All Australasia articles – Page 14
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NewsDB Schenker wins Shell contract
DB Schenker has been awarded a five-year contract to provide international freight forwarding and Customs clearance services to Shell Australia.
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NewsHöegh set for service launch
Höegh Autoliners has introduced a direct express service from Europe to the USA, Mexico and Oceania.
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Ranger broadens its horizons
January 2 - Lifing and rigging equipment supplier Ranger Lifting is set to open a new facility this month, in Melbourne, Australia.
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Ranger names Jongen
December 18 - Australia-based lifting, rigging and safety equipment supplier, Ranger, has appointed Ian Jongen as state manager Victoria.
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HLPFI - November/December 2017 - now available!
HLPFI's November/December 2017 edition is packed full of useful information.
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Sarens gears up for wind business
December 14 - Sarens has added two Liebherr cranes to its Australian fleet.
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LOC wins Tengiz contract
December 11 - International marine and engineering consultancy LOC Group, has been appointed to provide marine warranty services (MWS) for Tengizchevroil's future growth project-wellhead pressure management project.
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PCN members keeping busy
November 27 - C.H. Robinson Project Logistics, member of the Project Cargo Network (PCN), has delivered 49 wind turbines to a project site near Bluff Point in Indiana, USA.
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PCN Annual Summit opens in Prague
November 20 - Project Cargo Network's (PCN) 2017 Annual Summit opened today in Prague in the Czech Republic.
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OL adds US office
November 17 - OL International Holdings has acquired the US office of Transitainer Global, based in Long Beach, California.
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Swire set to serve Portland
November 15 - Swire Shipping will introduce a liner service from the Port of Portland's Terminal 6 in January 2018.
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WWL rolls into Melbourne
November 16 - Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics (WWL) Australia has transported one of the world's largest capacity tower cranes, the Marr M2480D, from Perth to Melbourne for the Chevron-operated Gorgon project on Barrow Island.
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Auckland unveils 30-year plan
November 6 - The Ports of Auckland in New Zealand has released its draft 30-year master plan which outlines port development projects intended to increase capacity and berth space until Auckland Council, the port owner, finds a new port location.
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Massive delivery for Port Kembla
November 3 - Australia's Port Kembla has seen the delivery of some huge machinery in one of the port's biggest ever deliveries.
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Höegh handles Gold Coast cargo
November 3 - Höegh Autoliners has transported the first two of four Bombardier trams from Germany to Australia for the extension of the Gold Coast Light Rail System (GCLR), on behalf of DB Schenker.
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Logwin buys into SCI
November 2 - Logistics company Logwin has taken a one-third stake in the Auckland, New Zealand-based freight forwarder Supply Chain International (SCI).
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R&B goes for gold
October 31 - R&B Global Projects is set to work with a Brazilian forwarding company, which is acting exclusively for an Australian-owned mining company, to transport over-dimensional cargoes, as well as containerised shipments, to the Amapari gold mine.
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Marseille debuts ro-ro ramp
October 27 - The largest ro-ro ramp in France is now operational at Marseille Fos following a EUR2.7 million (USD3.13 million) eight-month build that was managed by the Marseille Fos port authority in support of a nuclear energy construction project.
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Yang Kee expands with Fliway
October 26 - Singapore-based Yang Kee Logistics has entered into a scheme implementation agreement (SIA) to acquire 100 percent of the shares New Zealand-based Fliway Group for SGD52.1 million (USD38.2 million).
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Koper connects with Japan
October 24 - The Port of Koper in Slovenia has announced that the direct ro-ro service operated by Mitsui O.S.K. (MOL), connecting the port to Singapore, Hong Kong, and China, has been upgraded with a direct connection to the ports of Toyohashi and Hitach