Port of Rotterdam aims to improve customs flow with digitisation
ROTTERDAM : The Port of Rotterdam Authority has launched a pilot project to further optimise port and supply chain process efficiency and safety, as part of efforts to digitise operations. In a statement, the Port Authority
Congested Ports, Christmas Set to Extend Shipping Bottlenecks
LONDON : The combination of Covid-related port closures and the significant increase in trade volumes is choking up shipping terminals globally and with the Christmas season on the horizon there might not be much improvement soon. “We expected
Jonathan Graham appointed Managing Director of APM Terminals Liberia
Following a change at the helm of APM Terminals Liberia, Jonathan Graham now formally takes over as the new Managing Director. LIBERIA : APM Terminals is pleased to announce that Jonathan Graham is officially
OOCL Durban destroys two cranes at Kaohsiung Port
VIETNAM : The 8,500TEU OOCL Durban has crashed with the No. 70 Yangming Wharf bridge crane at the Port of Kaohsiung in Taiwan causing two cranes to collapse on the spot. According to reports,
Port of Rotterdam puts off autonomous transport scheme
ROTTERDAM : The Port of Rotterdam has decided to suspend the tender procedure for unmanned container transport on the Maasvlakte, due to numerous risks and uncertainties standing in the way of delivering a successful