Terminals, carriers, rates, regulations and the supply-chain stories that affect your day at the port.
Sweden has an ambitious climate target for the transport sector - by 2030, emissions from domestic transport will be reduced by at least 70%. To achieve this goal, we need to move more goods from…
International Container Terminal Services, Inc (ICTSI) is seeking to mitigate the impact of the Coronavirus on cargo volumes which grew for the company during 2019. The company reported a 5% growth in…
Port Elizabeth is APM Terminals' largest terminal on the east coast of North America, and offers the largest reefer capacity in the port of New York and New Jersey. The terminals four ZPMC…
The concept of 'start-up' companies is no stranger in the current economy, but it is a relative newcomer for the maritime industry. Disruptive and at times too technological for more traditional…
Global Ports, which operates five of Russia’s container terminals, has reported an overall improved revenue for 2019 but notes that the company’s outlook for 2020 may be impacted by the Coronavirus…
The Port of Antwerp has said its operations have not been affected at all by the coronavirus outbreak and that there is “no reason to panic” – despite China being its second biggest trading partner…
Marine technology company Wartsila will co-launch the SeaTech project consortium, an initiative to build environmentally-friendly engines, after being awarded EU funding. In a statement, Wartsila said…
The Port of Amsterdam has collaborated with Skoon Energy to launch a floating battery service to bring mobile stored power into the port and inner city. In a statement, the Port said the battery can…
The construction of Singapore’s Tuas Mega-Port may be delayed if the coronavirus continues to spread, according to the country’s Transport Minister Khaw Boon Wan. In a widely reported speech to…
With faster transit times and fewer damage risks, full truckload service is a great choice for many shippers nationwide. Yet even FTL has its inefficiencies—especially for shippers that may not…
