Wilson Sons terminals grow 26% in October
BERMUDA : Wilson Sons, a leader in port and maritime logistics in Brazil, reported a strong growth in operations at its container terminals in October. With modern infrastructure, Rio Grande Container Terminal (RS) and
DP World Australia shuts down ports in Australia over ‘cybersecurity incident’
SYDNEY : Ports operator DP World Australia has shut down its ports around the whole country as it works to contain a “cybersecurity incident”. The stevedore, which manages container terminals in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane
Bangladesh PM to open first-ever Matarbari Deep Seaport Channel
CHATTOGRAM : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday (Today) will inaugurate Matarbari deep seaport’s 14.3-kilometre-long artificial navigation channel stretching from the proposed terminal to the sea and lay the foundation stone for the construction
A plan to join the Red Sea with Mediterranean — an alternative to the Suez Canal : Report
It has been speculated that one of the reasons behind Israel’s desire to eliminate Hamas from the Gaza Strip and completely control the Palestinian enclave is to give itself the chance to better explore a dramatic
Maersk announces PANZ Service : Change of rotation due to industrial actions at DP World Terminals in Australia
MELBOURNE : Maersk has announced that due to DP World’s industrial action and berth availability delays in Melbourne, it will proceed with PANZ Service port rotation change. The Danish carrier said the schedule for
AD Ports Group acquires 10 offshore vessels for around US$200 million
ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group a global leader in trade, logistics and industry, announced the purchase of 10 offshore vessels, that will bolster offshore operations in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. The
US East Coast vs. West Coast: More imports shift back to Pacific ports
CALIFORNIA : In the perennial tug-of-war between West Coast and East Coast ports, the momentum has shifted yet again. Imports from Asia are starting to head back to America’s Pacific gateways. East and Gulf
Israel-Hamas War rocket attacks are leading oil tankers to make unusual moves near ports
HAIFA : Oil tankers in the Red Sea are taking unusual actions amid the Israel-Hamas war, shutting off their global tracking transponders — called Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) — in an effort to traverse