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Hamilton's sweet spot
HOPA Ports' Kelly Noseworthy highlights how a North American sugar supply hub has been built at the Port of Hamilton
Building reliable supply chains
GGC welcomes regulatory reform and supply chain reliability commitments whilst, south of the border, NGFA applauds the passing of a farm bill that delivers critical policy certainty
A new energy era
Andrew Crowe, Group Head of Business Development at Core Power, discusses how bulk ports are becoming energy hubs and observes that the grid pay not be enough
Responding to future fuels
Japan headquartered Tsuneishi Shipbuilding has announced the delivery of the world's first LNG dual-fuelled Kamsaramax bulk carrier
Pioneering in iron ore shipping
Vale has announced that the world's first transoceanic ship powered by ethanol has potential to reduce carbon emission by 90%
Government "falling short"
Germany's federal government is receiving criticism on delivery of converter projects and port financing
Maintaining high standards
The sale of the remaining 49% of Rotterdam-based LBH Group to Germany's Rhenus Group has been concluded, which sees Rhenus Group taking full ownership of the ship agency
Highly productive TOC
TBA has enjoyed a highly successful week at TOC Europe 2026, as the global port and supply chain community gathered in Hamburg for one of the industry's most influential annual events
Closing the gap
Chinese grab manufacturers are narrowing the performance gap on more established suppliers in Europe, which remain respected for premium quality
On the right track?
South Africa's freight infrastructure is in dire need of an overhaul. Public debt has skyrocketed and state-owned company finances are too weak to shoulder the burden of big investment, so the government is turning to the private sector to fund major infrastructure projects
Emissions rise
CO2 emissions in the Rotterdam port area rose in 2025 due to increased electricity generation for Europe
Feeling centered
Dave Mueller, Conveyor Products, Product Manager at USA based Martin Engineering discussed the Zen of Conveyor Belt Tracking
Charting her course
On International Day for Women in Maritime 2026, Fleet Management celebrated the women across its vessels who contribute to safe operations, strong performance, and an inclusive maritime culture
Rudi Verberck
Core values, reliability and expertise of family-owned company, GTS in Ghent, are highlighted by Rudi Verberck
