Dry cargo news

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.

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 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.

A new Bruks Siwertell system has expanded the truck-receiving facilities at Enviva’s Greenwood, South Carolina plant.

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.

CN has announced the launch of its new inland distribution terminal in New Richmond, WI.

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.

BHP has awarded its first LNG supply agreement for five LNG-fuelled Newcastlemax iron-ore bulk carriers to Shell.

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.