Ports & Logistics
LOGISTEC strengthens gulf coast capacity adding two Harbour Cranes in Houston
(Posted on 19/03/26)LOGISTEC, has announced two 120 tonnes harbour cranes are officially operational at the Port of Houston’s Care Terminal. Investing in high performing equipment represents an important milestone in LOGISTEC’s long-term Gulf Coast strategy and strengthens the terminal’s role as a key gateway within the company&rsquo...
LOGISTEC acquires LPD, expanding US inland waterways network
(Posted on 16/03/26)LOGISTEC, has announced the acquisition of Travero’s Logistics Park Dubuque (“LPD”) a multi-purpose marine terminal located in East Dubuque, Illinois on the Upper Mississippi River. The terminal’s connectivity strengthens LOGISTEC’s inland waterways network reach, providing strategic routing options...
CN reports record February grain movement
(Posted on 11/03/26)CN has announced its best February on record for grain movement, shipping more than 2.67 million metric tonnes of grain from Western Canada. Building on its strong start to the year, CN continued to demonstrate its ability to meet heightened seasonal demand during peak grain shipping periods.With its nearly 20,000-mile rail network...
EU Port Strategy recognises crucial role of ports
(Posted on 11/03/26)The European Commission has presented its new EU Port Strategy. The strategy aims to strengthen European ports and focuses on competitiveness, security, investment and the role of ports in the energy transition. Port of Antwerp-Bruges welcomes the fact that the strategy explicitly recognises the central role of ports in the European...
AD Ports confirms business continuity across all operations
(Posted on 04/03/26)Abu Dhabi based AD Ports Group, a leading global enabler of trade, industry and logistics solutions, has confirmed that all operations across its clusters continue as normal in light of current regional developments.As a precautionary measure, the Group has activated its crisis management and business continuity protocols, in coordination...
Tilbury3 planning approval unlocks next growth phase at Port of Tilbury
(Posted on 04/03/26)The Port of Tilbury has announced the approval of an expansion plan for the development of Tilbury3 (T3) into a flexible, rail-connected port capable of accommodating a wide range of industrial and logistics activities. The site totals 143 acres for port operational use and ecological mitigation.The outline planning consent from...
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