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NewsMultipurpose terminal proposed at Matadi
AD Ports Group has signed a preliminary agreement to develop and operate a multipurpose terminal at the port of Matadi in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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NewsAGLPA looks to connect Great Lakes and inland waterways
The American Great Lakes Ports Association (AGLPA) will begin a comprehensive market analysis aimed at expanding cargo movement between the Great Lakes and the inland waterways system in the USA.
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NewsContainers up, steel down at Port Houston
Port Houston reported a record-breaking year for container handling in 2025, but steel and other general cargo volumes took a hit over the year.
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NewsWallenius Wilhelmsen commences operations of Gothenburg terminal
Ro-ro shipping specialist Wallenius Wilhelmsen has begun operating the port of Gothenburg car terminal, now named Gothenburg International Auto & Ro-Ro Terminal (GIART).
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NewsMarchand-Savoie promoted at Logistec
North American marine service specialist Logistec has promoted François Marchand-Savoie to regional sales director for Canada and the US Midwest.
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NewsSeaboard Marine takes delivery of trio of LHM 550 MHCs
USA-headquartered Seaboard Marine has taken delivery of three Liebherr LHM 550 mobile harbour cranes (MHCs) that will be deployed at its terminals in Miami and Houston.
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NewsBush joins Everett Seaport as commercial strategy officer
Port of Everett Seaport in the USA has appointed Chris Bush as its commercial strategy officer.
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NewsGeneral cargoes resilient at Antwerp-Bruges
The port of Antwerp-Bruges ended 2025 with total maritime throughput of 266.5 million tonnes, a 4.1 percent decline compared with 2024, yet general cargo flows held up well.
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NewsTraffic proves resilient at Brunswick and Savannah
Georgia Ports Authority said traffic at the ports of Savannah and Brunswick proved resilient in 2025.
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Newsdeugro deploys customised straddle carrier at Texas terminal
Project forwarder deugro has added a straddle carrier to its Cedar-Port Operations and Logistics Terminal (COLT) in Baytown, Texas.
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NewsABP and Esbjerg set CCS framework
Denmark’s Port Esbjerg and Associated British Ports (ABP) have signed a memorandum of understanding to make it easier and more affordable to move captured CO2 between the UK and mainland Europe.
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NewsJacoba joins Ports of Indiana
Ports of Indiana has appointed Brady Jacoba to the newly created role of chief commercial officer.
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NewsYucatán places order for Gottwald ESP.7 MHC duo
Mexico’s Terminal de Contenedores de Yucatán (APM Terminals Yucatán) has ordered two Konecranes Gottwald ESP.7 mobile harbour cranes (MHCs), with delivery to Puerto Progreso slated for September 2026.
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NewsGalveston commits USD106 million to expand breakbulk infrastructure
The port of Galveston in Texas, USA, is investing USD106 million to improve breakbulk cargo handling infrastructure, with key upgrades slated for this year.
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NewsISLA strengthens offshore wind capabilities at the port of Augusta
Logistics provider and stevedoring company Italian Shipping & Logistics Agency (ISLA) has been busy supporting wind energy projects at ports across Italy. At the port of Augusta, plans are afoot to transform the port into a major Mediterranean hub for offshore wind logistics and project cargo.
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NewsDP World Constanța adds pair of LHM 600s
DP World Constanța in Romania has added two Liebherr LHM 600 mobile harbour cranes (MHCs), opening up further opportunities to handle project cargo and breakbulk.
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NewsRotterdam to build defence terminal, install shore power systems
A 15-hectare terminal is to be developed at Maasvlakte 2 in the Port of Rotterdam for the Dutch Ministry of Defence. Separately, through its Rotterdam Shore Power (RSP) joint venture with Eneco, the port selected ABB to engineer and construct shore power systems at the port.
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NewsKrawutschke named managing director of HPC
Hamburger Hafen und Logistik (HHLA) appointed Patrick Krawutschke as managing director of Hamburg Port Consulting (HPC), effective January 1, 2026.
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NewsStella Passage development delay impacting trade, claims Tauranga CEO
According to the ceo of the port of Tauranga, Leonard Samspon, a lack of infrastructure development approval – chiefly for the Stella Passage project – is proving harmful to shipping in New Zealand and, more broadly, the country’s economy.
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NewsPort of Chioggia’s Goliath cranes near completion
The first of two 800-tonne rail-mounted Goliath cranes destined for Italy’s port of Chioggia is nearing completion.