All Ports and terminals articles – Page 603
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GAC Russia restructures to serve new markets
February -13-Global forwarding company GAC Group has made strategic organisational changes to its Russian operations to improve the services it offers to the country's fast growing offshore sector.
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Duluth seeks share of federal stimulus
February -13- With the USD789 billion US federal stimulus bill expected to be signed Monday, many local government agencies already have their hands out.
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Antwerp cultivates project cargo interest
March 13 - As part of its programme of regular meetings with ports in the European hinterland, Antwerp Port Authority held a Port Day in Valenciennes, northern France, organised in collaboration with the chambers of commerce in Valenciennes, Avesnes and C
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Aspen trails new 13-axle transporter
February -13-Aspen's Custom Trailers' new 13-axle transporter is its most versatile heavy haul transporter ever, says a company spokesperson.
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Wrap up warm to save the environment
February -12- Friday the 13th is a spooky date that can send a shiver down anyone's back.
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Record year for Wilh Wilhelmsen as high and heavy comes to its rescue
February -12-The Wilh Wilhelmsen (WW) maritime group achieved an operating income of USD3.4 billion in 2008, up by more than 25ompared with 2007's USD2.7 billion.
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Eurotunnel fully reopen
February -11-After only three and a half months of work, Eurotunnel is, once again, fully open.
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Dockwise helps UK's Royal Navy
February -11- An ill-fated UK Royal Navy ship is to be returned to the UK for repair by heavy lift shipping line, Dockwise.
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Crowley delivers incinerator
February 10 - Florida-based Crowley Maritime Corporation's logistics and liner services groups completed the transport of an incinerator to Tortola, British Virgin Islands (BVI) to replace the island's existing trash disposal unit.
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Christopherson takes helm at Port of Stockton
February -10-Gary Christopherson has been elected as chairman of the Stockton Port District Board of Port Commissioners.
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Bullish results for Volga-Dnepr Group
February -10-Volga-Dnepr Group has announced a bullish result for 2008 after seeing a 46 0ncrease in sales over 2007 from its charter and scheduled air cargo services. Revenue for the year rose to USD 1.4 billion.
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Crowley transports childcare buildings to Puerto Rico
February -10- Florida-based Crowley Maritime Corporation is set to transport more than a dozen new, modular childcare buildings from the US mainland to Fort Buchanan, Puerto Rico.
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AFP cements success with project shipment to Tanzania
February -10- Durban-based project cargo forwarder Access Freight Projects (AFP) has been involved in the delivery of a cement plant ex Mumbai to Tanga, Tanzania on behalf of a Kenyan mining and cement manufacturer.
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Barcelona Metro expansion supported by heavy lift movement
February -9- A vital tunnel boring machine (TBM) and ancillary equipment totalling 6,000 cubic metres has been moved from Germany to Barcelona.
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Logfret Middle East's project team awarded for gas pipeline effort
February -9- Project cargo forwarder, Logfret's Middle East project team has been rewarded for their achievement in the preliminary phase of the Taweela Fujeirah Gas Pipeline (TFP) project.
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Arnaud wins chemical factory project work
February -9- Lisbon-based forwarder Arnaud Logis SA will provide project logistics services for the construction of a chemical factory in Sines, Portugal.
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The Freight Company adds staff and launches new logo
February -9- The Freight Company (TFC) has launched a new corporate identity and taken on two managers in key positions in Vietnam and China.
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Hamburg nears double-digit export growth in 2008
February -9- The Port of Hamburg enjoyed bullish project cargo activity last year, recording growth in both import and export movements leading to an overall increase in volume over 2007's total.
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Eurosib-Logistics in production line move
February 06 - Eurosib-Logistics, the Russian member of the Project Professionals Group (PPG), has completed the shipment of a production line for car radiators from Japan and China to Nizhny Novgorod in Russia.
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A new and enjoyable on-line read
February 06 - The entire back issues of HLPFI are now available on our website in an easy-to-read page-turning format.