Port of Los Angeles Post Best Ever Quarter
15/04/2016
The Port of Los Angeles has recorded its busiest Q1 in its 109-year history, handling more than two million TEU during the first three months of 2016
The Port of Los Angeles has recorded its busiest Q1 in its 109-year history, handling more than two million TEU during the first three months of 2016
A video released by the Panama Canal via YouTube shows the April update for the Panama Canal expansion, which is currently 97% complete and due to be inaugurated on June 26, 2016
EU Transport and Environment Ministers are to meet for an informal joint Council meeting to discuss how Member States could achieve an international framework of CO2 reductions for shipping
Kim Fejfer, CEO of APM Terminals has described the challenges facing port operators in today’s volatile market and the future requirements for success
Pirates have attacked the Liberian-flagged 4,360 TEU CMA CGM Turquoise, kidnapping two crew members off the coast of Nigeria, with the remainder of the crew said to be safe
Strainstall has secured a significant order from DP World Southampton (DPWS) for its container weight system (CWS)
Due to rising competition among carriers for regulatory approval for new mergers, the biggest container shipping alliances could be set to get bigger in the coming weeks
The Antwerp Port Authority has issued a new Request for Proposals (RfP) for the Churchill Industrial Zone in the port area, specifically aimed at ‘circular economy’ projects
United Arab Shipping Company and Gulftainer recently marked the maiden call of UASC’s 15,000 TEU M.V. Linah into Khorfakkan Container Terminal (KCT)
A video published recently by LAtitudePOLA via YouTube shows the nature of automated operations which take place at the TraPac Terminal at the Port of Los Angeles
Maersk Line has agreed that it will ensure that any vessel it charters has an International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) or similar agreement, which protects crews, covering it
Strainstall has launched a portable Container Weight System (CWS) for container shippers to support compliance with the fast approaching IMO’s SOLAS regulations
