Ports & terminals

Investment in the ports of the Pilbara is reaping rewards, iron ore execu-tives in Perth, Australia, heard this week.

The first shipment of the bumper New South Wales winter wheat harvest has left the Port of Newcastle on the back of record production across the state.

Poti Sea Port celebrates its anniversary of 162 years as serving as a gateway for the Caucasus.

SOHAR Port and Freezone playing a pivotal role in achieving the objectives of the Oman Vision 2040 and the Sultanate’s logistics strategy.

Construction of the LUGAPORT terminal facilities in Russia has commenced.

The Port of Sunderland has announced the appointment of experienced business development manager.

New lease for Express Freight Services Ltd at Port of Ipswich, owned and operated by Associated British Ports.

Port of Sunderland on course to record a three-year high for export volumes despite facing a series of extraordinary external challenges.

Symaga Silos, assisted by SCE Asia, has established an office in Singapore in order to be closer to its customers in the region.

ESL Shipping has joined the City of Helsinki-led Climate Partners network intended for companies that want to contribute towards making Helsinki a carbon-neutral city.

The US Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) has awarded Ports of Indiana US$4 million to make bulk cargo supply chain improvements.

The Port of Tyne has announced a £1 million investment in its wood pellet-handling operations.

The Association of Bulk Terminal Operators (ABTO) has released comments and analysis on China’s recent stockpiling, with the country’s imports propping up an overall fall in trade volumes globally.

According to ESL Shipping, the Bothnia Bulk project has mitigated climate change and air pollution in the year-round supply of raw materials in the Bay of Bothnia.

Anne-Louise Dam-Rasmussen and Nicolai Bro Johncke, NORDEN, Denmark, explain the importance of identifying new opportunities in the dry bulk industry.