Surikat’s solution will enhance P&O Ferries’ operations at Europoort, integrating automated gates for efficient freight handling and bolstering customer service.

Port of Tauranga in New Zealand has ordered four Kalmar hybrid straddle carriers to add to its fleet.

P&O Ferrymasters has opened an 800 m2 warehouse at the Port of Liverpool for cross-docking operations, and to feed its connection with P&O Ferries’ Liverpool-Dublin sailings

The Port of Tauranga in New Zealand is starting to emerge as a transhipment hub, handling relay cargo for NZ, North Asia the Pacific Islands and Australia

It was fitting that it was a reefer container that had the honour of being the one millionth container loaded at the Port of Tauranga in New Zealand this month as the port celebrated becoming the first in the country to handle 1M TEU in a financial (or calendar) year.

Although reports that it will be closing down have been denied, ERS Railway (European Rail Shuttle) needs to restructure, in order to stay in business. At the time of the WorldCargo News Online post on 8 February, we understood that US owner, Genesee & Wyoming (G&W), was preparing to axe the six pairs/week shuttle services between Rotterdam and Melzo (Milan) and Poznan in Poland by the end of March. The very next day, speaking at the Port of Rotterdam’s annual results conference, the port’s CEO,

Freightliner has launched a Tilbury to Manchester intermodal service, the first supported by Network Rail’s new financial incentive.

Surikat’s solution will enhance P&O Ferries’ operations at Europoort, integrating automated gates for efficient freight handling and bolstering customer service.

Port of Tauranga in New Zealand has ordered four Kalmar hybrid straddle carriers to add to its fleet.

The Port of Tauranga in New Zealand is starting to emerge as a transhipment hub, handling relay cargo for NZ, North Asia the Pacific Islands and Australia

P&O Ferrymasters has opened an 800 m2 warehouse at the Port of Liverpool for cross-docking operations, and to feed its connection with P&O Ferries’ Liverpool-Dublin sailings

It was fitting that it was a reefer container that had the honour of being the one millionth container loaded at the Port of Tauranga in New Zealand this month as the port celebrated becoming the first in the country to handle 1M TEU in a financial (or calendar) year.