NOC Lifts Force Majeure at Libya's Four Ports
National Oil Corporation is lifting force majeure at Libya's ports of Ras Lanuf, Es Sider, Hariga and Zuetina.
read more →Growing US Imports Threatened by Developing Trade War
NRF: Imports at US container ports are to grow 5.8 percent in April, but could be threatened by a developing trade war.
read more →No Major Impact from Mega Ships on Port Performance
CargoSmart: Mega vessels did not have a major impact on port performance in 2017.
read more →AAPA Eyes USD 66 Bn Funding for Port Upgrades
AAPA is looking to secure USD 66 billion for federal port-related infrastructure investments.
read more →West African Port Projects in Uncertain Waters
Most West African port projects are in uncertain waters amid a change in the location and nature of transhipment ...
read more →Tanzania to Get Funds for Dar es Salaam Port Expansion
Tanzania’s port of Dar es Salaam has taken a step toward a major expansion project as the World Bank agreed ...
read more →South Korea to Invest over USD 13 Bn in Port Expansions
South Korea has revealed its plans to invest some KRW 14.7 trillion (USD 13.3 billion) into the expansion of the ...
read more →GPH Buys Two Stakes in Venice Cruise Port
Turkey-based cruise port operator Global Ports Holding (GPH) has acquired two large stakes in cruise port Venezia ...
read more →Marseille Fos Sees Recovery in Passenger Numbers
A mixed first-half at French port Marseille Fos saw continued growth in general cargo and a recovery in passenger ...
read more →Port of Antwerp Sees Drop in Dry Bulk Volumes
The Belgian port of Antwerp continued its negative streak in dry bulk volumes as it recorded a drop of 14.7% to 6 ...
read more →Dockworkers to Halt Operations at Santos Port
The port of Santos, one of Brazil’s largest ports, will be hit by a 24-hour strike starting in the morning hours of ...
read more →China Tightens Port Measures Due to Zika Virus
Chinese quarantine authorities now require mosquito eradication certificates from vessels arriving from countries ...
read more →Rotterdam Sees More Vessel Traffic in 2015
The Dutch Port of Rotterdam has seen an increase in the total number of vessels in Rotterdam for the first time ...
read more →HPH Trust Stays in the Black
Despite the slow market conditions in 2015, the Singapore-listed container port business trust Hutchison Port ...
read more →China and Algeria Sign USD 3.3 Billion Port Deal
China and Algeria have signed a USD 3.3 billion agreement to build a new center transshipment port at Cherchell, ...
read more →Port of Prince Rupert to Create 5,000 Port Jobs
The Port of Prince Rupert, in British Columbia, projects that its fully-realized development plan could generate ...
read more →Klaipeda Port Eyes Further Capacity Buildup
The Lituanian port of Klaipeda will invest USD 25.4 million in preparatory works for large investment projects ...
read more →TT Club: Port Terminals the Weak Link in Global Supply Chains
As pivotal hubs within global trade, container ports and terminals face risks that have potentially serious ...
read more →Antwerp Hits 200 Million Tonne Mark
The Belgian port of Antwerp has passed the mark of more than 200 million tonnes of freight and over 9 million TEU ...
read more →More Green Ships Visit Antwerp Each Year
The Belgian Port of Antwerp is handling ever bigger number of environmentally-friendly seagoing ships each ...
read more →Crane Crashes on Boxship in Vietnam
Several people were injured after a gantry crane crashed on the containership Fortune Navigator in Ta Thuan Port, ...
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