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IMO Secretary-General seeks UN support over “key worker” designation for seafarers
There is an increasing disconnect between the price of thermal coal and liquefied natural gas (LNG) in Asia...
New Dry Bulk Management Standard launched to improve dry bulk vessel and fleet safety
New shipping service gives boost to growing breakbulk segment in Rotterdam
Liebherr’s maritime manufacturing plant in Rostock has achieved the next milestone in its outstanding heavy lift project.
In March 2020, public stevedoring company “Yuzhny” handled 1 m 777,2 thous. tonnes of cargo. This is more than the previous record monthly volume.
South African ports remain open to all types of cargo, although essential goods will be prioritised.
COVID-19 has struck Europe with stunning ferocity. While we do not know how long the crisis will last, we know that the economic impact will be severe.
BIMCO, ICS and other industry partners have teamed up and presented the IMO with a list of recommendations for maritime trade during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Director of ABP Humber, Simon Bird, on Keeping Britain Trading Amidst a Global Pandemic
The Port of Sept-I^les and INREST reaffirm their commitment to strategic research with the arrival of CCGS Amundsen, research icebreaker.
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”If the EU fails to adopt tailor-made sectoral policies and support – beyond its horizontal policies and general support to all sectors – Europe risks to lose its strategic maritime technology sector to Asia..."
Three Cleveland Cascades loading chutes are now in constant use at ADM Ama Louisiana in New Orleans
Excavator buckets are designed to handle a wide range of materials, including grain.
When it comes to addressing the world’s most pressing challenges, it is increasingly clear that collective, coordinated, and global action is not only beneficial.
The health and safety of its employees, customers and partners remains the company’s number one priority and it is working hard to assess and mitigate any risks.
Breakbulk Europe has been postponed until September in light of the global novel coronavirus pandemic. The event will now take place at Messe Bremen in Bremen, Germany, from 29 September to 1 October 2020.
Konecranes to start temporary layoff talks in Finland due to impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
thyssenkrupp to build first industrial-scale plant in Cameroon
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