World News – Page 75
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NewsReinventing cargo flow
Two industry players have joined forces to build supply chain resiliency and reinvent cargo flow.
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NewsRebuilding Beirut
The future of the Port of Beirut and the surrounding city is under discussion with a new initiative.
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NewsPioneering zero-carbon terminal
Plans are in place to build “the world’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI) zero-carbon terminal”.
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NewsForce majeure lifted
A force majeure has been lifted for port terminals brought down by a cyber attack.
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NewsMorocco port stake
The Moroccan Government will sell a 35% strategic stake in the country’s national port and terminal operator.
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NewsTerminal stake sale
PSA Southeast Asia has reached an agreement to sell a stake in Eastern Sea Laem Chabang Terminal (ESCO).
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NewsCyber attack recovery
South African container operations are continuing to recover after a cyber attack.
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NewsNew era for Gdańsk
The Port of Gdańsk has begun a new era of container handling on the Baltic Sea.
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NewsREADY, WILLING AND ABLE?
With more manufacturing shifting from China to South East Asia, AJ Keyes assesses the impact on port requirements in Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia.
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NewsARE NEW CONTENDERS READY?
Supporting high-volume manufacturing requires sufficient and efficient port capacity – just how ready are Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia to facilitate a shift? A J Keyes takes a detailed look.
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NewsCyber attack
A cyber attack that brought container operations to a standstill in South Africa has been contained.
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NewsSeven firms compete
Seven companies have expressed their interest in investing in a Polish transshipment operator.
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NewsBANANA CASE STUDY
Do the scale economies of shipping freight costs off set high inland charges? A J Keyes examines the interesting case of the Banana port project in the DRC.
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NewsPort boss fights back
An Australian port boss has hit back against a court’s conclusion that building a container terminal is not a “real possibility”.
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NewsARICA RAILROAD READIES
Truckers are fighting the opening of the railroad between La Paz, Bolivia and the port of Arica in northern Chile but it seems inevitable. Rob Ward reports.
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NewsZagreb concession awarded
A concession has been awarded for the Zagreb Deep Sea Container Terminal (ZDSCT)in the Port of Rijeka.
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NewsAdvance cargo forecaster
New technology at a US port enables supply chain stakeholders to gauge movement of containers up to six months in advance.
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NewsInvestment not expansion
A New Zealand port is investing in container handling, but insists this is not linked to expansion.
