All Business articles – Page 28
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NewsNWSA requests Terminal 46 proposals
The Northwest Seaport Alliance (NWSA) is inviting companies interested in operating Terminal 46, a 50 acre (20.2 ha) deepwater marine terminal, to submit proposals.
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NewsFernandina opts for Octopi
Florida’s Worldwide Terminals Fernandina has selected the Octopi terminal operating system (TOS) as it modernises its port infrastructure.
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NewsFesco approves management board
Fesco has expanded its management board with the addition of Yuri Plotnikov, vice president of security.
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NewsPunishing mis-declarers
Container shipping lines Maersk, Hapag-Lloyd, HMM and OOCL, among others, have introduced fines for shippers that mis-declare hazardous cargoes.
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NewsTariffs taking their toll
Last week, US President Donald Trump said that an additional 10 percent tariff will be imposed on Chinese-origin goods effective September 1, 2019.
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Newsdeugro opens second Canadian office
deugro (Canada) has opened an office in Calgary, Canada as part of the company’s ongoing expansion plans.
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NewsArklow newbuild launched in Westerbroek
Ferus Smit has launched Arklow Shipping’s newbuild vessel, Arklow Abbey, at its yard in Westerbroek, the Netherlands.
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NewsNeal joins Long Beach commissioners
California’s port of Long Beach has appointed Steven Neal to the board of harbour commissioners.
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NewsMixed fortunes in North America
In announcing its second-quarter financial results, heavy haulage and crane solutions provider, Entrec, said the outlook for its business in the USA continues to be positive, but warns that a more cautious approach is needed in Canada.
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NewsHOPA names leadership team
The combined port authorities of Hamilton and Oshawa in Canada has named its board of directors and senior executive team.
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NewsUK looks to free ports as post-Brexit solution
New plans unveiled by the UK government suggests that up to 10 free ports (also known as free-trade zones) could be established following the country’s exit from the European Union (EU).
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NewsFilipov steps down from Terex
Following the sale of the Demag mobile cranes business to Tadano, Terex Cranes president Steve Filipov has stepped down from his role with the company.
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NewsNotus secures Duqm contract
Notus Heavy Lift Solutions has been awarded a three-year contract to deliver lifting, transportation and consultancy services at the Duqm Refinery project in Oman.
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NewsCrane Worldwide appoints Boehler
Crane Worldwide Logistics has appointed Stefan Boehler as vice president of operations for Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA).
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NewsFairplay adds to tug fleet
Hamburg-based Fairplay Towage has signed a bareboat charter contract for an azimuth stern drive (ASD) tug.
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NewsEnerpac receives updated ISO award
Enerpac has been awarded ISO 45001 occupational health and safety standard for its facility in Hengelo.
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NewsYilport to operate multipurpose terminal at Taranto
Yilport Holding has signed a 49-year concession agreement to operate the multipurpose terminal at the port of Taranto, Italy.
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NewsDSV adds to US offices
DSV Air & Sea has opened an office in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania – its 36th office in the USA.
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NewsTTS Group deal completes
MacGregor, part of Cargotec, has completed the acquisition of TTS Group’s marine and offshore businesses units.
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NewsTadano completes Demag takeover
Tadano has completed the USD215 million acquisition of the Demag mobile crane business unit.