World News – Page 43
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NewsUK port berth development
A port on the UK’s south coast is undergoing a £26 million berth development
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NewsPort of Liverpool strike confirmed
Strike action will go ahead at the Port of Liverpool in the UK, confirms the Unite union
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NewsNew decommissioning hub
A new decommissioning hub is set to launch at the Port of Aberdeen, creating up to 50 new jobs
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NewsTuas Port opens
PSA has officially opened Tuas Port, with the first of three berths now operational
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NewsFelixstowe strike causes delays
Length of container stays at Felixstowe almost doubles during eight day walkout
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NewsFirst China-Scotland service
The first-ever direct container service connecting China and Scotland has berthed at Greenock Ocean Terminal
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NewsEquipped for growth
A European operator is turning to semi-automated port equipment to push ahead with future growth.
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NewsUK port on track for net-zero
A port in England’s north west is on track to become one of the first in the UK to be carbon neutral
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NewsEuropean congestion update
Congestion at key German ports continues despite an improving picture across the rest of Europe
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NewsFelixstowe strike begins
An eight day walk-out at Felixstowe will cost a ‘stack of money’ warn hauliers
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NewsMulti million terminal development
A new deal has been inked for a multi million dollar terminal development in Egypt
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NewsTransnet partner shortlist
Transnet shortlists respondents from the request for qualifications process for two key South African ports
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NewsHybrid straddle carriers
Three new hybrid straddle carriers are set to help a Florida terminal reduce fuel costs and emissions
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NewsIncrease in trade at London Medway
Congestion at Dover is pushing up demand for London Medway’s unaccompanied freight service between the UK and France
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NewsMalaysian port increases throughput
A focus on digitalisation and sustainability has helped a port become the first in Malaysia to exceed 1 million teu per month
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NewsStrike talks end without deal
Talks to avert an eight-day strike at the UK’s busiest freight port have ended without a deal
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NewsStrike action at Felixstowe
Union says that the port has ‘prioritised delivering multimillion-pound dividends rather than paying its workers a decent wage’
