𝕏 Ports add capacity to cater for continuing growth News1 Apr 2008 Growth rates have slackened but given the high traffic base they remain significant....
𝕏 Portland seeks PPP for T-6 News1 Feb 2008 The Port of Portland (Oregon) has engaged Morgan Stanley to evaluate a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) for up to 215 acres of its Terminal ...
𝕏 Pyongtaek adds two News1 Dec 2007 The number of berths at South Korea’s Pyongtaek Container Terminal will increase to four when two more open next year....
Hanjin for Jaxport News1 Nov 2007 While its new terminal for Mitsui OSK Lines to be operated by Trapac nears completion, Florida’s Jacksonville Port Authority (Jaxport) has...
Horizon on the coast? News1 Oct 2007 US Jones Act carrier Horizon Lines is preparing to launch a coastal service in the US east coast market. CEO Charles Raymond stated recently...
Bigger can be problematic News1 Jul 2006 A 22-row outreach has become the de facto standard for superpost-Panamax cranes, but it is not without its problems. In one topical case, ch...
PSA-HNN inks new deal in Antwerp News20 Oct 2005 PSA-HNN and a consortium of K-Line, Yang Ming and Hanjin (KYH) are forming a joint venture company, Antwerp International Terminal NV, to op...
Sorting the wood from the trees News1 Jun 2005 Progress is finally being made in the development of viable alternatives to tropical hardwood plywood for container floors, with the world...
RTG sales stay strong News1 Oct 2003 Global RTG output has continued strong throughout 2003 and a number of manufacturers are reporting sizeable orders for delivery in 2004...
Oakland leases News1 Dec 2000 The Port of Oakland has firmed up new terminal lease deals with Hanjin Shipping and SSA....
Tide turns against Hanjin in Batangas News1 Sep 2000 The controversial Batangas Phase II expansion project in the Philippines is now rumoured to be likely to go to Filipino-owned F F Cruz & Co ...
