Dry bulk shiploading news

Martin Engineering recently upgraded the conveyors at the T-Gra~o Cargo terminal, in order to facilitate better control over fugitive material and to mitigate the release of airborne particles.

EastGate has released a report outlining key drivers of the dry bulk shipping market as the end of 2020 draws near, as well as challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for dry bulk players.

Port of Newcastle has called for Expressions of Interest (EOIs) for the supply of two mobile harbour cranes as part of its long-term diversification program.

TAKRAF, along with its integrated product brand DELKOR, has released details of its plans to revise its branding to operate as TAKRAF Group.

Cleveland Cascades has recently dispatched two systems for shiploading in Nigeria.

To provide ship’s masters and crew with an understanding of different ventilation requirements for bulk cargoes, INTERCARGO, The Standard Club, and DNV GL have launched a new ventilation guide.

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.

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.

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.