US dry bulk news
Featured Article: A North American Forecast
Nikhil Kaitwade, Future Market Insights, India, examines the North American dry bulk market with a focus on the changing scenario, trends, challenges, and future outlook.
Eagle Transport Corp. acquires Bulk Carriers, Inc.
Eagle Transport Corp. has announced its acquisition of Bulk Carriers, Inc., which has provided quality dry bulk transportation services to a variety of regional industries since 1998.
Bruks conveyor technology ordered for US clinker operations
Bruks Siwertell has secured an order for a comprehensive conveyor system package from Borton LC for the Capitol Aggregates’ cement manufacturing facility.
Pangaea adds capacity with acquisition of dry bulk vessel
Pangaea Logistics Solutions Ltd. has announced its acquisition of a 61 000 dwt dry bulk vessel from the second-hand market for US$26.6 million.
Terex MP announces purchase of MARCO Conveyors
Terex MP has announced the purchase of MARCO, a manufacturer of bulk material handling conveyors, based in Mt Vernon, Missouri.
Enstructure acquires Richardson Companies, further expands Gulf Coast terminal network
Enstructure, a leading US marine terminal and logistics company, has announced that it has acquired Richardson Companies.
AAR reports US and North American rail traffic for February
The Association of American Railroads (AAR) has reported on the weekly rail traffic for North America in the last week of February, as well as the total US volumes for February 2023.
CD Terminal and MacroSource enter long-term storage and handling agreement
CD Terminal recently entered into a long-term storage and handling agreement at its newly acquired bulk terminal in Savage, Minnesota, with MacroSource LLC.
IntelliTrans and AllTranstek to improve rail car maintenance tracking
IntelliTrans has announced a partnership with AllTranstek, LLC, to improve rail car maintenance tracking.
Port of South Louisiana sees milestone growth in tonnage
In 2022, the Port of South Louisiana saw an annual increase in tonnage of nearly 10 million t of cargo – the first year it had seen a net increase since 2017.