Ports & Logistics
Vancouver renders decision on Fraser Grain Terminal
(Posted on 27/11/18)The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority has approved a permit application from Fraser Grain Terminal to develop a grain export facility in Surrey on federal lands managed by the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority.The approval is subject to 64 permit conditions that must be met to ensure the project is constructed safely, protects the environment...
Teesport celebrates rail anniversary
(Posted on 27/11/18)PD Ports is celebrating the fourth anniversary of Teesport Intermodal Rail Terminal, which has cemented the port and the wider Tees Valley region as a truly global gateway to the UK since opening on the 15th November 2014.Seeing considerable growth in containers year-on-year, PD Ports launched the £3M Teesport Intermodal Rail...
IMGS setting standards in Guinea-Bissau
(Posted on 15/11/18)Last month was an exciting time for the IMGS team who had a very challenging assignment with the World Food Programme (the food-assistance branch of the United Nations) in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa. IMGS supervised and executed a massive logistics operation that saw the discharge of a very large quantity of Bagged Rice for...
Antwerp collaborates more closely with Enabel
(Posted on 15/11/18)A collaboration agreement has been signed in the port of Antwerp between on the one hand Antwerp Port Authority and its consultancy and investment subsidiary Port of Antwerp International (PAI) and on the other Enabel, the Belgian development agency. The aim of the agreement is to combine forces with a view to further sustainable...
Newcastle welcomes two new executives
(Posted on 15/11/18)The Port of Newcastle, Australia has welcomed two new senior executives. Tanya McDonald has commenced in the role of Executive Manager Corporate Affairs and Trent Gearside has joined the team in the role of Executive Manager Projects & Infrastructure.Tanya brings significant experience as a senior executive in the Queensland...
October cargo strong in Long Beach
(Posted on 15/11/18)For the second consecutive year, the Port of Long Beach has broken its October record for cargo, as volumes rose 5.4 percent compared to the same month in 2017. October 2018 was also the third-busiest month in the Port’s 107-year history.Port of Long Beach Executive Director Mario Cordero said the results illustrate the evolving...
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