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Kalmar hybrid strads arrive at TCP

News8 Jul 2024

The first 10 of 20 Kalmar hybrid straddle carriers have arrived at Terminal Cuenca del Plata, as part of a US$500m expansion to triple its c...

Kalmar hybrid strads on their way to Montevideo

News3 Jun 2024

Kalmar announced on social media that the first 10 of 20 hybrid straddle carriers for Terminal Cuenca del Plata SA are en route to the Port ...

Montevideo five-year plan fuels row

News1 Sep 2016

Through an external consultant, Uruguay’s National Ports Administration (ANP) is due to complete a five-year plan for the port of Montevid...

Montevideo row continues

News1 Mar 2016

The dispute between Terminal Cuenca del Plata (TCP), which is 80% owned by Belgium’s Katoen Natie (KN), and Montecon is still simmering. T...

Montevideo rule changes?

News1 Jan 2016

The government of Uruguay may allow dedicated STS container cranes to operate on public quays in the port of Montevideo, something that is c...

Tapping into the Latin dream

News1 Feb 2014

Consistent but modest growth in the trade between Asia and Latin America in recent years has prompted carriers to phase in larger ships and ...

Uruguay terminal review

News1 Jun 2010

According to a report by BNamericas, Uruguayan authorities are to review the project to concession a second container terminal at the Port o...

Don’t shoot yourself in the foot

News1 Nov 2009

Just as Argentina makes progress with a new, urgently needed container facility, local politicians have come up with a cargo tonnage tax. Fo...

Brazilian ports reach out to a bold future

News1 Oct 2007

Brazil’s leading ports are set to grow but landside access and water depths remain problematic....

Landside infrastructure is the main brake in Brazil

News1 Mar 2007

Brazil’s ports have come on in leaps and bounds in recent years and are now “victims of their own success.” Since the port privatisati...

Kalmar hybrid strads arrive at TCP

Kalmar hybrid strads on their way to Montevideo

Montevideo five-year plan fuels row

Montevideo row continues

Montevideo rule changes?

Tapping into the Latin dream

Uruguay terminal review

Don’t shoot yourself in the foot

Brazilian ports reach out to a bold future

Landside infrastructure is the main brake in Brazil

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ATF 2024 day 2: Focus on African infrastructure initiatives

Innovation for wind cargo

US files US$ 100m lawsuit against Dali owner and operator

IUMI: Cargo insurance market improving

Port of San Diego showcases tandem-lift features of new MHCs

Kalmar hybrid strads arrive at TCP

Kalmar hybrid strads on their way to Montevideo

Montevideo five-year plan fuels row

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ATF 2024 day 2: Focus on African infrastructure initiatives

Innovation for wind cargo

US files US$ 100m lawsuit against Dali owner and operator

IUMI: Cargo insurance market improving

Port of San Diego showcases tandem-lift features of new MHCs

DB Management Board signs agreement to sell DB Schenker to DSV

Hutchison Ports BEST commissions electric reach stacker

USTR exempts STS crane orders arriving by May, 2026 from 25% tariff

Sihanoukville Autonomous Port exands capacity

House Committee report says ZPMC poses risk to US security