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NewsICTSI confident of DCT’S Pier 2 potential and how to unlock this
ICTSI is defending Durban’s Pier 2, saying despite challenges, the port remains a good terminal
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NewsDP World not afraid to ‘sail close to the wind’
Dubai-based port operator DP World is building a reputation for ’sailing close to the wind’ in terms of the deals it concludes and actions it takes
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NewsPilbara hosts safety forum
Pilbara Ports is again inviting delegates from all over the world to come together to improve maritime efficiency and safety
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NewsJeddah wins infrastructure award
The Jeddah Islamic Port has won an award for its infrastructure, helping position Saudi Arabia as a global logistics hub
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NewsKalmar wins Le Havre straddle carrier deal
Kalmar has won a deal with Générale de Manutention Portuaire in Le Havre, France for four new hybrid straddle carriers
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NewsBetter connecting Tanzania to the global markets
DP World is to operate and modernise the multi-purpose Dar es Salaam Port
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NewsThe ripple effect of the Israel-Palestine conflict
The Israel-Palestine conflict will create more challenges in the maritime industry going forward
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NewsSingapore does away with manual bunkering notes
MPA says it is launching digital bunkering for enhanced efficiency
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NewsPrivate network first for Caribbean port
Nokia and EGC are deploying the first private wireless network at a Caribbean port for KFTL
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NewsKonecranes expands capacity in Norway
A Norwegian logistics provider has gone for the electric mobile harbour crane option
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NewsRail link in train for Barcelona to Toulouse
A new rail link between BEST terminal in Barcelona and Toulouse will offer freight customers a greener transit solution
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NewsMitsui wins large crane order for Vietnamese terminal
Mitsui Engineering and Shipbuilding has won a deal with the Port of Haiphong Joint Stock Company for six ship-to-shore gantry cranes and 24 rubber-tyred gantry cranes
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NewsHusky installs Nokia private network
Husky Terminal has installed a Nokia 4.9G/LTE network to help optimise freight movement at the Port of Tacoma in Washington
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NewsBunker fuel measurement becomes mandatory
A new bunker measurement system for vessels at the ports of Antwerp-Bruges and Rotterdam is coming into force
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NewsRumblings of strike action across UK ports
A trade union says that industrial action could be brewing across 21 UK ports
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NewsLiverpool opens redundancy consultations
The Port of Liverpool, UK has commenced redundancy consultations at its container division.
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NewsNCB Safety Fears
US-based inspection body, the National Cargo Bureau (NCB), confirms that 55 per cent of inspected containers were non-compliant…
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NewsGraviti delivers self-discharging containers
Bulk handling manufacturer Graviti has delivered six self-discharging containers of its own design to Riga Central Terminal, Latvia.
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NewsOvercoming congestion
APMT Callao has recently lost breakbulk cargo, principally due to congestion factors, but with new investment implemented is confident that it is back on track. Rob Ward reports
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NewsInvestment uncertainties build
The world looks quite different today than it did in 2019. The implications for port development of these structural shifts are far-reaching. How should the port sector adapt to the new reality? Andrew Penfold takes a look…
