Latest news – Page 495
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NewsCEVA names Sauzedde
CEVA Logistics has appointed Guillaume Sauzedde as managing director of its Central and Eastern Europe cluster.
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NewsConceptum opens in Toronto
Conceptum Logistics has strengthened its presence in the North American market by opening an office in Toronto, Canada.
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NewsFIATA offers advice on container demurrage and detention
The International Federation of Freight Forwarders Association's (FIATA) Multimodal Transport Institute Working Group Sea has released its first best practice guide focusing on the charging of demurrage and detention.
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NewsHarren & Partner sells CFS
Spain’s Pérez y Cía is set to acquire CFS Caribbean Feeder Services from German shipping company Harren & Partner.
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NewsPort crane set to come crashing down
Later this month, the USA-based heavy lift and engineered transport company, Global Rigging and Transport (GRT) is set to use unconventional methods to remove a heavily corroded ship-to-shore (STS) crane at the port of San Juan in Puerto Rico.
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NewsAAL gets to grips with pipeline project
AAL, in cooperation with Australian logistics provider Qube, discharged of 24,996 steel coated pipes in Darwin using a vacuum lifting system.
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NewsDSV confirms offer to CEVA Logistics was rejected
Denmark’s fast-growing logistics group DSV has issued an official statement confirming that its recent offer to takeover CEVA Logistics was rejected by the CEVA board.
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NewsAqualis Offshore completes Bahrain floatover
Aqualis Offshore has completed the floatover installation of a 7,000 tonne topside structure, offshore Bahrain.
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NewsBoskalis nominates van Noort
Royal Boskalis Westminster (Boskalis) has nominated Carlo van Noort for appointment as its chief financial officer (cfo).
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NewsLucky seven for Gruas Aguilar
Spain-based crane and heavy haulage contractor Gruas Aguilar has modernised its fleet with the purchase of seven Liebherr mobile and crawler cranes.
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NewsMammoet skids out St. Jacques bridge
Mammoet has successfully completed the load-out and installation of the St. Jacques bridge in Montreal, Canada.
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NewsNew partners at Forth Ports
Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) has sold minority stakes in UK port owner and operator Forth Ports to its investment partners GLIL Infrastructure (GLIL), First State Super, and Construction and Building Unions Superannuation (Cbus
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NewsABC picks Liège for European hub
Russian freighter operator AirBridgeCargo Airlines (ABC) has signed a ten-year lease agreement with Liège Airport that will see it set up its European hub at the Belgian gateway.
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NewsALS joint effort sends cable reels to China
Abnormal Load Services (ALS) is coordinating the delivery two large cable reels to China, with combined efforts from the company’s UK, Netherlands and Italy branches.
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NewsOuyang launches offshore wind installer
China-headquartered Ouyang Offshore has launched its newbuild wind turbine installation vessel, OuYang 1, at Dayang Offshore Equipment’s shipyard in Jiangsu, China.
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NewsSarens enters Taiwanese market
In a bid to capitalise on the country’s emerging wind energy industry, Sarens has established a new company in Taiwan.
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NewsTower Cranes takes Terex delivery
New Zealand’s Tower Cranes NZ has taken delivery of a Demag AC 130-5 all-terrain crane.
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NewsXL Lifts to distribute eBull
Wiggins Lift Company has selected XL Lifts to distribute its Wiggins Yard eBull – one of the first large-capacity, zero-emission forklifts manufactured exclusively in the USA.
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NewsDrewry sees improving prospects for the multipurpose sector
Surging growth in renewable energy generation around the world and a construction boom in southeast Asia that is expected to run for the next ten years bode well for multipurpose shipping fleet, says Drewry.
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NewsC.H. Robinson opens in Cologne
C.H. Robinson has expanded its footprint in Germany with the opening of an office in Cologne, its sixth location in the country.