The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) will consider an emissions target for the shipping sector in April according to its secretary-general Kitack Lim. He told Climate Home by email that it...

Union workers at the Port of New York and New Jersey walked off the job for nine hours on Friday January 29, 2016. The walkout by the International Longshoremen’s Association...

French shipping line CMA CGM has made Reunion Island its new Indian Ocean maritime hub, with five weekly calls compared to three previously. The carrier’s services will link Reunion Island,...

Chinese heavy-equipment manufacturer Zoomlion has made a US$3.3bn for US-based Terex, giving rise to uncertainty over the latter’s potential merger with Finnish company Konecranes. Zoomlion has offered to acquire all...

Maritime consultancy Dynamar has launched a review of container trades in the region of East and Southern Africa. According to this, the area has produced a significant growth, despite challenging...

Grupo CICE has ordered two rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes from Konecranes for its multipurpose terminal in Veracruz, Mexico. The cranes will arrive by the end of 2016 on Mexico’s South-East...

PSA International endured a tough year in 2015 with container volumes down by 2% to 64m teu, largely due to an 8.7% fall in throughput at its flagship Singapore facilities....

In an attempt to develop Mundra port into a “major transhipment hub”, Adani Ports & SEZ Ltd (APSEZL), part of the Adani Group, will expand the existing terminal Adani International...

Rail operator DB Schenker Rail UK still has worries over the competitiveness of the UK's deep sea container (DSC) rail transport markets regardless of commitments from rival Freightliner to tackle...

The Port of Oakland has become the second US port to handle the largest container ship to visit the USA, following the Port of Los Angeles, where the 18,000 teu...