Dry bulk shiploading news
Eva Bulker hard at work
J. Lauritzen’s Eva Bulker has been hard at work loading logs directly out of the water at the inner Anchorage of Prince Rupert in British Columbia.
New 2000 tph shiploader for MV Cargo and Cargill
The shiploader installation is almost completed at the Port of Yuzhny.
Port of Silloth has record year for cargo handling
This year the port handled a total of around 156 000 t of cargo, representing nearly a 20% growth in tonnage volumes since 2017.
Karmsund signs contract with Liebherr for mobile harbour crane
The agreement involves the acquisition of a LHM 550 mobile harbour crane with delivery in April 2019 to Haugesund Cargo Terminals, Husøy, Norway.
Altura commences shiploading of high-grade lithium concentrate
The maiden shipment will total approximately 5000 dry t and is bound for Chinese-based offtake partner Lionergy.
Breakbulk solution optimises cargo stowage
MacGregor is offering breakbulk owners and operators a platform to optimally plan the stowage of breakbulk cargoes.
LASE installs 3D laser measurement systems at the Ponta de Madeira Port
LASE has finished another follow-up order for 3D laser measurement systems for rail wagon unloaders at Vale in Sao Luis, Brazil.
Siwertell secures shiploading order for Boliden Tara Mines
Siwertell has designed a new triple-enclosed loading system for eco-friendly ore handling operations in Ireland.
Peel Ports London Medway invests in grain facilities
Peel Ports has recently invested a total of £5.4 million to upgrade its handling and storage facilities at the Port of Sheerness, strengthening its existing proposition for Kent’s established grain market.
Canada Government in talks with regional First Nations about Ridley Terminals divestiture
The Government of Canada has announced consultations with six First Nations in the Prince Rupert area in advance of a potential sale of Ridley Terminals Inc.