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WorldCargo News has been able to confirm its speculative report in the July 2019 edition (p14) that Chinese crane company Dalian Huarui Heavy Industry Group Co Ltd (DHHI) is indeed supplying six 23-wide container cranes to TIL at Medcenter, Gioia Tauro.

Container building takes a big tumble

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The container manufacturing business has taken a turn for the worse in 2019, with dry box building bearing the brunt of the downturn.

World record reach stacker

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Italy-based CES Srl has completed the assembly of two 180t SWL reach stackers (HLM 1800)

New double-stack 20ft rail car

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US rail car manufacturer and service provider Trinity North America Freight Car (TrinityRail) has lodged a patent application for a 20ft double-stack well car design for the North American intermodal rail market.

More Kalmar shuttle carriers for the US Port of Virginia

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Kalmar is to supply 25 Kalmar hybrid shuttle carriers to the Port of Virginia on the US East Coast.

Contract handling for Kalmar

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Kalmar has secured another performance-based inbound logistics handling contract in the Nordic forestry industry, this time with Metsä Fibre at its Kemi pulp mill in north-western Finland. The agreement came into effect at the beginning of October.

Gaussin ramps up ATM production

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Gaussin Manugistique is ramping up production at its Héricourt facility in France. It has expanded its production line for ATMs (Automotive Trailer Mover - Gaussin’s name for a terminal tractor), and has a target to produce 40 units by the end of 2019. The machine is built on a production line set up for both the ATM and Gaussin’s AGVs.

Emissions-free trailer

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Leading European trailer manufacturer Schmitz Cargobull has announced that it has produced a prototype of an “emissions-free” reefer trailer

Mantsinen’s new 140M

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The newly launched Mantsinen 140 hydraulic crane is the first portal machine of this size with turning wheels, which enables sideways movement and efficient usage in limited space

Spit and Polish at last

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After years of deliberation and on-off decisions, tempered by geopolitical and financial questions, the current Polish government has decided to go ahead with a canal across the Vistula Spit, to provide the Port of Elblag with direct access to the open sea in Polish waters.

Charleston goes high

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The South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) has welcomed the delivery of three new ZPMC ship-to-shore cranes to add to the growing fleet of cranes at the Port of Charleston.