Logistics news – Page 22
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NewsRhenus USA expands in Los Angeles
Rhenus Logistics has expanded its footprint in the Americas and relocated its branch office in Los Angeles, California.
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News3p Logistics coordinates turbine move
3p Logistics has coordinated the transport of a gas turbine from Ukraine to Dalian, China, via the port of Gdansk in Poland.
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NewsCMA CGM moves forward with Bolloré Logistics acquisition
CMA CGM has moved forward with the acquisition of Bolloré Group’s transport and logistics activities and committed to purchase Bolloré Logistics for an enterprise value of EUR5 billion (USD5.5 billion).
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NewsAirland coordinates mining cargo deliveries to Western Australia
Airland Logistics has coordinated the delivery of 4,300 cu m of mining equipment from Malaysia to Western Australia.
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NewsManfred Müller passes suddenly
Manfred Müller, ceo of EMS-Fehn-Group, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, May 2, at the age of 56.
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NewsMammoet hauls gas turbines with Goldhofer equipment
Tasked with transporting gas turbines weighing up to 517 tonnes from the port of Bautino, Kazakhstan, to the Sirdarya combined-cycle power plant in Shirin, Uzbekistan, Mammoet called upon THP/SL heavy-duty modules from Goldhofer.
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NewsProtranser handles tank delivery
China-based Protranser has coordinated the delivery of three tanks from Zhangjiagang to a hydrogen plant project in Leipzig, Germany.
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NewsEgytrans to acquire NOSCO
Egytrans, a leading logistics and transportation solutions provider, has agreed to acquire 99.9 percent of the share capital in Egyptian specialised transport provider National Transport and Overseas Services Company (NOSCO).
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NewsWebuild preparing for Ukrainian reconstruction
Webuild, an Italian construction company, has signed a memorandum of collaboration with Ukrhydroenergo, the main hydropower plant operator in Ukraine. The parties expect to cooperate on the construction of new power infrastructure over the next three years.
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NewsUTC coordinates complex airfreight shipment
UTC Overseas has coordinated an airfreight shipment from Egypt to Chicago, USA.
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NewsSingh joins Red Wolf Global
Thailand-headquartered Red Wolf Global has appointed Nilesh Vikram Singh as its projects business development manager and industrial projects team leader.
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NewsALS completes oversize hat-trick
Ro-ro operator Wallenius Wilhelmsen, in combination with its logistics division ALS, is coordinating the port handling and transport of 35,000 cu m of project cargo from Slovenia to Hungary.
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NewsTotal Movements exports transformers to Tanzania
India-headquartered Total Movements moved eight transformers, as well as their accessories and oil drums, from a factory on India’s west coast to Tanzania.
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NewsBIFA bolsters training portfolio with Wilkinson promotion
The British International Freight Association (BIFA) – the trade association that represents UK freight forwarding and logistics businesses – has appointed Graeme Wilkinson as its training development manager.
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NewsDutch Cory team debuts with barge transport project
It did not take long for the new Cory Brothers team in Rotterdam to put its skills on show with a shipment of barges destined for the Caribbean.
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NewsESTA award winners revealed in the Netherlands
The winners of the 2023 ESTA Awards of Excellence have been revealed at a ceremony at the Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin in Noordwijk, the Netherlands.
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NewsHuisman and Siemens Gamesa develop stabilising system
Huisman and wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa have worked together to develop a system that will stabilise wind turbine components during installation.
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NewsCrowley officially opens Eureka office
USA-based maritime and logistics company Crowley has held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its wind services office in Eureka, California.
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NewsAprojects handles three locomotives
Aprojects in Germany – formerly Trans-Trading – has coordinated the delivery of three locomotives from Lübeck, Germany, to Hanko, Finland.
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NewsSea Horse Logistics delivers abnormal loads
Uganda-based Sea Horse Logistics has handled the delivery of out-of-gauge (OOG) cargo from Mombasa Port, Kenya, to Luwero, Uganda.