World News – Page 79
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NewsPort Covid relief
Californian ports are to benefit from US$250 million earmarked to help ports recover from Covid-19 losses.
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NewsTIT-FOR-TAT IN MONTREAL
With no new collective bargaining agreement in place, fears of further disruption at the Port of Montreal are manifest, Phoebe Davison investigates.
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NewsPOAL: “SYSTEMIC PROBLEMS”
A comprehensive review paves the way for a wide-ranging upgrade of safety arrangements at Ports of Auckland. Iain MacIntyre reports
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NewsPorts under attack
Conflict between Israel and Palestine has seen the closure of two ports in Israel with ports determined to be at high risk of attack.
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NewsGantries boost handling capacity
Five new heavy lift yard gantry cranes are providing a Cameroon container terminal with additional handling capacities.
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NewsIndonesian port development pledge
Three organisations have signed a Memorandum of Understanding MoU to develop an Indonesian port.
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NewsBrazil’s ports face national strike
Brazil’s ports are facing a national 24-hour strike that could significantly impact shipping operations.
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NewsDP World inland port network grows
DP World has significantly expanded its European inland port network.
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NewsHutchison acquires European terminal
Hutchison Ports will acquire a major container terminal in Europe.
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NewsNZ fast track expansion denied
A fast-track application for a NZ$68.5m expansion project at a New Zealand port has been rejected.
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NewsAPM Terminals in running for US terminal
APM Terminals is being considered as the future operator of a greenfield multimodal container terminal in the US.
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NewsEco-efficient cranes boost capacity
Eco-efficient mobile harbour cranes will help a Cameroonian port operator improve cargo handling capacity.
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NewsNew container port in Sweden
A new container port in Sweden will be built with the capacity to handle around 100,000 standard containers annually.
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NewsFirst inland shipping shuttle service
Sweden’s first inland waterway container barge shuttle service launches this month to reduce road congestion and carbon dioxide emissions.
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NewsStrikes end at Canadian port
Government action has put an end to strikes crippling operations at a Canadian port.
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NewsBoom for e-commerce trade?
E-commerce has been given a helping hand in Africa with the launch of a new platform.
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NewsSmart port investment drives efficiency
Development of a new Port Management Information System (PMIS) will boost efficiency at an African port.
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NewsCivil War takes its toll on Yemeni ports
Port capacity in Yemen has been greatly reduced by the Yemen Civil War and the supply of basic needs is becoming increasingly difficult and expensive.
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NewsStrikes ground masses of containers
Nearly 10,000 TEU containers are delayed at a Canadian port battling strikes.
