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High politics in the Low Countries

News1 Feb 2003

A "Maasvlakte 2" compromise, a rejigging of Deurganckdok .. there is certainly plenty going on in Rotterdam and Antwerp...

Market still tough for reefer lessors

News1 Jan 2003

The reefer leasing sector has continued to perform well, with no let up in demand in sight. However, it remains a risky business as capital ...

…Euromax delay

News1 Sep 2002

The Euromax Terminal in Rotterdam, the 50: 50 joint venture of of P& O Nedlloyd and ECT, has now been delayed for at least a year. The termi...

Taking the knife to ECT

News15 May 2002

ECT is undergoing some painful changes and Hutchison will have to take care to ensure that customers retain confidence...

Shipping Portals – strategy and politics

News20 Nov 2001

When they emerged from their trial phases earlier this year, shipping portals GT Nexus, CargoSmart and INTTRA looked as though they were hea...

CIMC scoops record P&ON reefer order

News14 Oct 2001

As anticipated in last month's issue of WorldCargo News (p1), China International Marine Containers (CIMC) has scooped P&O Nedlloyd 's entir...

P&O Nedlloyd books huge reefer order

News2 Oct 2001

P&O Nedlloyd has placed an order for 14,500 container refrigeration units valued at approximately US$130 mill....

Any portal in a storm?

News12 Sep 2001

Until autumn 2000, the idea that arch-independent Maersk Sealand would take the lead in creating an IT alliance in liner shipping would have...

Steel appeal for container floors?

News14 Mar 2001

The pressure to find alternatives to apitong plywood for container floors would appear to have shifted from the environmental imperative to ...

Portnet ups investment

News1 Mar 2001

Portnet is to invest some R4.5 bill to develop the new deepwater Coega facility in the Eastern Cape, although the exact timetable and eventu...

Shuttles for Euromax?

News1 Jan 2001

Although final decisions will not be taken until later this year, it seems almost certain that Euromax Terminal, the new 50:50 ECT/P&O Nedll...

New shipping portal

News20 Dec 2000

Nine of the world's leading ocean carriers are to join forces with Internet technology company Tradiant to create Global Transportation Netw...

ECT/P&O Nedlloyd confirm Rotterdam development…

News1 Nov 2000

ECT and P&O Nedlloyd have reached agreement to develop a 50:50 joint venture container terminal in Rotterdam. To be known as EuroMax, the ne...

New global alliance

News1 Nov 2000

Subject to regulatory approval, five major ocean carriers plan to join forces to create and financially support a neutral transportation por...

A good year for Kiwi ports

News1 Oct 2000

New Zealand's ports have finally recovered from the after-effects of the Asian financial crisis, but with the domestic economy falling to ne...

P&ONL/TCII sign up for Coega deal

News1 Oct 2000

After some political wrangling (see WorldCargo News July 2000, p5), the Anglo-Dutch consortium of P&O Nedlloyd and TCI Infrastructure (TCII)...

High politics in the Low Countries

Market still tough for reefer lessors

…Euromax delay

Taking the knife to ECT

Shipping Portals – strategy and politics

CIMC scoops record P&ON reefer order

P&O Nedlloyd books huge reefer order

Any portal in a storm?

Steel appeal for container floors?

Portnet ups investment

Shuttles for Euromax?

New shipping portal

ECT/P&O Nedlloyd confirm Rotterdam development…

New global alliance

A good year for Kiwi ports

P&ONL/TCII sign up for Coega deal

Newsletter signup

Pier VIII container terminal secures funding

Keeping an eye on reefer cargo

Growing the blueberry trades

MEA submits a final offer to the union

Konecranes sets net-zero targets in line with SBTi

High politics in the Low Countries

Market still tough for reefer lessors

…Euromax delay

Newsletter signup

Pier VIII container terminal secures funding

Keeping an eye on reefer cargo

Growing the blueberry trades

MEA submits a final offer to the union

Konecranes sets net-zero targets in line with SBTi

Montreal strike leads MEA to suspend salary guarantee

ILWU Canada announces new strike

BC Ports start lockout

Central American connectivity push

Automating pin-setting for rail operations