𝕏 Crane supply and demand assessments News20 Jul 2020 The numbers may seem steady, but various factors could be pushing the market south...
𝕏 Huge reach stacker tender News24 Nov 2017 The November edition of WorldCargo News (ezine version published on 24th November) contains news of what is believed to be the biggest ever ...
𝕏 John Banks News1 Aug 2017 Our former colleague John Banks died on 31 July, aged 69, just two years after retiring from writing for WCN Publishing on WorldCargo News a...
Crane market takes a slide News1 Jul 2017 The 24th WorldCargo News annual crane survey shows that forward orders for STS cranes, a key barometer for the industry, are well down this ...
APMT Moín now delayed until 2019 News1 Jul 2017 Following the report in the May 2017 edition of WorldCargo News (p13) that APM Terminals had run into problems with the construction of its ...
Changes in the crane market News1 Jul 2017 The market for 2018 looks lower than that of the past few years, and there are changes in market shares....
New US1.3B shipping fund News1 Jan 2016 In a bid to breathe new life into its struggling shipping industry, the South Korean Government has set up a US$1.2B support fund. It will h...
VPA to buy VIG News1 Oct 2015 As this edition of WorldCargo News was going to press, Governor Terry McAuliffe of Virginia announced that the state had reached an agreemen...
Seaway pilotage costs a concern News1 Oct 2015 The fledgling container/breakbulk service operated by Spliethoff linking several ports including Cleveland and Toledo with Europe via the St...
Port Botany’s remarkable transition News1 Sep 2015 Earlier in the year, Patrick closed its straddle carrier terminal at Port Botany for four days and then re-opened the facility as an automat...
Per move payment? News1 May 2015 As the container terminal automation story continues to unfold, the idea that terminal operators could purchase automation on a pay-per-move...
