Grain cargo news
Protecting crops at all costs
In order to comply with legislation and safeguard processing equipment, Cimbria has recently introduced the new infrared spark detection system called CIM-Safe.
T-Ports provides update on Lucky Bay project
The Lucky Bay project, a terminal for grain storage and export, is located on the Eyre peninsula in South Australia.
SAMSON Materials Handling develops new range of mobile loading facilities
The STORMAJOR® comes in three types, each designed for receiving, loading and stockpiling specific dry bulk materials.
CP President and CEO issues statement on Canadian grain train derailment
As a westbound grain train was making its way toward Vancouver, it derailed in between the Upper and Lower Spiral Tunnels just east of Field, B.C.
CTA investigates Vancouver rail service issues; Canadian Pacific responds
Canadian Pacific takes great exception to having the company included in a formal investigation into rail service in the Lower Mainland, Vancouver.
CBH Group’s rail fleet marks milestone
The company has now transported over 50 million t of grain on its rail fleet since 2012.
Carbo Rail strengthens its market position
Since the beginning of January 2019, the rail carrier Carbo Rail has used two more leased dry bulk locomotives.
New 2000 tph shiploader for MV Cargo and Cargill
The shiploader installation is almost completed at the Port of Yuzhny.
GrainsConnect Canada to be partner in Fraser Grain Terminal
Fraser Grain Terminal in Vancouver, Canada, will become a 50-50 joint venture between GrainsConnect Canada and Parrish & Heimbecker.
International Grains Council has meeting in Paris
The latest supply and demand outlook and market developments for grains, rice and oilseeds were assessed, while recent changes in national policies and administrative matters were considered.