Dry cargo shipping news

The Port of Tyne has announced a £1 million investment in its wood pellet-handling operations.

The Association of Bulk Terminal Operators (ABTO) has released comments and analysis on China’s recent stockpiling, with the country’s imports propping up an overall fall in trade volumes globally.

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.

Anne-Louise Dam-Rasmussen and Nicolai Bro Johncke, NORDEN, Denmark, explain the importance of identifying new opportunities in the dry bulk industry.

The UK Chamber of Shipping has to announced Hadley Shipping Group as the latest organisation to join the Chamber.

Cargill and BAR Technologies have embarked on a strategic project with naval architect Deltamarin to bring cutting edge wind propulsion technology to commercial shipping.

The Port of Rotterdam has reported its latest freight handling throughput results, including figures for 3Q20.

Diana Shipping Inc. has announced that it has signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) to sell a Capesize dry bulk vessel to an unaffiliated third party.

Associated British Ports (ABP) has praised its ports of Ipswich and King’s Lynn for their role in keeping agricultural products moving during the COVID-19 pandemic.

FLSmidth has received an order for its BulkExpert digital solution from an iron ore shipping export terminal customer in Brazil.