Ports & terminals

Through a complex operation to offload bulk salt, NORDEN is optimising the supply chain for its customer Empremar.

Strong overseas demand for Canadian grain was one of the main drivers for a record mid-year volume of bulk grain through the Port.

The company has entered into a binding agreement to sell its 18.9% share in the Newcastle Agri-Terminal.

Plans to utilise the port of Riga as a distribution centre for Ukrainian cargo dispatched to Northern Europe.

The expansion of roads and tracks in the area of the Przemyslowe Quay at the Port of Gdansk, Poland, is about to start.

Loading volumes of export cargo on network owned by Russian Railways and dispatched to ports increased by 9.4% in January - July 2021.

The Ports of Indiana-Burns Harbor have undertaken multiple clean air projects in 2020.

Heavy lifting equipment is now being purchased as part of the construction of a universal terminal in Russia.

The company has commissioned three new Terberg terminal trucks, two of which will be used for the transport of dry bulk.

Pilbara Ports Authority has published its July 2021 shipping figures.

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.