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February 27, 1999
Sched Netweb site
  • China Shipping plans Australia/Europe entry
  • Future bright in Pusan despite volume drops
  • FMC increases bond rates
  • Deal unsure as Asian Terminals see profits jump
  • Draft COGSA revision threatens global trade
  • US in ship talks
  • GeoLogistics walks for millions
  • Logistics to be shaken-up by IT
  • Retailers seek Y2K assurance
  • NTE launches operational trucking website
  • Southern to enter Amsterdam
  • Air passage `routine' for shippers in near future
  • Oneworld moving towards cargo co-operation
  • Mercury to keep certain cargo- handling services

Cargowebweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • Sea-Land to be split into three divisions
  • Already majority Stinnes in BTL
  • Still loss BTL in 1998
  • More summer capacity Wings alliance
  • Brussels clears acquisition of British group by Deutsche Post
  • Atlas Air Revises FedEx Contract

The Journal of Commerceweb site
Home
  • Barshefsky off to China to work out WTO membership deal
  • AFL-CIO opposes shipping tax plan
  • US makers see red over gray-market rules
  • Commerce report: US companies are 'not being smart' in China
  • Bill Gates backs fast-track trade authority for President
  • Y2K problems could lead to Australians getting free electricity and transport
  • US rail freight volumes show early sign of upturn
  • Hub Group's Phil Yeager named Person of the Year by New York Traffic Club
  • Greenbrier completes $30 million refinancing
Transportation
  • Truckers push to legalize 53-foot trailers in Mexico
  • Europe's rails blamed for intermodal lull
  • Railroads building 'seamless' border crossing
  • STB sets dates and times for arguments on CN-IC merger
  • India boosts rates for rail cargo by 4%
Maritime
  • Garment containers will save apparel shippers money
  • Thai port payoffs have long history
  • Marinette wins $60 million ship contract
  • US pilot of Russian ship was lost prior to grounding
  • Plan to dredge Baltimore open to public review
  • Privatization means gains at Med ports

The Journal of Commerceweb site
Home
  • Barshefsky off to China to work out WTO membership deal
  • AFL-CIO opposes shipping tax plan
  • US makers see red over gray-market rules
  • Commerce report: US companies are 'not being smart' in China
  • Bill Gates backs fast-track trade authority for President
  • Y2K problems could lead to Australians getting free electricity and transport
  • US rail freight volumes show early sign of upturn
  • Hub Group's Phil Yeager named Person of the Year by New York Traffic Club
  • Greenbrier completes $30 million refinancing
Transportation
  • Truckers push to legalize 53-foot trailers in Mexico
  • Europe's rails blamed for intermodal lull
  • Railroads building 'seamless' border crossing
  • STB sets dates and times for arguments on CN-IC merger
  • India boosts rates for rail cargo by 4%
Maritime
  • Garment containers will save apparel shippers money
  • Thai port payoffs have long history
  • Marinette wins $60 million ship contract
  • US pilot of Russian ship was lost prior to grounding
  • Plan to dredge Baltimore open to public review
  • Privatization means gains at Med ports

The Journal of Commerceweb site
Home
  • Barshefsky off to China to work out WTO membership deal
  • AFL-CIO opposes shipping tax plan
  • US makers see red over gray-market rules
  • Commerce report: US companies are 'not being smart' in China
  • Bill Gates backs fast-track trade authority for President
  • Y2K problems could lead to Australians getting free electricity and transport
  • US rail freight volumes show early sign of upturn
  • Hub Group's Phil Yeager named Person of the Year by New York Traffic Club
  • Greenbrier completes $30 million refinancing
Transportation
  • Truckers push to legalize 53-foot trailers in Mexico
  • Europe's rails blamed for intermodal lull
  • Railroads building 'seamless' border crossing
  • STB sets dates and times for arguments on CN-IC merger
  • India boosts rates for rail cargo by 4%
Maritime
  • Garment containers will save apparel shippers money
  • Thai port payoffs have long history
  • Marinette wins $60 million ship contract
  • US pilot of Russian ship was lost prior to grounding
  • Plan to dredge Baltimore open to public review
  • Privatization means gains at Med ports

