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Bulk cargo residues are garbage
Solid bulk cargo is in the front line of two separate global battles to protect the marine environment
Ticking up
2018 has started brightly for Canada's bulk cargo handlers and shipping companies with positive news on volumes and recognition for leading companies and people
Solent's growth and diversity
Solent Stevedores operates the dry bulks terminal in the Port of Southampton and handles up to 1.2m tonnes per annum including cargoes of animal feed, aggregates, recycled metal, recycled glass, grain, fertiliser, gypsum, salt, wood chip and RDF
DNV GL upgrades hull software
DNV GL's Nauticus Hull software has been given a major upgrade to provide improved support for the new DNV GL rules and IACS requirements
Sohar keeps growing
Another year of significant growth and major projects for 2018 establishes the Omani port as a beacon of growth and prosperity for the region
Done and dusted
Controlling dust emissions remains a concern, but help is at hand
Redwood City of a record pace
As Redwood City's Port Executive, Mike Giari prepares for retirement, he leaves behind a successful, modernised port that he has been instrumental in developing during the past 30 years
Liebherr improves RAK's efficiency
Whilst Europe remains a significant growth area for Liebherr, the company signed a huge contract with Saqr Port last year
Finnish timber exports are growing
The country's softwood timber exports are doing well, last year rising to become Finland's fourth-largest export product, according to Finnish Sawmills Association statistics
Chutes for all purposes
During the course of 2017 Cimbria Unigrain received a record number of orders for loading chutes for discharging goods into ships and warehouses
Asia-Pacific drives growth
The global marine coatings market is expected to reach a value of US$5,348.89bn, at a CAGR of 2.28 per cent during the forecast period, 2018-2023
ABL aspires to global fleet
Asian Bulk Logistics is expanding operations in the Indonesian coal sector and plans eventually to be a global player in dry bulk shipping
Integral Telestack
Telestack mobile ship-loaders have become critical to anticipated growth in the Ukrainian grain industry
Jan Rindbo
Jan Rindbo, Chief Executive Officer of Norden, explains why the company decided to split its dry cargo business into two, and looks to the future of this sector
Features
Seafarers strongly influenced by internet access
Roger Adamson, Futurenautics Maritime’s chief executive officer, has presented to a London audience... Read more
