| Norfolk Southern implements "deliver-by" system
On 15 September Norfolk Southern (NS) Intermodal will add a "deliver-by" data requirement to the list of required information on electronic shipping instructions....
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Russian automotive logistics group formed
The forthcoming Automotive Supply Chain Russia forum will host the inaugural meeting of the newly formed Russian Automotive Logistics Association...
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US moves on dredging
Members of the US House of Representatives' Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure and its Subcommittee on Water Resources and Environment have introduced legislation that streamlines studies and approvals for dredging projects....
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Lyttelton poised for growth
The Port of Lyttelton in New Zealand is poised for strong growth after the Government announced it will relocate 20 departments and agencies into the city by 2016....
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SAECS merges services
New arrangements are described as a response to "changing requirements in the trade between Europe and South Africa, both for dry and reefer cargo"...
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East Kelly doubles rail volume
The Port of San Antonio Texas says rail car volume at its East Kelly Railport is expected to double this year to over 10,000 car loads....
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Traffic boost for Setubal
The Port of Setubal is up 3% year-on-year to the end of August...
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Greencarrier expands in Finland
The Greencarrier Group has expanded its presence in Finland, with Greencarrier Freight Services Finland acquiring the freight forwarder Rahtihuolinta Oy...
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Verbrugge to invest in Zeebrugge
Netherlands-based Verbrugge Terminals will build a container/breakbulk terminal in the Belgian seaport of Zeebrugge...
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Opportunities for "niche" container handling
Low throughput container handling equipment is assured of a healthy, if unspectacular, future....
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Crane challenges on the rise
Lift height, semi-automation and remote control, low profile cranes and new ways to work adjacent bays are just some of the design challenges the crane industry faces as lines deploy bigger vessels....
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STS crane wheel starting to turn?
Numbers are steady and look set to rise next year, but the story is in market share....
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Moving Terex to centre stage
Terex Port Solutions is moving towards a common brand and will consolidate the sales and service offer under Steve Filipov....
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