Author: Importer

Dry business: bulk cargoes used to be the staple Great Lakes trade. Credit: Canada Steamship Lines NORTH AMERICA

Co-operation and cargo

Choice: which candidate is the lesser of two evils for ports? THE NEW YORKER

Lesser of two evils

THE ECONOMIST

Yet more turbulence ahead

VIEWPOINT

A little mercy

First move: India’s concession agreement reforms are a step in the right direction. Credit: Karthik Chandran, Velachery, Chennai, India POST SCRIPT

Real concession reform?

Jonas Mendes Constante CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

The innovators dilemma

“The cost of introducing AR is coming down dramatically all the time but it's not worth it in some industries such as basic/low cost product assembly,” Clifton Dawson, Greenlight Insights CONTAINER & CARGO HANDLING

Gradual acceptance

Mika Vehviläinen: "The number of potential projects is still large, but customers are delaying their investment decisions" EQUIPMENT

Kalmar hit by ‘slower decision making’

Neptune Orient terminal sale hoping to raise $1bn BULK HANDLING

Neptune Orient terminal sale

Port of Seattle completes FEIS for Terminal 5 project AMERICAS GREENPORT

Seattle concludes environmental study

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Further ahead in the transition

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Meeting the Bulk Cargo Sector’s Evolving Demands