Cyber Shipping Guide - Ocean Commerceweb site
  • Sea-Land/Maersk to Quit TWRA in May
  • Wan Hai to Launch Transpacific Service in May
  • P&O Orders Ferry from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
  • Thai shippers Face Two-Phase Rate Hikes
  • FMC Unveils Service Contract Rules

urgente online pressweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • Azkar consolida su presencia en los territorios insulares
  • DHL España factura 16.700 millones en 1998
  • Chronopost España mejora un 15 por ciento en 1998
  • Swissair avisa los retrasos por teléfono móvil
  • Información pública de las variantes ferroviarias de Burgos y Pajares
  • Gate Gourmet suministra catering en el aeropuerto de Barcelona
  • Día de Andalucía en Binter
  • Talleres Rep Motor, premio al "Mejor Taller 1999" de Iveco Pegaso

Exim Indiaweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • Sea-Land confirms restructuring under review
  • Drawbacks to be automatically debited, assures Commerce Secretary
  • Railway Budget highlights
  • Grape exporters flock to Nasik
  • Survey wants govt to finalise 'model' pacts for ports, roads investment
  • Export new range of items, Japan tells India
  • YML's direct India-Europe Service
  • Secret ballot to verify TU strength at JN Port
  • Survey sees industrial revival
  • NIE garment quota applications invited
  • Floor prices for imported flat steel items to stay
  • IMC meet with Japanese business team today
  • Expectations from the Union Budget - V

The Bunker Bulletinweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • Shell's Norwegian refinery to be closed in 2000
  • Australia: Collapsed merger talks could lead to refinery closures
  • World's second largest oil exporter considers substantial production cuts

Marine Logweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • More problems for B.C.'s not so fast ferries
    All ten members of the board of directors of B.C. Ferries and its subsidiary, Catamaran Ferries International, have resigned.

Lloyd's Listweb site
  • Carnival seeks Cunard refund
    CARNIVAL is seeking a rebate of up to $50m out of the $500m it paid Kvaerner to acquire Cunard, one of the most famous names in the cruise industry.
  • UK shipping sector seeks fiscal boost in Budget
    EXPECTATION by the UK shipping industry that the government will provide a favourable fiscal climate for fleet growth was extremely high, the director general of the UK Chamber of Shipping has said.
  • Crisis-torn Swan Reefer writes down ship values
    Norway's Swan Reefer, the world's largest stock exchange-listed reefer company, took a NKr60m ($7.8m) writedown on its 18 ships on the way to a first full-year pre-tax loss of NKr127.7m.
  • Concor hit as rail rates rise
    Container Corporation of India will bear the brunt of a budget proposal to increase rail freight rates for all commodities by 4%. Concor's margins, already squeezed by a 10% fall in road freight rates in the past three years, will be further hit.
  • Patrick profits rise on waterfront deal
    PROFITABILITY has surged at Patrick Stevedore's parent Lang Corp in the first quarter following the company's epic confrontation and settlement with the Maritime Union of Australia.
  • Stevedores gear up for handling growth
    PATRICK executive chairman Chris Corrigan told last week's Lang Corp annual meeting he expects transhipment work to figure more largely in the Australian stevedoring business in the future.
  • Chilly reception in store for Crowley
    CROWLEY Marine Service will face bitter resistance in Paraguay if the company attempts to "destroy the market" with its new Hidrovia services, the head of an Asuncion agency organisation has warned.
  • Group agreement set to win Brussels approval
    THE International Group of P&I Clubs could receive final approval from Brussels next month for a 10-year exemption of the International Group Agreement from European anti-trust rules.

Fairplayweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • Clancey moves to quell rumours
  • German yards in merger talks
  • NZ ferry fails again
  • BC Ferries board resigns
  • Black empowerment challenge for oil majors
  • Red Sea drops claim against Papachristidis
  • MUA disputes threaten waterfront
  • OSG credit rating downgraded
  • Venezuelan customs offices raided
  • Terminal manager dies in air crash
  • US Navy optimistic on Newport-Avondale deal
  • Germans fight to save ship share scheme
  • Swan Reefer slashes fleet value
  • Norwegians win Malta settlement
  • Star Cruises hammered by exceptionals
  • Fuzhou's throughput leap ahead
  • Spanish fleet grows
  • Albion Two reports 'factually incorrect'
  • PSA to expand Pasir Panjang

Antwerpse Lloyd n.v.web site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
  • POL Atlantic se retire de l'Atlantique
    L'armement POL Atlantic C' Ltd, une des divisions de Polish Ocean Lines, a décidé de mettre un terme à ses activités sur l'Atlantique. C'est en fait la première victime de la dégradation qui se manifeste sur ce théâtre opérationnel depuis deux ans. La chute des taux y est devenue telle que la situation est effectivement insoutenable, surtout lorsqu'on est co-chargeur. En outre, la situation économique très difficile que connaissent certaines régions de l'hinterland voisin de la Pologne n'est guère faite pour contribuer à l'alimentation en grands volumes.
  • Stena Line est prêt à repartir de l'avant
    Le groupe Stena Line a replongé dans le rouge l'année dernière. Le bénéfice opérationnel consolidé (après amortissements) est resté positif à 152 millions de SEK (655 mio. en 97), mais les coûts de restructuration et les charges financières se traduisent par une perte avant impôts de 324 mio. de SEK (contre un bénéfice avant impôts de 151 mio. en 97). L'armement se montre cependant confiant dans l'avenir: "Au cours des dernières années, Stena Line s'est préparé à l'abolition des ventes hors taxes en 1999. Des investissements importants ont été faits au niveau de la flotte et des terminaux, P&O Stena Line a vu le jour, une nouvelle organisation axée sur le client a été créée et un programme global de réduction des coûts a été mis en œuvre. Le groupe a également été refinancé et s'appuie sur une position financière solide. La réalisation de ces changements a exercé des contraintes financières et opérationnelles importantes sur la compagnie. Mais Stena Line a entamé 1999 avec une organisation prête à agir de manière agressive sur le marché."
  • Nouveau produit Transfracht vers Cologne
    Les premier et deux mars, un nouveau produit Transfracht sera proposé à partir de Rotterdam et d'Anvers/Zeebrugge en direction de Cologne. Le service sera assuré à raison d'un départ quotidien à partir de Rotterdam et de deux départs par semaine à partir d'Anvers et Zeebrugge. Les trains auront une capacité unitaire de 72 TEU. A noter que sur la partie Rotterdam-Cologne, Transfracht coopèrera avec une compagnie ferroviaire privée disposant de ses propres locomotives et des licences nécessaires pour utiliser les réseaux néerlandais et allemands. En Belgique, aucune entreprise ne dispose d'une telle licence, de sorte que la partie Anvers-Cologne est proposée en coopération avec les services de B-Cargo et DB Cargo.
  • Duisbourg se positionne dans la logistique
    Selon des chiffres provisoires, 48,5 mio. de t de marchandises ont été transportées par voie d'eau dans la zone portuaire Rhin/Ruhr. La part des ports publiques dans ce volume global s'élève à 17,1 mio. de t, soit 200.000 t de plus qu'en 1997. Cette croissance est due à une hausse du trafic de charbon. Les minerais par contre ont régressé. Les deux terminaux à containers de Duisbourg ont transbordé l'année dernière quelque 1,7 mio. de t (155.000 TEU).

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

International Transport Journalweb site
FEBRUARY 26, 1999
Tabletalk
  • Egon H. Harms: "Our success is based on openness". Flexibility, high standards and especially openness towards customers and staff are the principles that guide E.H. Harms.
Maritime
  • ACL: satisfactory operating result. Despite tough competition in the trans-Atlantic trade, ACL increased its pre-tax profit in 1998 by 17%.
  • Europe West Indies Line expands Europe-Central America service.
  • MOL will deploy larger units in its Japan-South America service.
  • Good Hope Express adds Montevideo.
  • CSG will start liner services in May, and plans to serve Australia.
  • ZIM adds direct calls to Xingang.
  • Cosco starts serving Burnie.
  • DSR is being divided up again between its two partners.
  • CGM acquires Caribbean/Brazil services from Delmas.
  • Does the founding of a new conference, the North Atlantic Agreement, make sense?
  • New publications: Containerisation International Yearbook 1999.
Ports and Terminals
  • Hutchison is preferred bidder for Indonesian container terminal.
  • Cambodia seeks Japanese aid.
  • Nepal renews treaty with India.
  • Tianjin has ambitions to grow.
  • ABP must develop overseas, says new group chief executive Bo Lerenius.
  • PSA Corp reports growth in Fuzhou.
  • Italian ports post good results.
  • HHLA becomes more flexible.
  • A recent ISL study on world ports confirms the dominance of Asia.
Forwarding
  • SAS masters turbulence. Scandinavian Airlines System coped well with the various problems of last year, which included new airways over Scandinavia.
  • Coyne Airways offers maindeck cargo capacity from Hahn to Alma Ata.
  • CO boosts trans-Atlantic capacity.
  • Lufthansa adds new destinations.
  • BA posts lower profits for 1998.
  • CAI shows disappointing results.
  • UPS earns a profit in international operations for the first time.
Aviation
  • Viewpoint: did Deutsche Post discover Danzas' Achilles heel?
  • Ryder System reports progress.
  • Circle has lower profit thanks to investing in the future.
  • Hub Group finds 1998 disappointing.
  • AEI posts a drop in its profits.
  • ASG shows a satisfactory result.
  • Danzas shareholders open the way for Deutsche Post's takeover.
  • Mark VII increases profits in 1998.
  • Van Ommeren posts higher profit.
UK and Ireland
  • 1998 was a record year for the Irish port of Cork.
  • Green business practices are presented with a new FTA award.
Africa and East Med
  • Turkey's shipyards are prospering.
  • Foreign management for Olypmic.
  • A new container terminal is to be built near Port Said.
Middle East
  • 1998 was another record year for the Dubai Ports Authority, while Dubai International Airport's cargo volumes are rocketing sky-high.
Asia
  • MOL merges two companies in Japan.
  • U-Freight's Chinese joint venture opens an office in Qingdao.
  • A new Mekong airline is planned.
Americas
  • US ports advocate an early passage of WRDA '99.
  • Norfolk Southern intends to invest USD 1 billion.
  • Montevideo port plan falls through.
  • The port privatisation process is finally underway in Chile.
  • The Parana will be dredged further.

