Container & Cargo Handling

Facing a decline in its bulk exports of pulp, paper and lumber to intermodal markets, the Canadian Port of Prince Rupert had to seek alternatives.

While there are many positives to opting for a mobile harbour crane in comparison with a fixed system, there is the flip side of the coin to consider, as the Port of…

Saline and the erosion of port structures go hand-in-hand, so why arent ports doing more to protect their assets, asks Carly Fields

Los Angeles is coming down hard on polluting terminal tugs, as Stuart Pearcey finds out

With cabs getting ever more sophisticated, crane workers are more akin to their office-based counterparts than ever before, as Alex Hughes discovers

Amsterdam can at last go to the Benelux ball as Stephanie Knight reports

Portek chairman Larry Lam and executive director Ooi Boon Hoe examine the cascade effect in container shipping and the future implications for regional and feeder ports

The challenge of neutralising undeclared dangerous cargoes passing through ports today is greater than ever, as Stuart Pearcey reports