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NewsAAL completes landmark 16-barge move, signals South America push
Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has completed one of its most complex engineering operations to date, transporting 16 barges with a combined volume of 80,000 freight tons on a single sailing from Brazil to Uruguay.
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Newsdeugro delivers 85,500 cu m of critical cargo to Ineos Project One
Project freight forwarder deugro has completed the transport of some 85,500 cu m of oversized and heavy lift components to Ineos Project One in Antwerp. The multi-origin programme proved particularly complex, with last-minute cargo additions and routing changes.
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NewsMultisec modular spreader beams obtain DNV approval
Multisec’s modular spreader beam range has received DNV type approval, certifying that the equipment meets the highest international standards for safety, engineering integrity, and offshore use.
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NewsSenior changes at ICS
The Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers (ICS) has made alterations to its senior team following its controlling council meeting in Hong Kong.
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NewsGeodis signs agreement with Atlas Air and mas
Global logistics provider Geodis has signed a strategic interline agreement with cargo airlines Atlas Air and mas, expanding its airfreight network across South America.
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NewsJelaca to head up Ares Group
Ares Group has promoted Davorin Jelaca to ceo. The company siad the appointment comes as demand surges for specialised oversized transport, heavy haul engineering, and end-to-end project logistics across Australia’s energy and infrastructure sectors.
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NewsNorden snaps up South Africa’s Taylor Maritime
Danish shipping group Norden has acquired the cargo activities of Taylor Maritime in South Africa.
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NewsTsika promoted at Allelys
UK-based transport engineering specialist Allelys has promoted Garnaud Tsika to senior commercial manager.
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NewsIndustry bodies issue updated security threat overview
A coalition of shipping associations has issued an updated Maritime Industry Security Threat Overview (MISTO), reflecting the latest developments across the Red Sea, Gulf of Aden and Northwest Indian Ocean.
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NewsBriese Schiffahrt takes delivery of 50th LS 250 ship crane
Germany-based shipping firm Briese Schiffahrt has taken delivery of its 50th LS 250 ship crane from Liebherr, which offers a lifting capacity of 250 tonnes. The crane will be installed on the BBC Shanghai vessel.
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Newsdeugro shuffles North American leadership team
Project freight forwarder deugro has shuffled its North American leadership team with Jeff Smith becoming vice president and country manager of deugro USA.
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NewsLogistics Plus opens second Spanish office
Logistics Plus has opened a second Spanish office, in Madrid, which will be headed up by Amparo Buenache.
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NewsIscotrans delivers offshore crane from Rotterdam to Las Palmas
Italy-headquartered freight forwarder Iscotrans has delivered a 90-tonne offshore crane from Rotterdam, the Netherlands to Las Palmas, Spain.
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NewsMammoet retrieves landlocked barges from Singapore’s first polder
Mammoet has completed the complex recovery and relocation of 12 landlocked barges from the Pulau Tekong polder project – a project that has enabled Singapore to reclaim roughly 800 ha of land from the sea.
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NewsProtranser delivers breakbulk items to South Korea
China-headquartered freight forwarder Protranser has delivered four moulds, with a total weight of 372 tonnes, from China to South Korea.
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NewsWind Mover delivered ahead of schedule
Offshore installation specialist Cadeler has taken delivery of Wind Mover, the 10th wind turbine installation vessel to join the company’s growing fleet.
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NewsStena and ABP to develop ro-ro terminal at Immingham
Swedish shipping firm Stena Line and UK port operator Associated British Ports (ABP) will start work on a new ro-ro terminal at the port of Immingham in North Lincolnshire, UK.
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NewsFaber appointed at Alexander Maritime Service
Alexander Maritime Service (AMS) has appointed Christian Faber as managing director.
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NewsBertling wraps up pair of deliveries
Bertling Logistics has wrapped up two separate deliveries, the first a breakbulk transport from South Korea to Singapore, while the second involved moving heavy HVAC equipment within Florida, USA.
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NewsDAKO transports quintet of ship engines to Italian shipyard
Project freight forwarder DAKO Worldwide Transport has delivered five ship engines from Mannheim, Germany, to a shipyard in northern Italy.