Ports & terminals

New programme to ensure the highest levels of safety, security and environmental excellence in the dry bulk sector.

IMO has echoed shipping industry calls for governments to keep shipping and supply chains open and grant special travel exemptions to seafarers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The British Ports Association has launched a new information resource for UK ports dealing with the coronavirus outbreak.

Liebherr’s maritime manufacturing plant in Rostock has achieved the next milestone in its outstanding heavy lift project.

BIMCO, ICS and other industry partners have teamed up and presented the IMO with a list of recommendations for governments and relevant national authorities on the facilitation of maritime trade during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Port of Antwerp COVID-19 Taskforce confirms that the port continues to work as an essential link for the supply of Belgium and a large part of Europe.

The Port of Corpus Christi continues normal operations and does not anticipate significant impacts by the ‘stay at home’ order recently issued by Nueces County.

Associated British Ports have invested £200 000 in a fleet of electric forklifts to use at the Port of Hull.

The British Ports Association is calling on the UK government to broaden the scope of testing and ensure that those working to keep the country supplied with imported food, energy and medicines are protected.

The Port of Corpus Christi will remain open to provide critical infrastructure services and functions.

The Port of Rotterdam is and remains open for business, despite the far-reaching impact of the coronavirus on society and the economy.

The Port of Antwerp COVID-19 taskforce has recently held its first meeting. It confirmed that the port is considered as essential national infrastructure and is important to keep Belgium and the rest of Europe supplied.

Port workers across the UK are designated as essential key workers to support the national effort to keep the supply chain moving.

The Port of Corpus Christi continues to maintain uninterrupted business operations as it works in close cooperation with federal, state and local governments, as well as industry in the implementation of its COVID-19 response measures.

Port of Antwerp has assured continuity because it plays a crucial role in supplying Belgium and a large part of Europe.