Friday, June 14, 2013

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TOC Rotterdam preview
The TOC Container Supply Chain (TOC CSC) conference in Rotterdam on 25-27 June is shaping up as a key insight into what container terminals will look like 10 years from now...
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Gazeley sold to Brookfield
Dubai World, the debt-laden UAE-headquartered property, leisure, logistics and port conglomerate has reportedly sold its UK-based warehouse and logistics park developer, Gazeley...
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Felixstowe opens North rail terminal
The UK's biggest container port operator says that the new rail terminal doubles the port's intermodal rail capacity...
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South Africa and Mozambique sign port MoU
The national port authorities of South Africa and Mozambique have signed a MoU that they hope will lead to greater co-operation and ultimately to more bilateral trade...
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Siemens acquires Preactor
Siemens has acquired UK-based planning and scheduling specialist Preactor Group...
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Lyttelton turns to Liebherr again
The port of Lyttelton in New Zealand has ordered another STS crane and four more straddle carriers from Liebherr Container Cranes in Killarney, Ireland...
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SSAB gets tough over Hardox copies
After several severe Hardox trademark infringements, SSAB has decided to increase its legal actions to protect its Hardox IP rights and its position in the market...
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DB Schenker Rail to operate "Bosporus Shuttle"
Starting in September Germany and Turkey will linked by three pairs of trains per week for containers, swap bodies and conventional carloads...
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Tampere sale and leaseback deal
Cargotec has become the leaseholder of the Technology and Competence Centre facilities in Tampere...
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Los Angeles' big spend
The Port of Los Angeles has adopted a US$1.1B budget for its 2013-14 fiscal year, including US$380M in capital improvements at its container terminals...
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People on the move
Latest round-up of new appointments known to WorldCargo News...
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Nicaragua confirms canal deal with Chinese firm
A Chinese company will get a 100-year concession to operate a new Pacific-Caribbean waterway in exchange for undertaking the US$40B project...
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Cashing in one's chips with grabs
Biomass handling could offer a new source of new equipment orders but debate is on-going as to which type of grab is best suited. There is considerable debate regarding the potential for biomass handling. Biomass is expected to displace some thermal coal burning, but will require considerably more handling capacity....
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TraPac's bespoke automation project
The TraPac redevelopment in the Port of Los Angeles is writing another chapter in port automation....
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Big trucks industry rings in the new
They say when one door shuts, an other opens. While Linde is to cease heavy lift truck production in Wales, Sany Germany GmbH has been set up to manufacture big trucks. This represents the second recent start-up in Europe, following the market entry of OTO Lift Trucks in Italy. Production at Konecranes Lifttrucks in Sweden will be expanded after Merthyr Tydfil closes to cater for Linde products, although the initial agreement between Linde and Konecranes is understood to be of only one year's or two years' duration....
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The elusive search for "green fingers"
Finding alternatives to diesel that deliver acceptable running costs per hour is no easy task for terminal tractor builders....
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Tank lessors make the best of tough conditions
Although the near record output of tanks in 2012 coincided with stuttering economies and faltering business activity, tank lessors now have the inventory to push into emerging and niche markets....
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Box leasing growth comes at a price
The container leasing industry enjoyed another year of strong growth in 2012, although per diem rates again fell faster than newbuild prices....
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