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Cranes in the firing line

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Six STS container cranes have been damaged this month in incidents involving bad weather and being struck by vessels.

Olympia re-thinks crane purchase

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The port is considering selling its seldom-used mobile harbour crane.

ZPMC eyes straddle market expansion

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ZPMC has made an important move into the straddle carrier market with deliveries to Sweden and South Africa

Rail boom powers on in Eastern Europe

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The past decade has witnessed a strong increase in container traffic moved by rail in Central and Eastern Europe

North American lumber shortage

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a mixed impact on the market for forest products in North America.

Arkhbum, a Russian regional rail company affiliated to Arkhangelsk Pulp & Paper Mill, which is owned by Austrian Pulp Mill Holding GmbH, has acquired a further 40 flat cars from United Wagon Company’s Tikhvin plant for timber transport

New port in Argentina

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Two bids have been received to build phase one of the new port at Ituzaingó

Gothenburg set to break the mould

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The Port of Gothenburg will shortly add major breakbulk forestry product capability to its leading gateway role in Swedish unitised shipments

Kocks for Brunsbüttel

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Brunsbüttel Ports GmbH has commissioned another heavy-duty double level portal crane from Kocks Ardelt Kranbau GmbH.

Towards Isabella 2.0

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Under its Innovative Port Technology (IHATEC) programme, the federal German Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure(BMVI) has provided €2.6M towards Bremerhaven’s Isabella automobile logistics project.

Duisburg looks south

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Duisburger Hafen AG (Duisport) is working with the Port of Trieste authority (AdSPdMAO) and Friulia SpA, the finance holding company of the Friuli-VeneziaGiulia region, to invest in Interporto di Trieste SpA, part of the Trieste port community

Sassnitz in the firing line over sanctions

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The German federal government, the state of Mecklenburg Vorpommern and the European Union have clashed with the US over a sanctions threat made to the Port of Sassnitz (Mukran) on Germany’s Baltic island of Rügen, and other companies involved in the €10B Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline project