US oil majors in merger talks OIL majors Exxon and Mobil are locked in talks about a merger.
New Kværner ceo hints at down-sizing KJELL Almskog, who officially takes up his post of ceo of Kværner on December 7, has hinted that he would cut the size of the group by 30 per cent.
UK port organisations to merge BRITAIN'S two ports organisations have announced their intention to merge next year.
Fishing vessels dominate Korean casualty list FISHING boats accounted for three-quarters of vessel accidents in South Korean waters during the first nine months of the year, according to the Korea Shipowners' Association.
Study reveals Italian operating costs CONFITARMA, the Italian shipowners' association, and ferry operator Tirrenia have published the results of a study that shows the cost of operating ships under the Italian flag.
Master's inaction contributed to Leerort sinking A SRI Lankan Ports Authority inquiry has revealed that the feedership Leerort was rammed through a combination of master's inaction and main engine failure.
Canada bans untreated Chinese wood pallets CANADA will no longer accept shipments from China that are loaded in crates or on skids or pallets made of untreated wood.
Norwegian owners relieved at compromise NORWAY'S shipping community has welcomed a compromise in tax issues linked to the government's 1999 draft budget.
Indonesian ship sinks AN Indonesian general cargo ship sank yesterday morning near Sandhead on its way to Calcutta after drifting for two days.
Marubeni eyes Mormugao Marubeni eyes Goa stake JAPANESE trading company Marubeni has expressed interest in taking a 50 per cent shareholding in the $120m offshore iron ore storage facility in Mormugao port.
Australia urged to impose taroffs AUSTRALIA'S premier free market advisory authority is urging the government to introduce tariffs to restrict some agricultural imports.
Korean carriers accused of 'dumping' THE South Korean Ministry of Maritime Affairs said today that Korean ocean carriers serving China and south-east Asia are charging unregistered rates.
FMC contemplates punitive action against Brazil THE US Federal Maritime Commission is considering punitive action against Brazil, including fines as high as $1m per vessel, for cargo-reservation policies.
Singapore package 'will boost yards' SINGAPORE'S shipyards might enjoy an average 11 per cent boost in profits in the next financial year as a result of a cost-cutting package.
US grain majors merge operations UNITED Grain Corp and Cenex Harvest States have signed a joint venture agreement that will merge their wheat and barley export operations in the western US.
Leo Delwaide: "Nous nous opposerons jusqu'au bout à toute équalisation Anvers-Zeebrugge" "Un port voisin entend neutraliser par la voie de l'équalisation les atouts propres au port d'Anvers, ce qui revient à subventionner des inconvénients. Nous n'aurons de cesse de nous y opposer. La force d'Anvers réside dans sa localisation géographique. Dans la chaîne des coûts du transport, la partie maritime est minime par rapport à la logistique terrestre. Par conséquent, plus on est près des centres de réception ou d'expédition, mieux cela vaut. Nous avons certes des inconvénients, mais les avantages que nous a donnés la nature, doivent jouer à fond." C'est ce qu'a déclaré l'échevin du port d'Anvers et président de l'Entreprise portuaire autonome Leo Delwaide, à la tribune de l'Antwerp Traffic Club. Pour l'échevin anversois, il est par exemple évident que le trajet Anvers- Duisbourg doit être moins cher que le trajet Zeebrugge-Duisbourg.
La CLTI et la FFOCT portent TLF sur les fonts baptismaux La Chambre des Loueurs & Transporteurs Industriels (CLTI) et la Fédération Française des Organisateurs Commissionnaires de Transport (FFOCT) ont donné naissance mercredi à la Fédération des Entreprises de Transport & Logistique de France (TLF), avec siège à Paris. Le congrès de fondation s'est déroulé à Versailles. La fusion complète et concrète est prévue avant la fin de 1999 et l'unification des cotisations est programmée pour le 1er janvier 2000.
La SNCB veut se renforcer à Anvers et en Europe Le quarantième anniversaire de Rijn- en Kanaalvaart, Internationale Expeditie, fêté à Anvers, a été l'occasion pour Etienne Schouppe, administrateur délégué de la SNCB, d'exposer la stratégie de sa société, qui, de compagnie ferroviaire, entend devenir une société de transport "tout court", au sens complet du terme. Via le rachat de THL, la SNCB (ou plutôt ABX) est depuis le 1er octobre dernier actionnaire de RKE à raison de 61,5%, les 38,5% restants étant toujours aux mains de Thyssen Krupp Stahl. Le groupe sidérurgique, ancien actionnaire majoritaire, entend en effet se concentrer sur son "core-business".
