Ports & Logistics
Covid-19: A dry bulk leaders perspective
(Posted on 26/08/20)IBJ’s first ever webinar will take place just three weeks from today and is free to view.Launched in 1981, IBJ has an established track record of keeping the global bulk cargo handling and shipping industry informed thorough its magazine, e-newsletter/website and IBJ Awards. This years’ IBJ Awards in Rotterdam have been...
Teesport Bulks Terminal officially opens
(Posted on 17/08/20)PD Ports is celebrating the official opening of a multi-million pound bulks handling facility at Teesport that marks an important milestone in the revival of the Tees Valley following the collapse of the SSI Steelworks in 2015.Simon Clarke MP, Minister for Regional Growth and Local Government, officially opened Teesport Bulks Terminal...
WCPA hold virtual annual gathering
(Posted on 17/08/20)On Thursday, 13 August, the annual gathering of the Wisconsin Commercial Ports Association (WCPA) took place via video-teleconference. The meeting included presentations from local, state, and federal experts and policymakers, including agencies that support the growth and development of Wisconsin’s commercial ports by addressing...
UK trade figures reveal calm before storm
(Posted on 17/08/20)The UK’s Department for Transport (DfT) has published its Annual UK Port Freight Statistics for 2019. The figures detail 95% of UK physical imports and exports, which are facilitated by British ports.The figures have shone a positive light on the state of the UK’s international trade pre-Coronavirus. They tell of a climate...
Dedicated Sénalia rewarded with record year
(Posted on 14/08/20)Sénalia Group, the operator of the largest port and food industry grain silos in the port of Rouen is a mature company with a long history. However, 2020 is destined to be its proudest year yet as the operator has worked continuously through the Covid-19 pandemic to feed a hungry world and achieve record throughput.Chief...
Major Milwaukee leases to bring new business
(Posted on 10/08/20)Two significant new projects are taking steps forward as Milwaukee Port’s Board of Harbor Commissioners considers new long-term leases with The DeLong Co. and with Michels Corporation.Located on Lake Michigan, Milwaukee’s primary cargoes, include salt, cement, agricultural products and other dry bulks.“These leases...
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