Container & Cargo Handling

Hong Kong’s Competition Commission has opened an investigation into the newly formed ‘Hong Kong Seaport Alliance’ to assess whether it breaks fair competition rules.

Alex Hughes examines the Honduran plan that will support growth at its key hub

Ports are increasingly having to consider mobility of people as well as freight. Felicity Landon reports

A joint-venture formed by DP World and SMS group aims to reduce container handling costs and improve speed, energy efficiency and safety with a new and intelligent storing system at Jebel Ali…

Konecranes’ startup programme has scouted over 2000 startups to find new technologies that could benefit its customers in ports and terminals.

Submissions are now being invited for the Southampton 2019 Coastlink Conference, which will focus on the latest developments and future of short sea and feeder container shipping and how they form part…

The Federation of European Private Port Companies and Terminals (FEPORT) has called for policy consistency in a market where it says port stakeholders are being forced to compete for a shrinking customer…

Kalmar is exploring whether online gaming could open up new ways of running and optimising a container terminal with automation in mind.

The global maritime industry is cautiously optimistic about the global business environment for world trade, but also concerned about challenges to industry recovery including the potential impact of trade tensions, cyber security…

MGI has rolled out a new intelligent cargo system at the Port of Marseille Fos to track and manage cargo and support supply chain efficiency.

Electrification will slash liquid bulk volumes, it was argued at the British Ports Association Conference 2018.

John Bensalhia looks at how bulk cargo handling can be a boon for inland ports looking to branch out from container handling.

Port planning should consider a full range of potential scenarios for trade and containerisation, an International Transport Forum (ITF) roundtable on container port strategy has found.

New York/New Jersey is likely to remain the dominant US East Coast port for some time, says Martin Rushmere.

Fire incidents involving conveyors highlight the dangers of poorly maintained and closed systems, finds Iain MacIntyre.

Public authorities should support the creation of open standards in maritime logistics to develop a data-sharing configuration that is useful to all players in the supply chain, the International Transport Forum (ITF)…