Dry cargo news

CBH Group is nearing construction completion of more than 650 000 t of permanent storage as part of the Network Strategy, and more than 900 000 t of emergency storage for the 2018-19 harvest.

The project is a joint initiative of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, Euro-Rhine Group and entrepreneur Geert Van De Ven.

Record trade, infrastructure projects, world-leading environmental research and a busy community sponsorship programme are among key achievements highlighted in North Queensland Bulk Ports’ 2017-18 annual report.

In order to meet the growing demand, the Antwerp Port Authority is promoting the expansion of hinterland connections, especially by rail.

Construction of the first domestic four-track line will last until 2021.

MacGregor is offering breakbulk owners and operators a platform to optimally plan the stowage of breakbulk cargoes.

“This MoU with MTI is a demonstration of our commitment to technical innovation and finding new ways to improve the UK’s supply chains,” says ABP.

The agreement, for as many as 20 years, was approved 16 August by the Manatee County Port Authority, and ensures property lease payments totalling US$1.8 million for the initial five year term, in addition to wharfage payments for annual cargo throughputs.

Close to being a record, the amount of cargo handled at the Port of Belledune in June was a 346 710 t.

New exhibition Antwerp XL has attracted key stakeholders from across the break bulk industry.