BREAKING NEWS – Lyttelton Port hit by further earthquake
Lyttelton Port of Christchurch, New Zealand has sustained further damage from a series of aftershocks, four months after the devastating ...
Month: June 2011
Houston negotiates agreements with two Mexican ports
The Houston Port Commission has approved separate memoranda of friendship and trade cooperation between the Port of Houston Authority and ...
Marseilles Fos completes port reform transfers
The Marseilles Fos port authority has completed the transfer of 410 personnel and various equipment to privatised terminals as required ...
Sanctions have had no impact on Iran’s ports
Despite the sanctions imposed by a number of western countries, Iranian ports handled 97m tons of non-oil cargo in 2010, ...
Los Angeles adopts a US$976.6m budget
The Los Angeles budget of approximately US$976.6 for 2011 equates to a 7.4% or $67m increase from the current budget ...
Sweden’s Gavle goes Hogia
Gävle Stevedoring Company (GSSC) in Sweden’s Port of Gävle expects to get more business and develop into an efficient logistics ...
Maersk chooses Malta
Malta Freeport has announced that Maersk Line will relocate its central Mediterranean hub to Malta from Gioia Tauro in southern ...
KION has its eyes on an IPO
KION Group says it is paying down its debt and is getting ready for a medium-term flotation. The world’s second-largest ...
Doctor Bromma can solve your problems
Bromma’s Fleet Doctor™, has been developed for use by terminal spreader maintenance staff with a number of key features.
Brisbane continues its post-flood dredging
Work is continuing on one of the Port of Brisbane’s largest ever annual maintenance dredging campaigns, following the devastating Queensland ...
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