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Bad times cometh
Ask any container shipping line about its New Year’s resolution and it has to be finding the path to stem financial losses. 08 Feb 2012
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Shake up in post-quake port insurance
New Zealand's port sector is expected to face significant increases in insurance costs and potential truncated coverage in light of the two Canterbury earthquakes, writes Iain MacIntyre. 07 Feb 2012
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Stoppages and blockages
Industrial action and congestion have both hindered Australian port growth. Dave MacIntyre investigates 06 Feb 2012
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Be realistic about operational realities
There is some evidence of ‘optimism bias’ in government support of inland terminals in the Netherlands, as well as in other European countries, says Jason Monios of TRI. 03 Feb 2012
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The value-add inland option
Dryports can relieve congestion, but their success increasingly depends on administrative efficiency, and ‘added value’. Felicity Landon reports 02 Feb 2012
Industrial action at APMT Rotterdam
APMT Rotterdam is suffering strike action over a stalemate with unions on compensation for the future higher state retirement age, Port Strategy has learnt. 09 Feb 2012
“Self induced” recession for Northern Europe
Northern Europe’s “return to recession has been self induced,” said Ben Hackett of Hackett Associates, following a “substantial” weakening of deep sea imports - a reflection of the on-going financial crisis and uncertainty in Europe. 09 Feb 2012
First sustainability report for Antwerp
The Port of Antwerp has released its first sustainability report – part of its “Total Plan for a More Competitive Port”, launched in 2010 in response to the global financial crisis. 09 Feb 2012
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Bigger is better
As the Panama Canal expansion nears completion, Carly Fields asks how important ports have been in the process 09 Feb 2012
Western gateway
Australia’s Fremantle plays up it regional prowess, as Iain MacIntyre reports 08 Feb 2012
Shake up in post-quake port insurance
New Zealand's port sector is expected to face significant increases in insurance costs and potential truncated coverage in light of the two Canterbury earthquakes, writes Iain MacIntyre. 07 Feb 2012
Stoppages and blockages
Industrial action and congestion have both hindered Australian port growth. Dave MacIntyre investigates 06 Feb 2012
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