Ports & terminals

ABP’s Port of Ayr is enabling wheat cargo to be shipped more sustainably, saving many road miles and carbon emissions.

Associated British Ports is investing £8 million to build a bespoke ware-house for valued customer Frontier Agriculture.

The Port Gdanski Eksploatacja S.A. received submissions from seven entities.

ABP’s Port of Ipswich retains first place for agricultural products exports in the UK.

Pilbara Ports Authority has delivered a total monthly throughput of 63.2 million t for June 2021.

The Pilbara Ports Authority has achieved another record-breaking year, with a total annual throughput of 724.7 million t.

The oversight of the Port of Varanus Island has been transferred to Pilbara Ports Authority.

Jonas Fack has taken over from Per Karlsson as President, Bruks Siwertell AB and Port Technology Division.

The diversification will help to ensure the future cargo base of the LUGAPORT terminal.

Pilbara Ports Authority has delivered a total monthly throughput of 62.6 mil-lion t for May 2021.

The LUGAPORT project, which will enable transhipment of bulk, general, grain and food cargo, will strengthen ties between Russia and EU countries.

Copper concentrate will be exported through DP World Fraser Surrey using rotating containers.

Solent Stevedores has announced the appointment of Clive Thomas as Commercial Director.

In May 2011, APM Terminals took over operations of the largest multipurpose port in Georgia, Poti Sea Port, and now celebrates its 10th anniversary.

The Port of Ayr, specialising in handling dry bulks, has completed a £2.2 million investment strategy with new crane delivery.