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Columbus
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The Greek government sends a tugboat to the Red Sea to assist ships that may be attacked by the Houthis.
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Piraeus
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Milan/Luxembourg
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Beijing
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Trieste
Bulk cargo increased. Miscellaneous cargo fell by 13.2%.
CMA CGM and TotalEnergies form joint venture for LNG bunkering in the Port of Rotterdam.
Marseille
Agreement to supply 360,000 tons of liquefied natural gas per year to the French group's ships
In the second quarter of 2025, freight traffic in Spanish ports decreased by -4.7%
Madrid
All the main product categories are decreasing except for conventional goods
Brookfield Asset Management to sell 49% of British port group PD Ports to Spain's Pontegadea
Middlesbrough
The English company has over 1,400 employees
In the quarter April-June, freight traffic in the port of Rotterdam decreased by -2.3%
In the quarter April-June, freight traffic in the port of Rotterdam decreased by -2.3%
Rotterdam
The port authority is alarmed by the state of crisis in the national industry.
The electrification of the docks in the ports of Livorno, Piombino and Portoferraio is proceeding according to plan.
Third dock for cruise traffic in the port of Catania
Catania
Pier 25's restyling completed
Another quarter of decline in freight traffic at the port of Algeciras
Algeciras
In the period April-June, containers amounted to 1.24 million TEUs (+1.0%)
A new tax applied to cruise passengers disembarking in national ports came into force today in Greece.
Athens
Belgian rail freight company Lineas receives €61 million government loan
Brussels
The measure was approved last night by the restricted council of ministers
ERTMS installation completed on 1,400 kilometers of Italian railway network
Rome
The project is financed with 2.5 billion euros from PNRR funds.
Wärtsilä's quarterly financial and commercial results are positive.
Helsinki
The Marine Electrical Systems division will be sold to the Italian company VINCI Energies.
In the port of Barcelona the number of cruise terminals will be reduced from seven to five
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Barcelona
The mayor: For the first time in history, a limit is placed on the growth of cruises in the city.
MSC and Moby have presented their commitments to meet the AGCM's requirements.
Rome
Shipping Agencies Services will sell its 49% stake in Moby, waiving the consideration in favor of the majority shareholder. Moby commits to completely repaying its debt to SAS.
Fincantieri confirms its interest in the development of American shipbuilding
Fincantieri confirms its interest in the development of American shipbuilding
Washington
Folgiero: Commitment to deliver next-generation capabilities in full alignment with U.S. strategic priorities
The Chamber of Deputies has approved the appointment of four presidents of Italian Port System Authorities.
Rome
The names proposed for the Port System Authorities of the Southern Adriatic, Central-Northern Tyrrhenian, Western Liguria, and Eastern Liguria have been approved. Voting on the Northern Tyrrhenian Authority has been postponed.
Information exchange between state administrations for the digitalization of the maritime sector begins
Rome
The first operational meeting at the Coast Guard General Command in Rome
The Clean Maritime Fuels Platform suggests measures to support the production and distribution of clean marine fuels
COSCO Shipping Ports sets new monthly and quarterly container traffic records
Hong Kong
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Sharp increase in cases of seafarers abandoning their ships
London
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Global freight traffic saw strong growth in the first quarter of this year in anticipation of new tariffs
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Geneva
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In the port of Antwerp-Bruges containers and rolling stock are increasing and other types of goods are decreasing
Antwerp
Traffic congestion continues at the airport, with the situation on the landside becoming critical
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Brussels/Pozzallo
The tender to electrify the docks of the port of Pozzallo has begun.
T&E proposes to include more non-EU transhipment ports to avoid carbon leakage
Brussels
The association calls on the EU Commission to reduce the current threshold of 65% of transhipment traffic
Federlogistica urges the immediate establishment of a control room on tariffs
Genoa
The aim is also to eliminate extra costs caused by bureaucracy.
Containerized cargo handled through the port of Singapore fell by 2.9% in the second quarter.
Singapore
Last May, ship transits through the Suez Canal decreased by -6.8%
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Cairo
The negative trend continued in June and early July
Terminal operators are not at all satisfied with a policy that seems to have no interest in ports
Rome
Cognolato: It is essential to close the ongoing trials on several fronts.
The largest ship ever to dock at Cagliari's Porto Canale at the MITO terminal.
Milan
The container ship "MSC Venice" with a capacity of 16,652 TEU arrived yesterday
On 5 and 6 November in Lisbon a summit called by the ILA against automation in the maritime and port sector
On 5 and 6 November in Lisbon a summit called by the ILA against automation in the maritime and port sector
North Bergen/Metzingen
South Korean HD Hyundai, together with German NEURA Robotics, will develop and test welding robots in shipyards
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Mandaluyong/London/Brussels
Joint statement by ICS, BIMCO, European Shipowners, Intercargo and Intertanko
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Marseille
Cruise passengers increase by +5%
The Senate has approved the framework law on interports
Rome
UIR, gives the Italian interport system a modern, orderly and coherent regulatory framework
Carlo De Ruvo was elected president of Confetra
Rome
Among the challenges, the uncontrolled expansion of large logistics groups and their concentration
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Kuala Lumpur
The number of acts of violence against crews is decreasing
Telemar and TNL Group merger agreement
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Oslo/Athens/Paris
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Attacks on ships in the Red Sea still cause deaths among seafarers
Portsmouth
Liberian-flagged bulk carrier " Eternity C" targeted
Canadian shipbuilding company Davie acquires second shipyard in Finland
Helsinki/Pori
It will buy the Enersense Offshore shipyard
Amendment on Port Labor Supply Agencies Approved
Rome
Immediate transformation into Agencies authorised to provide temporary port work
Salvini appoints a manager of a private shipping company from Campania as president of the regional AdSP
Rome
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Extend the application of the 0.1% sulphur limit in marine fuels globally
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Berlin
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IMO and EU condemn renewed attacks on ships in the Red Sea
London/Brussels
Dominguez: New violation of international law and freedom of navigation
In the second quarter of this year, Finnlines' revenues decreased by -5.0%.
Helsinki
Net profit of 26.1 million euros (+7.7%)
Container traffic in the Port of New York remained stable in the April-June quarter.
New York
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The Chamber of Deputies approves the appointment of the presidents of five Port System Authorities.
Rome
They are Davide Gariglio, Francesco Rizzo, Eliseo Cuccaro, Francesco Benevolo and Giovanni Gugliotti
Latrofa appointed extraordinary commissioner of the Port Authority of the Central-Northern Tyrrhenian Sea
Rome
Ministerial decree signed
The PNRR tender for interports has been reopened.
Rome
Resources available amounting to 2.2 million euros
Port of Livorno: Workers are the priority in the LTM crisis
Livorno
UPS's quarterly earnings performance declines
Atlanta
Net income in the April-June quarter was $1.28 billion (-8.9%)
Approval for the 2025 budget variation of the Southern Tyrrhenian and Ionian Sea Port Authority.
Gioia Tauro
500 thousand euros for the 49% share held by the Port Agency company
FHP Group acquires the remaining 10% stake in Lotras
Milan/Foggia
The integration between Lotras and CFI Intermodal will begin to create FHP Intermodal.
OITAF scientific document on good practices in the logistics and transport of fresh fruit and vegetables
Milan
The Northern Tyrrhenian Sea Port Authority has joined the PLIKA
Livorno
Platform dedicated to training, innovation and knowledge sharing in the logistics and port sectors
Matteo Paroli's nomination as president of the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority has been signed.
Rome
He has a degree in law and a specialization in administrative law.
Container throughput increases in Haropa Port, while bulk cargo decreases.
Le Havre
In the first half of this year, containers were 1.51 million TEUs (+4%)
Bureau Veritas reports a 9.8% quarterly increase in revenues in the Marine & Offshore segment
Courbevoie
Kalmar and Konecranes increase new orders in the April-June quarter
Helsinki
The turnover of the two Finnish companies is slightly increasing
Container traffic in the port of Barcelona fell by 12.2% in the second quarter.
Barcelona
Assiterminal threatens a new wave of appeals against regulations it believes are damaging to port operations
Genoa
2M Logistics signs an agreement with Salerno-based Gallozzi
Barendrecht
The Dutch company will represent GF Logistics, a subsidiary of the Italian group, in the Benelux region.
Swiss company Kuehne+Nagel's quarterly profits fell
Schindellegi
In the period April-June of this year, net turnover grew by +1.7%
Yang Ming orders three 8,000 TEU container ships from Nihon Shipyard and Imabari Shipbuilding
Keelung/Imabari
Contract valued at $351.3-394.5 million
Italia Nostra reiterates its strong concerns about the construction of the Fiumicino-Isola Sacra port.
Rome
European maritime cities, destinations for cruise tourism - the association highlights - denounce the phenomenon of over-tourism in the cruise sector
