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The new bridge at the Port of Long Beach is nearing completion and on course to open to traffic on 5 October. The six-lane, cable-stayed bridge will provide a major new regional highway connector as…
According to Drewry, unprecedented transpacific spot freight rates signal that a transformation of the container shipping sector may be underway and that shippers need to adapt. Eastbound spot…
Kalmar, part of Cargotec, has signed a deal with Yilport to supply a total of 38 terminal tractors comprised of 36 Kalmar Ottawa T2 terminal tractors for its Puerto Bolívar terminal in Ecuador and two…
The Busan Port Authority (BPA) and the Barcelona Port Authority (ABP) have agreed that both ports will initiate a cooperative project of logistics center operation in Barcelona, Spain. Both ports, in…
Port Houston’s container activity in August showed signs of recovery as the volumes creep closer to 2019’s record volume levels. In August 2020 the Port handled 248,630 TEUs which it said was only 4%…
Aidrivers has detailed how AI-enabled autonomy can ensure autonomous vehicles can operate seamlessly without disruption in ports facilities. In a recent blog the company highlights how it has crated…
The Port of Antwerp will begin the releasing containers through a digital, secure and integrated solution known as Certified Pick up (CPu) on 1 January 2021. This system will replace the current use…
The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) has formally launched a contact tracing system for COVID-19 in a bid to facilitate the movement of people inside the ports, the system could be rolled out to other…
The Somaliland Port Authority (SPA) and P&O Maritime Logistics (P&OML), the marine services arm of global port operator DP World, have taken delivery of a Sanmar tug for the DP World-managed Berbera…
GTMaritime has launched GTReplicate, a new cloud-based tool to automate a key part of the data transfer process between ship and shore, relieving seafarers and shore teams of a growing manual file…
