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NewsAPM Terminals inks MoU with Andhra Pradesh to boost port development
APM Terminals has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the government of Andhra Pradesh, India, committing to invest up to USD1 billion to modernise the state’s port and terminal infrastructure.
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NewsBlue Water and K+N on hand to advance wind energy logistics at the port of Neom
Wind energy cargoes have been arriving at the port of Neom in Saudi Arabia in support of renewable energy developments at the Oxagon industrial city. With support from international project logistics specialists Blue Water Shipping and Kuehne+Nagel (K+N), the port has developed its in-house capabilities, training and infrastructure.
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NewsESTA: Red tape risks undermining military mobility goals
The European association of abnormal road transport and mobile cranes (ESTA) has written to the European Commission (EC) in support of the recently published white paper on military mobility. However, for that to be effective, the policy needs to be backed up by action to minimise bureaucracy and harmonise national standards for heavy and abnormal transport.
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NewsCometto equipment called on to install nine railway bridges
Germany’s Hüffermann Krandienst, Eisele and Thömen Spedition have been installing nine new steel superstructures at Ferdinandstor in Hamburg, Germany, calling on Cometto equipment for the job.
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NewsBBC Chartering to open in Madrid
Effective September 1, 2025, multipurpose shipping line BBC Chartering will be present with a wholly owned office in Madrid, serving both Spain and Portugal.
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NewsUAL introduces UAL Caribbean Shuttle
Universal Africa Lines (UAL) has introduced a fixed nine-day service linking Point Lisas in Trinidad & Tobago, Guyana’s Georgetown, and Paramaribo, Suriname. It will handle a variety of cargoes, including breakbulk and ro-ro.
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NewsShortlist spotlight 2025: Overland Transport Provider of the Year
HLPFI reviews the finalists for the 2025 Overland Transport Provider of the Year award, sponsored by Goldhofer.
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NewsCore invests in Edwards Moving and Rigging
Private equity firm Core Industrial Partners has taken a stake in USA-based Edwards Moving and Rigging.
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NewsAsstrA ships power generation equipment from Bangladesh to the USA
Freight forwarder AsstrA-Associated Traffic has shipped a main power generation package and related equipment from Chittagong, Bangladesh to Houston, Texas.
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NewsMelvin departs SC Ports
Barbara Melvin has resigned as president and ceo of South Carolina Ports Authority (SC Ports and will pursue other opportunities).
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NewsTGP delivers transformers, wraps up wind energy project
Trans Global Projects (TGP) has transported three 113-tonne transformers, plus accessories, from Brazil to Canada. Separately, the project forwarder has also handled the delivery of wind turbines from China to Vietnam.
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NewsProtranser ships workover rigs from China to Kuwait
China-headquartered project logistics firm Protranser has delivered workover rigs from Lianyungang, China to Kuwait.
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NewsHanseatic Global Terminals appoints Klein
Rotterdam-headquartered Hanseatic Global Terminals has appointed Benoît Klein as managing director for Compagnie Nouvelle de Manutentions Portuaires (CNMP) Le Havre, France, effective September 1, 2025.
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NewsHPL One appoints Kazar as country manager
Dubai-headquartered HPL One has appointed Erkan Kazar as country manager for Türkiye.
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NewsCadeler selected for Formosa 4 T&I scope
Synera Renewable Energy (SRE) has selected offshore installation contractor Cadeler for the transport and installation of Siemens Gamesa 14 MW turbines for the Formosa 4 offshore wind farm in Taiwan.
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NewsTauranga’s planned Stella Passage under review
An expert panel has been appointed to examine the port of Tauranga’s Stella Passage development as part of New Zealand’s fast-track approval process.
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NewsHarlyn to move into historic port of Blyth site
UK-based Harlyn Solutions is moving its headquarters to the former Blyth Harbour Commissioners office, at the port of Blyth.
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NewsSwire Projects transports gas equipment from Malaysia to Australia
Multipurpose operator Swire Projects has transported five gas metering skids, plus accessories, from Port Klang, Malaysia to Dampier, Western Australia.
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NewsThe Great Church Walk: Mammoet moves 20th century structure in Sweden
Mammoet has relocated the Kiruna Church, one of Sweden’s most treasured architectural landmarks built in the early 20th century. The operation, which took place over two days, required over 1,000 hours of planning and engineering, with the move being dubbed ‘The Great Church Walk’.
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NewsShortlist spotlight 2025: Innovation Award
HLPFI reviews the finalists for the 2025 Innovation Award, sponsored by Denzai.