Egypt's first automotive terminal has come into operation at Port Said East.
East Port Said
It can accommodate two car carriers at the same time
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Tepsa has acquired a liquid bulk terminal in the port of Rotterdam.
Singapore/Rotterdam
It was sold by Global Energy Storage Holdings
The Spinelli Group has approved its 2024 sustainability report.
Genoa
Of the company's 616 direct employees, 49% are under the age of 50.
In the second quarter of this year, cargo traffic in Turkish ports grew by +1.6%
Ankara
Cargoes to and from Italy amounted to 12.7 million tons (+10.1%)
Extension of the Simplified Logistics Zone for Genoa Ports and Dry Ports to the Savona, Vado Ligure, and Bergeggi areas.
Genoa
Approval from the ZLS Steering Committee
Isotta Fraschini Motori has inaugurated a new production line for hydrogen fuel cell systems in Bari.
Trieste
They will be used for naval and land solutions
The Grande Shanghai , the Grimaldi Group's first ammonia-ready car carrier, has been christened.
Naples
It has a load capacity of 9,000 CEUs.
The Port of Genoa, FILT, and UILT have declared a five-day strike at the Bettolo Terminal.
Genoa
Fit Cisl Liguria expressed solidarity with the workers
The tender for the dredging of the commercial dock basin at the port of Ancona has been published.
Ancona
The removal of approximately 730 thousand cubic meters of sediment is planned
Tender for the restoration and enhancement of docks 32 and 33 in the Deep Sea Zone of the port of Savona
Genoa
An investment of over 6.7 million euros is expected
There are 1,100 workers in Palermo directly employed in the seaside tourism sector
Palermo
This year, cruise traffic is expected to grow by 9.4% in the port of the Sicilian capital.
Six-month growth of +9% in freight on the St. Petersburg-India/China maritime route
Fly
FESCO operates six vessels in the service
Port of Trieste: Special Commissioner Gurrieri under investigation for money laundering
Trieste
I am certain - he declared - that I can demonstrate that I acted legally, in full transparency.
Vard signs new contract for the construction of two CSOVs
Trieste
The vessels will be used to support operations in the offshore wind sector
UIR welcomes the publication of the tender for the digitalization of the logistics chain.
Rome
Di Caterina (ALIS): a concrete tool that enhances the needs of businesses and strengthens the logistics system
GNV celebrated its first ten years of activity on the Italy-Albania route
Durres
During the period, the company's ships carried over 1.25 million passengers
A shipment of over 1.2 tons of marijuana was seized at the port of Gioia Tauro.
Reggio Calabria/Catanzaro
Members of a criminal organization that imported drugs from South America through European ports and airports have been arrested.
Yang Ming orders Hanwha Ocean to build seven 15,000 TEU dual-fuel containerships
Keelung
They will be delivered between 2028 and 2029
Walden to sell healthcare logistics business to Yusen Logistics
Paris
Exclusive negotiations announced
Solinas (Sardinian Action Party) is not at all satisfied with the state of Sardinian ports
Cagliari
The immediate establishment of a special commission is urged
ANSI welcomes the introduction of the information dashboard for managing private procurement contracts in logistics.
Rome
D'Angelo: it will allow the country to take another step forward
Russo (Confcommercio): excluding road transport from the PNRR funding was shortsighted.
Rome
First bulletin from the Freight Insights Observatory produced by the National Center for Sustainable Mobility
ABB Group posts sharp growth in quarterly financial and business performance
Zurich
In the period April-June the value of new orders grew by +16.0%
Informal consultations have begun on the preliminary proposal for the new Ancona Port Master Plan.
Ancona
Eleven meetings scheduled for July
Program agreement for preparatory and functional interventions for the construction of the bridge over the Strait of Messina
Rome
It was signed today in Rome
Project to develop an ecological station for the treatment of wastewater from ships
Naples
Initiative of the Neapolitan Group of the Cenere and Iello Landing
Assiterminal urges against bringing sediment from the Bagnoli dredging project into the port of Naples.
Genoa
Cognolato and Ferrari: It is essential to safeguard the full functionality of the commercial port's activities.
Container traffic at the Port of Long Beach fell 3.4% in the second quarter.
Long Beach
A decline of -16.4% was recorded in June
Paolo Pessina has been appointed vice president of Conftrasporto-Confcommercio.
Rome
He is president of the national federation of maritime agents and brokers
Container traffic in the port of Hong Kong decreased by -8.2% in the second quarter
Hong Kong
A decrease of -13.7% was recorded in June
Cuneo-based logistics company Nord Ovest is seeing growing financial results.
Wedge
Construction work on a new depot in Mondovì will be completed in early 2026.
Container traffic at the Port of Los Angeles grows driven by fears of new tariffs
Los Angeles
June saw the highest volume ever recorded for this month
The Management Committee of the Sardinia Sea Port Authority has adopted the DPSS
