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Handling hurdles

In World Fertilizer's November issue, James Luther, Nectar Group, UK, outlined certain fertilizer shipping and handling challenges at developing ports.

 

Partnering in innovation

Amy Duncan, Dos Santos International, USA, outlines an overland conveyor project at a Mexico gold mine.

 

A helping hand

Pietro de Michieli, Bedeschi Spa, Italy, details recent installations that have been helping fertilizer handling across the world.

 
 

Complete control

Richard Willis, Port Solutions Ltd, UK, summarises some of the key functional areas and benefits of using a terminal operating system in dry bulk terminals.

 

Not all doom and gloom

In Dry Bulk Autumn 2016, Jeffrey Landsberg, Managing Director, Commodity Research & Consultancy, USA, surveys Chinese demand for key bulk commodities.

 

India's great expectations

In Dry Bulk Spring, Jeffrey Landsberg, Managing Director, Commodore Research & Consultancy, USA, explains why it is unlikely that India will become an engine for robust growth in the dry bulk market.

 

Port visit: Port of Immingham

In Dry Bulk Spring, Harleigh Hobbs visited ABP's Port of Immingham to discover how its dry bulk facility has developed over the years.

 

MENA emerges as new centre for solid fuel imports

Speakers at Coaltrans World Coal Leaders Network highlighted the growing demand in Turkey and Egypt for imported solid fuels, as the countries look to shed their traditional reliance on natural gas.

 

Steel and the dry bulk market

Growing steel demand has helped the dry bulk sector expand in the recent past. Jeremy Platt and Peter Fish, MEPS, UK, report in Dry Bulk’s Autumn issue.

 
 

CEMA’s January 2016 booked orders decline

The Conveyor Equipment Manufacturers Association (CEMA) reported that its January 2016 booked orders decreased 17.4% compared to January 2015 orders.

 

CP appeals to NS shareholders

Canadian Pacific asks Northern Southern’s shareholders to vote on a resolution to force the US company’s board into merger discussions.