Dry bulk shiploading news

Port of Sunderland recently undertook two tandem lift projects in two days, using its pair of Liebherr 420 harbour mobile cranes.

The Port of Mackay is set to benefit from more than AUS$17 million investment in infrastructure projects over the next year, in a boost for its local economy.

Future Market Insights has launched its latest ‘Bulk Terminal Market’ report, featuring insights into the growing prominence of automation, expansion in the trade of minor bulks, and the impacts of COVID-19.

Fullen Dock & Warehouse has announced the appointment of Greg Hutchison as its President.

The Indian Register of Shipping has commended Kanagawa Dockyard on the successful delivery of its Dolphin No. 29 tug to Adani Vizhinjam Port.

The Shakhtersk Coal Seaport, which is part of the Eastern Mining Company, has loaded its 100th coal bulk carrier since the opening of the latest navigation season.

Port of Hamburg, Germany’s largest universal port, has reported reduced seaborne cargo throughput due to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic.

UK-based PD Ports is celebrating the official opening of a multi-million pound bulks handling facility at Teesport, which marks an important milestone in the revival of the Tees Valley.

FESCO Transportation Group has moved six Konecranes rubber tyred gantry cranes (E-RTG) from the Port of Ust-Luga to the Port of St Petersburg.

The Port of Cardiff, owned and operated by Associated British Ports (ABP), has signed a new long-term lease with Stone Supplies Ltd, a leading Welsh supplier of bulk aggregate, sand, and decorative stone.