orders

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Guidelines on safe transport of charcoal in containers published

Port of Oakland, NWSA join FLOW

Xeneta: Shippers are not out of the woods

Port of Gothenburg gets direct Ro-Ro connection to Asia

Port of Vancouver’s container volumes recover

Right said FRED

Fantuzzi gets the wind up

TCT up and running

Newsletter signup

Guidelines on safe transport of charcoal in containers published

Port of Oakland, NWSA join FLOW

Xeneta: Shippers are not out of the woods

Port of Gothenburg gets direct Ro-Ro connection to Asia

Port of Vancouver’s container volumes recover

ILA says it will move forward with strike on Tuesday

Map of major ports affected by strike on US East and Gulf coasts

Will port strike severely disrupt US economy?

ILA shuts down ports on Atlantic and Gulf coasts

Sand: Ships en route to East Coast will have to wait at anchor until strike ends