Friday, August 29, 2014

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Baltic Reefers acquires NYKCool
Carrier to be renamed "Cool Carriers AB"...
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Liebherr for Timaru
New Zealand port adding a Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbour crane...
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Powering up with coffee
UTZ Certified has come up with some important claims for its "Energy from Coffee Wastewater" project...
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Sharjah posts 14% growth
Gulftainer recorded a 14% year-on-year growth in container volumes in the first six months of 2014 at Sharjah Container Terminal...
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ILWU/PMA agreement on health benefits
A new contract has not been agreed yet, but the parties have made progress on the key issue of health benefits....
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PSA Singapore in for VDL hybrid AGVs
PSA Singapore Terminals has ordered two prototype AGVs from VDL Containersystemen...
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ZIM on track
Israeli Shipping line says a recent debt restructuring secures its future....
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APS wins crane OCR contract
APS Technology will install crane OCR on 12 STS cranes at the ITS terminal in Long Beach....
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APM T closes Virginia deal
Groundbreaking semi-automated terminal will now be called "Virginia International Gateway"...
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Portland dispute flares again
The ILWU and ICTSI have been unable to establish a constructive working relationship at Portland....
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Anaklia to be developed as new gateway for Georgia and beyond
The Georgian port of Anaklia is to be reconstructed and new container and dry bulk-handling facilities developed....
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Salalah productivity up, boxes down
Despite handling bigger vessels at a faster rate, container throughput is falling....
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DP World takes over Trilogiport
DP World takes over all shares owned by Euroports in Trilogiport, the future trimodal container terminal in Liege container terminal in Belgium...
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Gothenburg mixed bag in 1H/2014
Scandinavia's biggest sea port witnessed conflicting trends in unitised traffic in the first half of this year...
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CMA CGM opts for Reunion
French President Francois Hollande has laid the first stone at a new terminal being built by CMA CGM in Port Reunion...
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Peel Ports to develop "Port Cheshire"
Peel Ports Group is looking for potential occupiers for its Port Cheshire multimodal development site on the banks of the Manchester Ship Canal...
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Reefer box builders await the upturn
Reefer demand fell again in 2013, but is set to rise this year, with the three main box builders poised to take advantage as they each launch substantial new capacity....
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Reefer monitoring on the radar
Interest in reefer monitoring continues to grow, but what does Maersk's decision to install a GSMbased system mean for terminals?...
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Industrial engines primed for Stage IV/T4 Final
The transition from T3 to T4i involved a major step change in off-road engines for mobile plant and there was a noticeable jump in engine prices. For T4F, although another major reduction in NOx is required, the changes in engine technology are, for the most part, not so great, so accordingly the price jump is not as big either....
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African rail steaming ahead
Rail has a bright future in Africa as both public bodies and private companies see the mode as encouraging economic development....
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Global going for speed
Global Container Terminals is confident its redeveloped terminal in New Jersey will deliver a consistent 40 moves per hour....
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Super Suez plan takes shape
The Egyptian Government is due to select a company from a shortlist of 14 to develop an industrial, technological and logistics corridor along the Suez Canal....
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Automation in the driving seat
Automation is becoming a bat tle ground between crane makers and crane control suppliers....
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    Tuesday, August 26, 2014

