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Liebherr excels for Oldendorff
Liebherr floating cranes is helping their long term customer to service Vietnamese energy and West African bauxite supply
Bulk bucks Brexit trends
Whilst UK ports have been pre-occupied this year with the implementation of post Brexit trade arrangements for the wider logistics industry and the establishment of freeports, bulk ports and terminals, such as PD Ports' Teesport Bulks Terminal, have continued to invest and grow
Throw technology into the mix
In a new technical paper, Chute Technology has used Discrete Element Modelling (DEM), Heat Transfer Analysis (NASTRAN), and advanced problem solving to redesign ship loading for better material flow, minimised spillage, and improved profitability
The Ten Commitments
New Ocean-going Lakers represent the most efficient vessels to date for Fednav and demonstrate Canada's largest dry bulk shipping group's commitment to the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway
Sennebogen's new generation
Mobile harbour cranes continue to offer high flexibility with relative low operating costs as new generation machines, such as Sennebogen's G series, further enhance bulk terminal efficiency
Efficient, mobile and versatile
Italgru has proven experience in providing specific operational solutions to the cargo handling industry. As the world emerges from the global pandemic, the Bergamo, Northern Italy, based company is succeeding in both domestic and overseas markets
MVTTC gets back to business
Following this year's postponement due to Covid-19, and despite the legacy of Hurricane Ida, the Mississippi Valley Trade and Transport Conference in New Orleans returns in February. MVTTC Chairman, David Ryan recently issued a statement to members and IBJ is pleased to publish it here in full
MAG's success story continues
One of the oldest enterprices in the transport and logistics sector operating in the Polish market, Morska Agencja Gdynja was founded in 1951 and is performing better than ever in its landmark year
Still hungry for what others have
China has largely kept the global trade in commodities afloat during the pandemic
AD Ports' Iraqi collaboration
AD Ports Group, the leading global driver of trade and logistics, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the General Company for Ports of Iraq
Controlling the flow
Engineered flow aids, including a low-pressure air cannon, originally developed and patented by USA based Martin Engineering in 1974, can resolve bulk material handling issues
Securing the supply chain
Cargoes are being switched from containers to be transported as breakbulk, ensuring that the supply chain keeps working and reversing a trend which began decades ago
Krzysztof Laskowski
The Vice President of Morska Agencja Gdynia (MAG) describes how the 70 year old ships agency and leader in maritime service in Poland is emerging from the pandemic
