Dry cargo news
AAR releases its latest US and North American rail traffic data
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) has reported US and North American rail traffic for the week ending 9 January 2021.
Port of Tilbury begins water-borne coastal deliveries for ADM Erith
The Port of Tilbury and ADM Erith have launched a twice-daily coastal barge operation to deliver oil seed rape along the River Thames.
AAR releases latest US and North American rail traffic data
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) has reported its US and North American rail traffic data for the week ending 2 January 2021 and December 2020.
Baltic Exchange releases data on freight derivative volume trends in 2020
The freight derivatives markets for both tankers and dry cargo vessels saw increased traded volumes in 2020, according to data released by the Baltic Exchange.
EastGate reports Capesize second-hand sales bonanza in 4Q20
According to EastGate, despite a tumultuous operating environment, the interest of market participants in investing in second-hand Capesize tonnage appears to be unabated.
EastGate releases report on the key drivers of the dry bulk shipping market
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.
New Bruks Siwertell system expands Enviva’s truck-receiving facilities
A new Bruks Siwertell system has expanded the truck-receiving facilities at Enviva’s Greenwood, South Carolina plant.
First freight train arrives at HS2’s main construction compound
The first freight train has arrived at HS2’s main construction compound in Buckinghamshire, as preparations continue for the start of construction across the central section of Britain’s new high-speed railway.
New CN terminal deepens network reach in Twin Cities and Midwest
CN has announced the launch of its new inland distribution terminal in New Richmond, WI.
Martin Engineering develops online interactive conveyor training tools
In response to COVID-19, Martin Engineering has developed an array of tools to continue its tradition of educating those who maintain, manage, and design conveyors for industrial operations.