15 Sep 2016
PTI is pleased to announce its second Container Weighing eBook, in which the recently enforced Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) amendment from the IMO is explored

 15 Sep 2016
Navis, a part of Cargotec Corporation has announced that submissions are now being accepted for the second annual Navis Inspire Awards, sponsored by Port Technology...

 2 days ago
Cargotec plans to re-organise operations at the maritime software company Intershalt since the acquisition was completed March, 2016

 2 days ago
In a statement released by Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K-Line) on September 22, 2016, an accusation of false rumours has been made against a rival logistics company regarding...

 2 days ago
The Mega Ship era has seen growth and prosperity for many carriers and ports, but reports suggest some smaller ports are suffering from the modernisation

 2 days ago
With the Paris Agreement now having the signed support of over 50 nations, COP21 has been a historically successful U.N climate negotiation, but many industries don’t...

 2 days ago
The old Hansa Building has been fully restored at the Port of Antwerp after four years of construction, and with the help of Zaha Hadid Architects

 2 days ago
Morten Engelstoft, currently Chief Executive of A.P. Moller Shipping Services has been appointed APM Terminals CEO effective November 1, 2016.

 3 days ago
Associated British Ports major investment in the Port of Southampton was completed with the attendance of the Rt Hon John Hayes CBE MP to open it

 3 days ago
GCT Canada has been announced as a recipient of Canada’s Clean50 Top 15 Projects Award for 2017 from Delta Management, for its dedication to establishing a coordinated...

 3 days ago
Governor Terry R. McAuliffe has announced that The Port of Virginia had signed a new, long-term lease for Virginia International Gateway

 3 days ago
A sudden jump in K-line stocks being bought by investment fund Effissimo Capital has raised suspicions that the shipping company may have a new contender for a take-over...

 3 days ago
The Windhoek was boarded by pirates off the coast of Guinea on September 21, 2016, and its cargo raided

 3 days ago
Stranded vessels from the bankrupt shipping company Hanjin have been too heavily delayed attempting to berth at port, and it is currently impossible to recover company...