by Manik Mehta Jun 27, 2023
Gdansk Port’s third terminal is seen as a “game changer” for strengthening port’s claim of being Baltic’s container hub
New container terminal can receive mega-sized container ships.
Port of Hamburg tackles congestion
Port of Hamburg resorted to using feeder ships, instead of trucks, to transfer containers between terminals to reduce congestion.Port of Hamburg resorted to using feeder ships, instead of trucks, to transfer containers between terminals to reduce congestion.
Bremen’s Neustadt port aggressively pushes breakbulk cargo traffic
BremenInvest, the investment and business promoting agency of the North German city of Bremen, touts Bremen’s ports as the “region’s engine for trade and industry”
Breakbulk Middle East highlights significance of the Gulf ports
Event underscored women’s empowerment, education, digitalization and connectivity.
Southeast Asian ports hopeful of post-pandemic surge in breakbulk demand
ASEAN ports are growing, and breakbulk is a big contributor.
Germany’s burgeoning “halal” niche market forges new link in supply chain
“Halal Logistics” caters to the growing demand for halal products among the Muslim population in Germany.
Conference tackles big questions facing steel industry
From port congestion and infrastructure bill to “Green Steel” – SSS Conference in Miami tackles a myriad of issues affecting steel industry and trade
Long Beach Port Executive Director hails President Biden’s Infrastructure Bill as “breath of fresh air”, cargo volume to surge in 2021
Mario Cordero, the executive director of Port of Long Beach, welcomed President Joe Biden’s $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, adding that “we have an administration who talks about ports”. While presenting the infrastructure plan, President Biden had announced that the plan would also include ports besides building highways and bridges.
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