Grain cargo news

The volume of cargo that arrives and leaves the ports of Paraná by rail increased by 6.4% in the first four months of 2022, compared to the same period last year.

CD Cargo, in cooperation with other partners, has taken the first train with corn from the Ukraine to the German port of Brake.

The first oceangoing vessel of the 2022 maritime shipping season is scheduled to arrive in the Port of Duluth-Superior.

National Grain Company, a joint venture between SALIC and Bahri, and HAIF Trading & Construction Company have signed a construction agreement for a grains terminal in Yanbu Commercial Port.

Lloyd’s Register has awarded Approval in Principle to Egil Ulvan Rederi AS for its zero-emission self-discharging hydrogen-fuelled bulk carrier, With Orca.

The Maputo and Matola Drybulk Terminals, the sub-concessions of the Maputo Port Development Company, are considering the expansion of their footprint.

HOPA Ports saw a total of 11.2 million million t of cargo through Hamilton and Oshawa ports during the 2021 shipping season, up 9% from the same time period the previous year.

Bedeschi S.p.A. has announced that it will take over Berga Golfetto Sangati bulk handling activities from Golfetto Sangati srl.

20.4 million t of iron ore transited Duluth-Superior during the 2021 season, while grain dropped to 808 498 t.

AGI has announced that the Fraser Grain Terminal is now fully operational as a state-of-the-art, industry leading facility.