TCP hits 31 mph with N4
NewsBrazil’s Terminal de Contêineres de Paranaguá (TCP) credits achieving record productivity of 31 moves per hour to the implementation of ...
People on the move
NewsLatest round-up of people news known to WorldCargo News in the shipping, ports and allied sectors...
Setting out on the RTG automation road
NewsKalmar has its first customer for RTG automation, with a phased introduction at Dublin Ferryport....
Steady change in the yard crane market
NewsThere are interesting trends in the yard crane market, as more terminals embrace RMGs and ASCs, while demand for RTGs shifts away from China...
The warp and weft of EU Brexit
NewsRo-ro is particularly exposed to a hard Brexit, and high-friction borders would be a disaster for accompanied freight....
The key to terminal automation
NewsWith the next wave of terminal automation projects expected to be dominated by brownfi eld developments, Kalmar is taking a more fl exible a...
Undertaking risky manoeuvres
NewsThe intensely competitive automotive logistics sector has led several service providers to take risks and, in some cases, pursue anti-compet...
Rising with the economic tide
NewsEconomic growth has lifted container volumes across the largest US container ports on all three coasts....
Building a ‘system of systems’
NewsPort of Los Angeles is spending US$13.1M to develop a port information portal, but are there easier and cheaper ways to improve visibility i...
People on the move
NewsLatest round-up of appointments known to WorldCargo News in the shipping, ports and allied sectors...
People on the move
NewsLatest round-up of arrivals and departures known to WorldCargo News in the shipping, ports and allied sectors...
IBM & Maersk launch blockchain for cargo
NewsIn a move that could have profound implications for supply chain efficiency and visibility, IBM and Maersk have used a blockchain to manage ...
PEMA concludes AGM
NewsThe Port Equipment Manufactures Association (PEMA) concluded its AGM in London last week with a call for cross-industry discussion on vessel...
People on the move
NewsLatest round-up of appointments and departures known to WorldCargo News in the shipping, ports and allied sectors...
Boost for Dar es Salaam
NewsTanzania’s finance and planning minister, Philip Mpango, has announced that the World Bank has agreed to lend US$305M to the Port of Dar e...