Cagliari
Green light for the concession to MITO and the appeal against the rejection of Olbia's dredging project.
Three events in Genoa for three new Explora Journeys cruise ships.
Genoa
A technical launch, a coin laying and the cutting of the first sheet metal were carried out at the Fincantieri shipyard
Grimaldi sells 5% of Terminal Darsena Toscana to Livorno Port Company
Naples/Livorno
Option to purchase an additional 5% of the share capital
Concession agreement signed that assigns management of the port of Tartous to DP World
Damascus
It has a lifespan of 30 years
Matteo Gasparato appointed president of the Northern Adriatic Sea Port Authority
Rome
He was appointed extraordinary commissioner of the same port authority
Meeting in Rome between the heads of ESPO and Assoporti
Rome
Among the topics addressed, the competitiveness of European ports in the current global context
Chinese airline OOCL reports quarterly decline in scheduled service revenues
Hong Kong
Cargo transported by the company's ships is increasing
Collaboration between the Ukrainian Sea Ports Authority and the Western Ligurian Sea Port Authority
Rome
Agreement with an initial duration of five years
Survey in Germany on the prospects of companies in the maritime, port and shipbuilding sectors
Hamburg
Shipowners are more concerned. Positive prospects for ports and shipyards.
Port of Augusta: Work begins on a third bridge connecting the island to the mainland.
Augusta
Work worth over 20 million euros
Vard signs contract with InkFish for new research vessel
Trieste
The deal is worth more than 200 million euros.
1.1 billion euros will be invested in the port of Hamburg to strengthen the container sector
Hamburg
Improving accessibility and port infrastructure in the Waltershofer Hafen area
Meyer Turku delivered the new Star of the Seas cruise ship to Royal Caribbean
Turku
It has a gross tonnage of 250,800 tons
ESPO calls for increased funding for ports under the next EU Multiannual Financial Framework
Brussels
The CEF programme funds have proven to be far from sufficient
Fincantieri delivers the new Oceania Allura cruise ship to Oceania Cruises.
Miami/Trieste
Two additional Sonata-class ships have been converted into orders.
PORTS
Italian Ports:
Ancona Genoa Ravenna
Augusta Gioia Tauro Salerno
Bari La Spezia Savona
Brindisi Leghorn Taranto
Cagliari Naples Trapani
Carrara Palermo Trieste
Civitavecchia Piombino Venice
Italian Interports: list World Ports: map
DATABASE
ShipownersShipbuilding and Shiprepairing Yards
ForwardersShip Suppliers
Shipping AgentsTruckers
MEETINGS
Confindustria event on the sea economy in Rome on July 15th
Rome
The public meeting of the International Containers Studies Center will be held in Genoa on July 2nd
Genoa
››› Meetings File
PRESS REVIEW
Why Malta is objecting to a new price cap on Russian oil
(timesofmalta.com)
US has its eye on Greek ports
(Kathimerini)
››› Press Review File
FORUM of Shipping
and Logistics
Intervento del presidente Tomaso Cognolato
Roma, 19 giugno 2025
››› File
Uniport: Bringing debris from Bagnoli to the port of Naples would postpone long-awaited dredging.
Rome
Legora de Feo: It's necessary to find alternative solutions.
Taiwanese companies Evergreen, Yang Ming and WHL saw sharp declines in quarterly revenues.
Keelung/Taipei
In the period April-June it fell by -18.7%, -26.5% and -8.6% respectively
The establishment of the Information Dashboard for the management of private procurement contracts in logistics has been approved.
In May, freight traffic in the port of Ravenna grew by +1.4%
Ravenna
Bulk cargo is on the rise. Miscellaneous cargo is on the decline.
EU approves joint purchase of port equipment by terminal operators
Brussels
Joint definition of minimum technical specifications of equipment is also permitted
Serbian energy group EPS will import coal through the Montenegrin port of Bar
Bar
Currently imports from Indonesia pass through the port of Constanta
Fincantieri Foundation and Luiss University launch a project to strengthen the safety of underwater infrastructure.
Trieste
Among the objectives, contribute to the definition of a specific regulatory framework
Freewheeling: The government's U-turn on anti-mafia controls in the road haulage sector is a welcome development.
Modena
Franchini: If the government has realized it made a mistake, that's good news.
Agostinelli (AdSP Tirreno Meridionale e Ionio): the amendment that allows for the early transformation of the Gioia Tauro Port Agency is extremely important.
Confindustria's event on the maritime economy will take place in Rome on July 15th.
Rome
The confederation's strategic document on the sector will be presented
Kerala seeks $1.1 billion from MSC in damages over MSC Elsa 3 sinking
Thiruvananthapuram
Temporary detention of the vessel "MSC Akuteta II" granted
Trasportounito requests the cancellation of the renewal procedure of the Central Committee of the Register of Hauliers
Rome
New seizure of a load of cocaine in the port of Gioia Tauro
Reggio Calabria
16 bags containing 417 kilos of drugs were found in a container
MOL and Kinetics to build world's first floating data center
Tokyo
It will be installed on a vessel of 9,731 gross tonnage
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