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North Sea Port down 11% in H1 2020

News20 Jul 2020

The Belgo-Dutch port complex handled 32.5 Mt in H1 2020, compared to a record 36.6 Mt in H1 2019...

News15 Jul 2020

Charter rates for multipurpose (MPV) ships, including both breakbulk and heavylift vessels, are not expected to recover back to pre-Covid-19...

News15 Jul 2020

Supply-R is designed to enhance supply chain resilience, with improved responsiveness and reliability...

News6 Jul 2020

Tata Consultancy Services has successfully deployed its DynaPORT terminal operating system at Forth Ports’ Tilbury2 ro-ro terminal...

News1 Jul 2020

Despite ongoing problems in Cape Town, the Citrus Growers’ Association of Southern Africa expects the supply chain to operate with “rela...

News16 Jun 2020

The Port of Barcelona has approved a series of measures to reactivate the economy...

News13 Jun 2020

The guidance is aimed at helping UK ports through the coronavirus pandemic...

News10 Jun 2020

The announcement from Hyster Europe provides an opportunity to see how other port equipment suppliers managed during lockdowns...

News1 Jun 2020

The South African ports of Cape Town and Ngqura, both on the Cape coast, have been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic....

News1 Jun 2020

Several companies around the world are now marketing shipping containers that have been converted to COVID-19 testing stations....

News27 May 2020

Some blanked sailings being reinstated, reports Sea-Intel...

News25 May 2020

Malta Freeport Terminals Upgrades to Navis N4 3.7 via Remote Assistance amid COVID-19 pandemic...

News20 May 2020

No direct calls were cancelled in Q1 - services to and from Asia continued, week in, week out...

News19 May 2020

The Irish lift truck builder has a global reach, and has come up with a pro-active response to the Covid-19 crisis...

News14 May 2020

Navis customer survey finds 57% of respondents are well prepared to support a remote workforce coordinating with onsite staff....