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NewsPrologis Freight imports air-cooled screw chillers from China
Indian logistics service provider and XLP member Prologis Freight has imported three air-cooled screw chillers from Shanghai, China, to Nhava Sheva, India.
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NewsEJMT opens for business
East Java Multipurpose Terminal (EJMT), a part of the International Container Terminal Service (ICTSI), has officially opened for business. EJMT is now East Java’s newest and most advanced gateway.
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NewsMammoet installs 1,150-tonne bridge in northeast England
Mammoet has installed the New Wear footbridge in Sunderland, England.
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NewsABP and Sarens enter into strategic collaboration to support FLOW at Port Talbot
Associated British Ports (ABP) and Sarens have entered into a strategic collaboration to explore solutions for delivering floating offshore wind (FLOW) in the Celtic Sea.
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NewsEuropean heavy transport revisions receive TRAN support
The European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism (TRAN) committee has voted to support Europe-wide revisions of the rules and regulations governing the heavy transport sector.
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NewsCyan Renewables signs MoU with Blue Water Shipping
Cyan Renewables has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Blue Water Shipping.
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NewsAuto-Service Safar uses Tadano cranes to lift 120-tonne boiler
Frankfurt-based crane service provider Auto-Service Safar and Neuwied-based Hack Schwerlast have used two Tadano AC 5.220-1 all-terrain cranes to lift a 120-tonne boiler at Griesheim industrial park.
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NewsGebrüder Weiss expands logistics centre in Tbilisi
International transport and logistics company Gebrüder Weiss has extended its logistics terminal in Tbilisi, Georgia.
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News3P Logistics manages transport of oversized equipment to UAE
In September-October 2024, 3P Logistics Industrial Projects managed the transport of oversized offshore equipment from the Netherlands to the United Arab Emirates.
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NewsAAL Hamburg to deliver barges as part of maiden voyage
AAL Hamburg is to deliver four barges as part of its maiden voyage.
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NewsMammoet constructs temporary bridge in Germany
Mammoet has constructed a temporary three-part bridge over the Main Danube Canal in Nuremberg, Germany.
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NewsHareket unloads generator in Kazakhstan and transports tugboat in Türkiye
Hareket has completed the unloading of a 412-tonne gas turbine generator at Bautino Port, Kazakhstan. The heavy transport engineering firm has also transported a 650-tonne tugboat in Türkiye.
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NewsJumbo transports storage bullets from China to Belgium
Jumbo Maritime has transported five C4 import storage bullets from Zhangjiagang, China, to Antwerp, Belgium.
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NewsEU members vote to impose tariffs on Chinese EVs
The European Union will impose tariffs on Chinese battery electric vehicles (BEVs), Reuters reports.
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NewsUBSL expands services with Caribbean line
UAL BOCS Shipping Line (UBSL) is expanding its services to the Caribbean and the East Coast of South America. This follows years of operating a successful liner service between the Mediterranean and Black Sea to West Africa.
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NewsAF Offshore Decom removes three jackets in North Sea
Oil and gas project contractor AF Offshore Decom has successfully prepared, cut, removed, transported and set down three jackets at an offshore site in the North Sea.
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NewsBerard launches USNS Point Loma
USA-based heavy haulage specialist Berard has launched USNS Point Loma, a 2-200-ton (1,995.8-tonne) expeditionary fast transport (EPF) ship.
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NewsGlobalink delivers transformers from China to Kazakhstan
Globalink Logistics has transported four main body transformers from Wuhan, China, to Osakarovka, Kazakhstan.
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NewsNew marine vessel Ivy joins Fehmarnbelt tunnel project fleet
The Fehmarnbelt tunnel project has welcomed its latest addition to the marine fleet with the introduction of ‘Ivy,’ a vessel designed specifically for transporting and immersing the massive tunnel elements that will form the backbone of the undersea link.
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NewsCakeBoxx appoints Rossel as vice president of product development
USA-based CakeBoxx Technologies has appointed Tobias Rossel as vice president of product development.