Ports & Logistics
Antwerp tests smart corona bracelet
(Posted on 17/04/20)Port of Antwerp is teaming up with the tech company Rombit to prevent corona infection on the workfloor. Rombit has developed the Romware Covid Radius, a digital bracelet that ensures social distancing and permits contact tracing. Port of Antwerp will be the first to use this innovative bracelet.To produce this armband Rombit has...
Cereal exports boost HAROPA
(Posted on 14/04/20)Record cereal exports have boosted the solid bulk sector at HAROPA Ports, up 18% to 4.26 Mt. The 2019-2020 cereal season is excellent with 7.2 Mt loaded at the end of March, an increase of 24% compared to the previous season. The dynamism of cereal exports, for example, ensures that Africa receives a proportion of its agricultural...
Bulk stable in Antwerp Q1 growth
(Posted on 14/04/20)The total freight volume handled by Port of Antwerp rose by 4.0% in the first quarter compared with the same period last year. The impact of the corona crisis remained limited in the first three months of the year.The dry bulk volume at the end of the first quarter was slightly up, by 1.2%. During this period three times as much...
Duluth welcomes Federal Churchill
(Posted on 14/04/20)The Duluth Seaway Port Authority has welcomed the first oceangoing vessel to the Port of Duluth-Superior thereby officially launching the 2020 international shipping season. The number one tonnage port on the Great Lakes, Duluth-Superior moves some 35 million short tons of cargo annually. The multimodal hub anchors the Great Lakes...
Brenninkmeijer new CEO of NPRC
(Posted on 09/04/20)Europe’s largest cooperative in inland-waterway shipping, NPRC, will welcome Femke Brenninkmeijeras its new CEO on the 1st of June 2020.Brenninkmeijer is currently head of the Energy, Cargo andOffshore division at the Port of Amsterdam. By choosing Brenninkmeijer, NPRC haschosen a woman with a lot of drive, who is striving...
Pandemic reduces cargo at Long Beach
(Posted on 09/04/20)The Port of Long Beach continued to feel the economic effects of COVID-19 in March with more cancelled sailings and a decline in cargo shipped through the USA’s second-busiest seaport.Overseas health concerns over the coronavirus caused 19 cancelled sailings to the Port of Long Beach during the opening quarter of 2020, which...
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