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    Friday, August 22, 2014

    Market Briefing from WorldCargo News Online

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    Zim vessel leaves Oakland
    After a four day delay caused by anti-Israel protestors converging on the Port of Oakland, the Zim Piraeus was worked and cleared to depart....
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    Petkim Port project takes shape
    APM Terminals Izmir, which will operate the new container terminal being developed at Petkim Port, near Izmir, has ordered its first tranche of equipment for the facility...
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    ZPMC for Tampa
    The Port of Tampa Bay is finalising a contract for two new cranes with ZPMC....
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    TTS into Peru
    TTS Group ASA has signed a contract for delivery of a ship lift and related equipment to SIMA in Peru...
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    Spit and Polish at last?
    The Polish port of Elblag may finally get its wish for a canal through the Vistula Spit...
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    Scorpio in for 3 x 19,200 TEU ships
    Monaco-based Scorpio Group has ordered three 19,200 TEU container vessels, the biggest containerships to date, for bareboat charter to Mediterranean Shipping Co...
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    Singapore Post buys F S Mackenzie
    Famous Holdings Pte Ltd, part of Singapore Post, has purchased the UK-based forwarder and NVOCC...
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    French act on rail safety
    RFF, the French rail track authority, will test a new radar system to improve safety at level crossings...
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    Virginia still in the red
    The Port of Virginia is getting its operating losses under control, but finished its 2014 financial year with a shortfall of $17.1M....
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    Tampa wins mitigation award
    The Port of Tampa Bay has been recognised for its McKay Bay Restoration Project...
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    Containerlift awarded ISO9001
    The certification is regarded as particularly important to Containerlift's UK and European heavy vehicle and crane operations...
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    Hamburg traffic up 6.6% in 1H/14
    The port handled 72.6 Mt in the first half, with general cargo traffic accounting for 50.7 Mt, of which almost 50 Mt was containerised...
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    Train, truck and plane from China to Brazil
    DB Schenker has combined transportation by rail, road and air across three continents to ship goods from China to South America much faster than ocean freight...
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    Poole access improvements
    Access to the Port of Poole in England is set to be improved through an award of £66.3M...
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    Hupac posts 3.8% 1H/14 increase
    In the first half of 2014, Swiss combined transport operator Hupac posted growth of 3.8% in traffic to 339,725 shipments (ca 680,000 TEU)...
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    ITF "watching" Hutchison
    The International Transport Workers' Federation says that it is keeping a close eye on the corporate conduct of Hutchison Port Holdings in Panama and Indonesia...
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    New fertiliser terminal for Beira
    In the latest in a long line of expansion announcements for Mozambican ports, Cornelder has begun work on constructing a new fertiliser terminal at the Port of Beira at a cost of US$35M....
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    Restoration plan for E40 waterway
    The inter-border commission on the development of the E40 waterway on the Dnieper-Vistula section has, according to its secretary Andrei Rekesh, invited tenders on restoration scenarios for the waterway, which concerns three riparian states, Poland, Belarus and Ukraine....
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    AAE buys into Slovakian rail
    AAE Cargo AG, one of Europe's leading lessors and designers of standard rail freight cars, has acquired a 66% stake in Slovakian wagon operator Cargo Wagon for 7M. The remaining 34% of Cargo Wagon's shares will be held by ZSSK Cargo, the freight transport arm of Slovakian State Railways....
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    Magdalena River set for upgrade
    Three groups have pre-qualified to bid for a contract to improve the navigability of the Magdalena River in Colombia. The work, which will take place along 700 km of the river, originally attracted interest from nine consortia in April 2013....
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    More Ecofret wagons take to the rails
    VTG Rail UK has signed hire agreements for its Ecofret container wagons with two of the UK's biggest rail freight companies, Freightliner and GB Railfreight....
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    Geelong under VRCA control
    Infrastructure projects at Victoria's second largest port, the privately-owned Geelong, are to be brought under the control of state body the Victorian Regional Channels Authority (VRCA) "to ensure a streamlined approach to prioritise and develop critical projects"....
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    Hoyer boosts tank fleet
    Hamburg-based bulk liquid logistics service provider Hoyer will expand its tank container fleet by a further 3,450 units by the end of 2016, boosting its total fleet to almost 35,500 units....
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    P3 considered "too close an alliance"
    The Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MofCom) has rejected the P3 alliance plans of Maersk Line, Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) and CMA CGM because it was considered to be more akin to a merger than an operating alliance....
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    Maglev rail trial planned for Ust-Luga
    Russian Railways (RZD) has signed an agreement with Russia's State Nuclear Energy Corporation (Rosatom) for scientific and technical collaboration to test container transport using magnetic levitation at the country's Baltic port of Ust-Luga....
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    SeaRoad orders first LNG ro-ro from FSG
    Tasmania-based SeaRoad Holdings has ordered the world's first LNG-fuelled pure freight ro-ro vessel from Flensburger Schiffbau-Gesellschaft in Germany....
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    Chinese pallets bugged
    Australia's Department of Agriculture (DoA) has issued an alert after the discovery of an infestation of exotic beetles in wooden pallets imported from China....
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    ACL sticking with Liverpool
    Following a review of potential schedules, market potential and opportunities for its North Atlantic services, Atlantic Container Line (ACL) has decided to retain the Port of Liverpool as its UK port of call when its new, five-strong fleet of the world's largest ro-ro/container ships (CONROs) enters service from 2015....
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    High cubes take the top spot
    Drewry Maritime Research's recently published Container Census report shows that 40ft high cube containers represented just short of 50% of the maritime container fleet of 34.5M TEU at the end of 2013....
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    Contargo terminal for Wesel
    Duisburg-based multimodal logistics company Contargo GmbH & Co KG has signed an agreement with Deltaport GmbH to develop an intermodal terminal at the German inland port of Emmelsun/Wesel on the lower Rhine River....
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    Yilport seeks partner
    Turkey's Yildirim Group is to sell a minority stake in Yilport Holding, its port operations and logistics group, and has appointed the investment bank JP Morgan as its financial adviser for the process....
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    UP opens new terminal
    Union Pacific Railroad (UP) has officially opened its new Santa Teresa rail terminal in New Mexico, the latest facility on the railroad's 23-state network....
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    ITCO publishes CR survey
    The International Tank Container Organisation (ITCO) has published a Corporate Responsibility Survey, the first time that the trade association has taken a detailed look at all aspects of corporate responsibility (CR) relevant to the tank container industry....
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  • FEATURED EVENT
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    Reports

    Container Terminal Planning - A Theoretical Approach
    A major study by Dr Itsuro Watanabe (Container System Technology). This comprehensive 245 page study is an in-depth analysis of capacity constraints, productivity, selectivity and flexibility of different container handling systems in terminals of different types and sizes: common-users or dedicated; hub centre (transshipment and/or relay) or import/export vocation; gateway or feeder port; intermodal rail or truck distribution inland; with or without CFS, etc.
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    Upcoming events

    Cool Logistics Global
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    Rotterdam The Netherlands
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    14-16 October 2014
    CCCI, Cartagena Colombia
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    Intermodal Europe 2014
    11-13 November 2014
    AHOY, Rotterdam Netherlands
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    Saudi Transtec 2014
    8-10 December 2014
    Dhahran International Exhibitions Center, Dammam Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
    Click here for more information
    TOC Market Briefing West Africa
    10 - 11 December 2014
    The Auditorium, Tenerife Canary Islands
    Click here for more information
    Cargo Logistics Canada Expo and Conference
    28-29 July 2015
    Vancouver Convention Centre Canada
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