Logistics news – Page 115
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WCTS to cover 'disruptive' changes
September 28 - Mammoet ceo Jan Kleijn will use his keynote address at the upcoming World Crane & Transport Summit (WCTS) to ask if the industry is fully prepared for potentially "disruptive" changes in technology and business environments.
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Kaleido makes offshore move
September 25 - Kaleido Logistics has coordinated the transport of an over-dimensional auxiliary structure for the offshore industry from the Spanish port of Vigo to Norway.
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Miura joins Freeport
September 24 - Port Freeport has welcomed Jason Miura as its new director of business and economic development.
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Nielsen steels ahead
September 24 - Copenhagen based Nielsen Freight has coordinated the shipment of two large stainless steel tanks, used in the production of salmon oil, from Denmark to Norway.
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Saipem 7000 makes Dutch call
September 24 - Crane vessel Saipem 7000 has arrived in Eemshaven from Norway, where it will remain moored until the end of the year under the agency of Marico, which was acquired by Broekman Logistics last year.
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Allseas asks Churchill
September 23 - Allseas Global Logistics has appointed Terry Churchill as its new general manager, based in the UK.
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BNSF reforms North America
September 23 - BNSF Logistics Toronto has worked together with BNSF Logistics' Global Project Centre in Houston to coordinate the transport of a 288-tonne reformer from the Port of Houston to the Nat Gasoline site in Beaumont, Texas.
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AGL in compressor move
September 22 - Alexander Global Logistics (AGL) has coordinated the transport of a number of compressor units from Germany to the Russian Republic of Tartastan by road.
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StreamLines appoints Scandi agent
September 22 - Curaçao based specialist cargo carrier StreamLines has appointed Scandinavian Shipping & Logistics as its agent in Norway, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania.
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Trams travel to Ecuador
September 22 - SDV Industrial Projects and Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) have worked together to transport 14 Alstom trams from France to Ecuador, for use in the Cuenca UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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WWL in CIS expansion
September 22 - Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) has opened a new office in Baku, Azerbaijan to meet the growing need for logistics providers in the Caucasus region.
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Gruber takes train home
September 18 - Intertransport Gruber has coordinated the transport of a 65-year-old railcar from Dessau to its original home in Elze, Germany.
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AGL returns to Russia
September 18 - Alexander Global Logistics (AGL) has coordinated the transport of project cargo from Germany and Italy to Kirov, Russia for a stand cold rolling tandem mill.
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CEA Projects drinks up
September 18 - CEA Project Logistics (CEA Projects) has completed the transportation, lifting and installation of several distillation column, evaporator and fan components for a drinks manufacturer in Bang Nam Priao, Thailand.
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Alstom begins Ituango delivery
September 18 - Alstom has commenced the transportation of approximately 2,500 units of equipment for the Ituango hydroelectric project in Colombia.
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Logistics Plus opens in Dubai
September 17 - Logistics Plus has opened a new office in Dubai, the UAE.
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X2 to meet in Bangkok
September 17 - X2 Group of Professional Logistics Networks is holding its third annual conference from February 20 - 24, 2016 in Bangkok, Thailand.
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Meriaura adds ship and staff
September 17 - Finnish shipping company Meriaura has added the 4,500 dwt general cargo vessel Steenbank to its fleet.
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SDV to up Le Havre operations
September 15 - Bolloré Logistics subsidiary SDV Logistique Internationale has signed an agreement with Haropa for the construction of a 36,000 sq m logistics hub at the Parc Logistique du Pont de Normandie 2 (PLPN2) platform in the Port of Le Havre.
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Bahrain welcomes Petrology
September 15 - Petrology - a joint venture between Almajdouie Logistics, De Rijke and Sumitomo Warehouse - has opened an office in Bahrain.