Vision of new cruise ship terminal at Klaipėda Port becomes reality: construction contract signed
KLAIPEDA : An important step has been taken in the implementation of one of the most significant projects of the Port of Klaipėda – a contract has been signed, paving the way for the
DPA Kandla sets a new benchmark of handling 7,00,358 tons of cargo
GANDHIDHAM : Deendayal Port Authority, Kandla sets a new benchmark. On January 10, 2025. DPA achieved an astounding milestone by handling 7,00,358 tons of cargo at Kandla & Vadinar, surpassing the previous record of
Kandla Container Terminal achieves a new record
GANDHIDHAM : Kandla Container Terminal, operated by J M Baxi Group has achieved a new record. A total of 6,011 TEU were exchanged at Kandla Container Terminal, setting a new milestone and surpassing the
Adani Gangavaram Port achieves 18th ICC Environment Excellence Award 2024
KOLKATA : Adani Gangavaram Port, the deepest and one of the most modern ports in India has been recognized for its exceptional environmental stewardship and awarded the prestigious title of “Environmental Excellence Champion Award” at the 18th Environment
Allcargo Terminals renews six-year partnership with CWC Mundra
MUMBAI : Allcargo Terminals has renewed its subsidiary Speedy Multimodes’ partnership with Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) Mundra. This six-year agreement guarantees exclusive services at Mundra CFS, which is one of the newest, premier facilities
VOC Port sees significant growth in edible oil handling
TOOTHUKUDI : V.O. Chidambaranar Port in Tuticorin achieved remarkable growth in handling edible oil. In this financial year 2024-25, till December last year, the Port has handled 3, 73,393 tonnes of edible oil (2,Ocean Container Shipping rates can reduce following USEC Deal
CALIFORNIA : Strikes at ports on the US East Coast and Gulf Coast, which would have caused an economic and supply chain crisis, have been called off – with ocean container freight rate growth now expected
Oil Tankers back up near Yemeni Port after Israel hits tugs
YEMEN : An unusually large flotilla of merchant vessels has backed up near Yemen’s Ras Isa Port in the Red Sea after Israeli air raids damaged the tugboats needed to bring them to shore. Several tugs were heavily