Volumes Continue to Grow at Port of Long Beach
The second-busiest container port in the United States, Port of Long Beach, has logged its seventh straight month ...
read more →Vale Reopens Port of Tubarão, Sends First Cargo to Asia
Brazilian mining giant Vale has resumed operations at Port of Tubarão’s ore and coal terminals, after the ...
read more →More Container Moves at GPA Herald Switch to Bigger Ships
The Georgia Ports Authority’s Port of Savannah moved an all-time high 3.73 million twenty-foot equivalent ...
read more →Sohar Port Handles 50 Million Tons of Cargo in 2015
Oman’s Sohar port and freezone has handled over 50 million tons of cargo in 2015, an increase of 12% compared ...
read more →Cheniere Delays First LNG Cargo from Sabine Pass
The first liquefied natural gas (LNG) commissioning cargo from Sabine Pass liquefaction project, located in Cameron ...
read more →13 Tons of Marijuana Seized on Board Cargo Vessel
Over 13 tons of marijuana were seized from a Bolivia-flagged general cargo vessel Joudi some 55 nautical miles off ...
read more →Ocean Three Loads Record Breaking Cargo on Al Muraykh
Middle Eastern container carrier United Arab Shipping Company (UASC), along with its partners in the Ocean Three ...
read more →NWSC Seeks Return of Losses from FSU Actions
After the Finnish Seamen’s Union rejected to unload the Russian cargo vessel M/V Malachite, owned by shipping ...
read more →First Polish LNG Cargo Arrives at Świnoujście
Polish LNG terminal in Świnoujście will receive its first cargo of 210 thousand cubic meters of liquefied natural ...
read more →Port of Long Beach Continues Winning Streak
California’s Port of Long Beach has recorded a strong cargo volume increase in November with 6.6 percent ...
read more →Virginia On Track for Record Year Despite Drop in Volumes
The Port of Virginia Authority, Norfolk, continues its march toward a record-setting calendar year despite a slight ...
read more →Port of Gdansk On a Roll
Despite the difficult situation on the shipping market, the Polish Port of Gdansk has handled a record 32.5 million ...
read more →Wärtsilä Wins Cargo Handling Systems Order
Six new type very large gas carriers (VLGCs), as well as two conventional VLGCs, and three medium gas carriers ...
read more →Two Cargo Vessels Clash off Hamburg
No injuries were reported after two general cargo vessels, the Dutch-flagged Eendracht and the Gibraltar-flagged ...
read more →First LNG Cargo Sails to Świnoujście LNG Terminal
Polish LNG terminal in Świnoujście is expecting its first supply of liquid natural gas to be delivered mid ...
read more →October Cargo Volume Rises at Port of Long Beach
The second-busiest container port in the United States, Port of Long Beach, continued its winning streak with a 6.3 ...
read more →Port of Virginia Sets September Cargo Record
The Virginia Port Authority (VPA), based in Norfolk, US, handled 215,520 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) in ...
read more →Spotted: Sakhalin Enters 1K Club
Sakhalin Energy, the operator of Russia’s first LNG plant, offloaded the 1000th standard cargo of liquefied ...
read more →Abu Dhabi Ports Marks Double-Digit Growth
Abu Dhabi Ports handled more cargo last year than ever before, with the number of containers handled through ...
read more →Ecuador Declares Emergency after Floreana Grounding
Ecuador has declared a state of emergency Wednesday, one week after the general cargo ship Floreana ran aground ...
read more →Cargo Ship Blown Aground off Philippines
Strong winds and currents forced the cargo ship MT King Andrew to run aground yesterday off the Philippine province ...
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