CTAL 'hiccup' over Cargo handling at Container Terminals Australia Ltd at Botany Bay returned to normal yesterday following two days of sporadic disruptions. The director, commercial, of the NSW Road Transport Association, Terry Dene, said that following complaints about truck queues on Wednesday, the situation appeared to have returned to normal yesterday. Mr Dene said he was not sure whether this was a one-off "hiccup" or whether it was the prelude to another go-slow at the facility. Members of the Maritime Union of Australia were allegedly involved in a go-slow following the removal of crane chasers earlier this year.
Austal delivers second auto express to Turkey Austal Ships has completed its second Auto Express 86 vehicle-passenger catamaran for the Turkish operator, Istanbul Deniz Otubusleri. The 86-metre Turgut Ozal will begin service in next month (December) with its identical sister ship Adnan Menderes in daily crossings of the Marmara Sea. The completion of the contract will see eight Austal high-speed ferries delivered to this owner. Austal has also established a service office in Istanbul, which is managed by its European service engineer, as part of its product support program with IDO.
Melbourne may cement role Rationalisation of the Australian cement industry may favor the port of Melbourne, if plans now under consideration reach fruition. The long-expected shake-out in the industry was heralded at the annual general meeting of Adeaide Brighton Limited this week, when chairman Malcolm Kinnaird described "a time of major uncertainty for our industry and our company". He said that as early as last August the company started "serious discussions" with other parties in the cement industry aimed at achieving a rationalisation, and that since then long and arduous negotiations had been under way with several parties. Mr Kinnaird said he regretted that he was unable to elaborate while sensitive, protracted and delicate discussions were proceeding.
TWU calls off Ansett action The Transport Workers' Union yesterday [26/11] called off today's planned industrial action at Ansett Australia over the airline's proposal to sell its door-to-door retail freight business and inflight catering operations. An union spokesman said protected industrial action was initiated earlier this week for stopwork meetings across Australia today, but last minute talks yesterday morning averted any industrial action. However, he said the TWU had not yet reached a final settlement and that there would be meetings of union members at Ansett across Australia today to discuss the issue further, with skeleton crews operating. About 1000 TWU members are affected by Ansett's sale plans.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
Turkey: rail traffic between Orient and Occident. Turkey hopes to attract more freight to its railways, with investments in new equipment, terminals and infrastructure.
Maritime
CMA/CGM launches its third Europe-Far East link.
"K" Line/Yangming offer new direct Europe-East Mediterranean service.
CGM/Delmas/DAL add a sixth vessel to their joint service.
Sea-Land offers a new link between Australia and the Far East.
Taca renounces intermodal tariff for European hinterland.
Japan: more consolidation. NYK's move to link up with Showa Line is followed by another major consolidation: MOL is merging its activities with those of Navix Line.
P&O Nedlloyd reports a 20% increase in third quarter operating profit.
Viewpoint: Hecate asks if conferences should be permitted to survive, and what would happen if they were disbanded.
Ports and Terminals
Felixstowe gears up for the future, also with the help of IT systems.
Hanjin Shipping opens its new Kaohsiung Container Terminal.
Two new Indian subcontinent terminals open, at Karachi and Colombo.
Calendar of events: Containerport & Terminal Performance.
Aviation
Martinair Cargo plans to increase capacity in the South American trade by 80% by March next year.
Korean Air Cargo offers more links.
Air Mauritius adds freighter service to South Africa.
NWA posts loss due to strike, and buys stake in Continental.
Asia crisis affects SIA's results.
Aerolineas Argentinas buys A340.
Graveleau launches Masterfly, and opens its own company in Hong Kong.
Emery plans to modify its focus.
MSAS acquires Dutch Air Plus.
EASC drops its complaint to the EC.
Calendar of events: How to optimise your supply chain.
Intermodal
GETC is formally founded to represent road hauliers using CT.
Rail Cargo Europe is expanding, but there could be protests.
New publications: Report on the Current State of Combined Transport in Europe; Rail Restructuring in Europe; EU Transport Policy.
Africa and East Med
The Opel train keeps rolling strongly to Turkey.
Emery forms an alliance with Cape Town-based Cooperative Shipping.
Middle East
The reopening of the silk road offers a rail link between Europe and China.
Mina Raysut/Salalah commences operations.
UK and Ireland
Grimaldi's Euro-Med service profits the Irish port of Cork.
Emery moves to a new facility in Manchester.
Asia
Port development in Hong Kong is adopting a more global approach.
Emery launches a JV in China.
Panalpina expands in Malaysia.
Americas
APL celebrates its 150th anniversary, while Matson celebrates 40 years of containerisation.
Beaumont shows record 97/98 figures.
Logistics in Mercosur is growing despite the bureaucratic problems.
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