A drone has captured the moment the 366-metre CSCL Jupiter containership ran aground on the banks of the river Scheldt this morning (August 14, 2017) while sailing from Antwerp to Hamburg
Traffic to and from Antwerp, Europe’s second-biggest port, has been halted by the 366-metre CSCL Jupiter containership after it ran aground on the banks of the river Scheldt which connects the port to the North Sea
A Russian freight forwarder has become one of the first online cargo transport operations in the country to implement an Uber-style mode of service
South Korea’s shipping companies grouping together into one alliance will not be enough to survive in a heavily consolidated shipping sector, according to Alphaliner’s analysts
The Chief Executive of AP Moller-Maersk, the container shipping sector’s dominant company, has given his perspective on what the future will hold for the industry, coinciding with a positive outlook from analysts
Tecon Rio Grande (Tecon RG), a subsidiary of Wilson Sons Group, has reached a “historic level” of productivity in port operations following its recent upgrade to the N4 terminal system, according to Navis, the software’s developer
Port of Los Angeles, the busiest port in the US, has had its best July in the port’s 110-year history, with container volumes climbing by 16% compared to July 2016 volumes to 796,804 TEUs
Saudi-led trade sanctions on Qatar has not fazed the small Persian Gulf emirate from strengthening its ties as new shipping routes and agreements are keeping its future as a regional trade hub alive
Port Technology recently spoke with Guy Rey-Herme, CEO and President of XVELA, to get an insight into how the company wants to revolutionize the digital supply chain
The Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA) has awarded a US$370million 25-year concession for the development of the Port of Takoradi container and multi-purpose terminal
The global bulk terminals market is expected to grow from US$5.20 billion in 2016 to $7.41 billion by 2023 with a CAGR of 5.1%
Drewry has warned that sustainable ocean container shipping profitability may be lost if CMA CGM’s reported order for nine 22,000 TEU ships goes ahead
