Evergreen seeks bigger share of China market EVERGREEN Marine, the largest ocean carrier in Taiwan, is actively seeking growth opportunities across the narrow strait in mainland China, despite the decades-long political problems surrounding direct transport.
Consider lines' dependence on PSA's connectivity
Kidnappers of Indon crew finally surface
US team installing surveillance system in Aden
Air and Land Transport
Southern Cross wins Sydney Airport bid A consortium led by Macquarie Bank has won the battle for Sydney Airport with a bid of A$5.6 billion in the world's largest airport trade sale, the government said yesterday.
Top EU official favours funding airline security
Japan's Air Do seeks court protection
Airbus orders US$850m of parts from Japanese firms
Evergreen seeks bigger share of China market EVERGREEN Marine, the largest ocean carrier in Taiwan, is actively seeking growth opportunities across the narrow strait in mainland China, despite the decades-long political problems surrounding direct transport.
Consider lines' dependence on PSA's connectivity
Kidnappers of Indon crew finally surface
US team installing surveillance system in Aden
Air and Land Transport
Southern Cross wins Sydney Airport bid A consortium led by Macquarie Bank has won the battle for Sydney Airport with a bid of A$5.6 billion in the world's largest airport trade sale, the government said yesterday.
Top EU official favours funding airline security
Japan's Air Do seeks court protection
Airbus orders US$850m of parts from Japanese firms
Sydney Airport to banks and Hochtief A consortium led by Australia's Macquarie Bank, and of German airport operator Hochtief AirPort and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia bought Sydney Airport for almost $3.2 billion in what is claimed to be the world's largest airport trade sale.
P&O Nedlloyd with in-house Canadian agency P&O Nedlloyd is to take its Canadian agency in-house, ending an agreement with the Montreal-based general agent McLean Kennedy as of Oct. 1
United needs $2 billion loan guarantees United Airlines filed for federal loan guarantees today with the Air Transportation Stabilization Board (ATSB).
TNT expands operations in Turkey TNT Express continued its rapid expansion in Turkey by launching new domestic services and opening a new 5.3 million euro hub in Istanbul.
Again Vopak executive to quit Niels von Hombracht will step down as member of the Executive Board of Koninklijke Vopak N.V., the next victim of the restructuring in the top of Vopak.
Ship repairer gets jail for CWA violation The owner of a Newport, Ore., ship repair facility that ceased doing business in May 2000 has been sentenced to four months in prison for violating the Clean Water Act.
UK sparks massive Qatar LNG project Qatar Petroleum and ExxonMobil yesterday unveiled a massive project to export gas to the UK which could involve up to 14 LNG tankers.
Netherlands signs US box initiative FIVE US Customs Services officers will soon be stationed in Rotterdam after a ground-breaking agreement was concluded between the Netherlands and the US yesterday.
Hong Kong studies customs container plans A HONG Kong government team headed by assistant commissioner of customs and excise, Lawrence Wong, is on a three-day trip to the US and Canada to look at the US Customs container security initiative.
Lloyd's List Focus- Maritime security under the spotlight LLOYD'S List has made the whole maritime security issue one of its highest priorities, and you will find below a number of the articles that tackle this crucial issue.
Vancouver: Diverted cargo will wait Canada's largest maritime gateway said it will give priority to current customers over diverted cargo in case of a job action by dockworkers at U.S. West Coast ports.
Evergreen wants to expand ocean, logistic business in China Taiwan's largest ocean carrier eyes a growing market despite decades-old political hurdles blocking direct transport.
Rotterdam joins US box program The Netherlands hub becomes the first European port to join the U.S. Customs Container Security Initiative.
Evergreen America facing union vote
OPEC curbs will hurt tanker rates
EU OKs shipyard subsidies
CSX Lines, Horizon Services will offer XML solutions
PSA opterait pour des terminaux dédiés et va développer la logistique en Asie Le 28 juin prochain l’entreprise de manutention d’Etat PSA Corp va fêter le 30e anniversaire de son existence. Théoriquement cette grande manifestation devrait être l’occasion pour la direction d’annoncer d’importantes décisions en matière de stratégie commerciale que l’on ne manquera pas d’interpréter comme une contre-offensive vis-à-vis du turbulent voisin qu’est Tanjung Pelepas.
Le tunnel du Mont-Blanc rouvert aux camions de plus de 19 t Les véhicules routiers de plus de 19 tonnes peuvent à nouveau emprunter le tunnel sous le Mont-Blanc depuis hier mardi à zéro heure. La date convenue dans le compromis signé par les ministres français et italien des Transports en mars dernier a été respectée. Sur place, des manifestations se sont déroulées (dans le calme selon les dernières nouvelles) en vue de bloquer le trafic de poids lourds. Les chauffeurs routiers avaient toutefois été avertis et déroutés vers le tunnel du Fréjus.
Road Spirit lance la campagne “dix métiers d’avenir” Le groupement Road Spirit, qui compte une dizaine d’entreprises de transport belges, fête cette année-ci ses dix ans d’existence. A cette occasion, il a lancé une campagne d’image destinée à attirer davantage de personnel vers les métiers du transport et de la logistique. Des dizaines de véhicules arborent déjà le slogan de cette campagne: “Transport et logistique: dix métiers d’avenir”.
“Les autorités européennes doivent contribuer au financement des mesures de sécurité” Les gouvernements des quinze Etats membres de l’UE doivent venir en aide à leurs compagnies aériennes afin qu’elles puissent faire face à l’augmentation des coûts liés au renforcement des mesures de sécurité dans le secteur aérien après le 11 septembre 2001. C’est ce qu’a déclaré la commissaire européenne Loyola de Palacio (énergie et transport) lundi à Bruxelles, à l’occasion d’un colloque international qui a réuni toutes les parties concernées pour la première fois depuis les attentats terroristes perpétrés l’année dernière aux Etats-Unis.
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