Port Otago’s Mega-Ship Pledge
21/05/2015
New Zealand’s Port Ortago is to undergo a two-year construction project that will see the deepening of channel’s and berths so that it can handle mega-ships
New Zealand’s Port Ortago is to undergo a two-year construction project that will see the deepening of channel’s and berths so that it can handle mega-ships
DP World has declined a request made by the shipping industry to carry out an audit at its Vallarpadam terminal by the Comptroller and Auditor General
Antwerp’s port community system (APCS) is to introduce a new breakbulk application that will make today’s copying and re-copying of data a thing of the past
An infographic released by Alphaliner shows the massive increase in the main container liners’ operating margins in Q1, 2015 in comparison to the same period in 2014
With TOC Europe just around the corner, simulation, emulation and software specialist TBA is presenting an ‘App of the week’ initiative together with PTI
Passport Systems has started construction on a non-intrusive cargo inspection facility at the Massachusetts Port Authority’s Port of Boston in South Boston in the US
In preparation for the completion of the Panama Canal expansion in early 2016, the Panama Canal Authority allowed an estimated 45,000 people to take a tour
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has recently expressed an interest in South Korean ship-building company Hyundai Heavy Industries
An infographic released by Alphaliner shows the top 30 ports by TEU volume as of 2014, with a comparison of container throughput in 2013 for each port
The volatility of global spot freight rates since the start of 2015 has continued to increase in comparison to 2014
Hong Kong saw an 11.7% reduction in its container throughput year-on-year in April, 2015, with the result being the second consecutive month of declining container volumes
ICTSI’s dry port unit, Laguna Gateway Inland Container Terminal, recently broke ground to start the expansion of new facilities
