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February 24, 1999
Shipping Timesweb site
Shipping News
  • Crisis-hit shipowners leaving crew in the lurch
    Bankrupt companies abandoning crew, a worrying trend, says ITF
  • Industry-wide effort needed to get small yards to merge
  • Marshall Islands is world's 10th largest shipping registry
  • Korean shipping lines not Y2K compliant yet
Air and Land Transport
  • Air China in talks on joining global alliance
    KLM, Alitalia and Northwest meet China airline for exploratory talks
  • US firm fined for mishandling hazardous materials
  • Japanese cars target of US thieves
  • America West cancels sale
  • FedEx strike costs less than expected
  • American Airlines pilots union seen likely to file grievance
Features
  • Making best of both worlds
    APL chief is now implementing plans to transform the group into a world container line and logistics leader
Columns
  • Harbour pilots will come under closer scrutiny in future

Shipping Timesweb site
Shipping News
  • Crisis-hit shipowners leaving crew in the lurch
    Bankrupt companies abandoning crew, a worrying trend, says ITF
  • Industry-wide effort needed to get small yards to merge
  • Marshall Islands is world's 10th largest shipping registry
  • Korean shipping lines not Y2K compliant yet
Air and Land Transport
  • Air China in talks on joining global alliance
    KLM, Alitalia and Northwest meet China airline for exploratory talks
  • US firm fined for mishandling hazardous materials
  • Japanese cars target of US thieves
  • America West cancels sale
  • FedEx strike costs less than expected
  • American Airlines pilots union seen likely to file grievance
Features
  • Making best of both worlds
    APL chief is now implementing plans to transform the group into a world container line and logistics leader
Columns
  • Harbour pilots will come under closer scrutiny in future

Shipping Timesweb site
Shipping News
  • Crisis-hit shipowners leaving crew in the lurch
    Bankrupt companies abandoning crew, a worrying trend, says ITF
  • Industry-wide effort needed to get small yards to merge
  • Marshall Islands is world's 10th largest shipping registry
  • Korean shipping lines not Y2K compliant yet
Air and Land Transport
  • Air China in talks on joining global alliance
    KLM, Alitalia and Northwest meet China airline for exploratory talks
  • US firm fined for mishandling hazardous materials
  • Japanese cars target of US thieves
  • America West cancels sale
  • FedEx strike costs less than expected
  • American Airlines pilots union seen likely to file grievance
Features
  • Making best of both worlds
    APL chief is now implementing plans to transform the group into a world container line and logistics leader
Columns
  • Harbour pilots will come under closer scrutiny in future

Shipping Timesweb site
Shipping News
  • Crisis-hit shipowners leaving crew in the lurch
    Bankrupt companies abandoning crew, a worrying trend, says ITF
  • Industry-wide effort needed to get small yards to merge
  • Marshall Islands is world's 10th largest shipping registry
  • Korean shipping lines not Y2K compliant yet
Air and Land Transport
  • Air China in talks on joining global alliance
    KLM, Alitalia and Northwest meet China airline for exploratory talks
  • US firm fined for mishandling hazardous materials
  • Japanese cars target of US thieves
  • America West cancels sale
  • FedEx strike costs less than expected
  • American Airlines pilots union seen likely to file grievance
Features
  • Making best of both worlds
    APL chief is now implementing plans to transform the group into a world container line and logistics leader
Columns
  • Harbour pilots will come under closer scrutiny in future

Sched Netweb site
  • China aims to streamline shipbuilding industry
  • Dongnama to begin new Southeast Asian service
  • Conflo announces lower rates to Black Sea
  • New owner for Inchcape
  • ACS Logistics aims for total global visibility
  • Contract awarded for disarmaments deal
  • Danzas sale to Deutsche Post gains approval
  • Hellmann eyes Asian markets
  • Shenzhen service delayed
  • Kitty Hawk posts 125 pc profits increase

Cargowebweb site
FEBRUARY 23, 1999
  • 'KLM in alliance with Air France'
  • France Telecom shares rise
  • Schenker-BTL starts new Eurohub
  • Volvo no longer talking with Scania
  • Hack at Vaart

The Journal of Commerceweb site
Home
  • Sea-Land says restructuring under review
  • Home Depot building on shipping reform
  • Mexico passes China in textile exports to the United States
  • Agency suggests end to ban on pork from two Mexican states
  • DiGregorio Family sells Amazon Lines
  • Venezuelan government puts tax officials in charge of customs activities
  • Customs to contract for ACE development
  • Hyundai Merchant Marine revises South Atlantic service
  • Former Caliber exec launches his own logistics company
  • Farrell Lines names new West Coast agent
  • Ogden Corp. makes first Mideast investment by buying stake in Arab cargo airline
  • Harmon expands its Mexican business
  • Cardinal Freight Carriers boosts driver pay to 37 cents a mile
  • Survey says: Transport companies plan new software spending
  • Consortium backed by RailAmerica wins bid to buy Australia's Victorian railway
Transportation
  • Deutsche Post seals Danzas deal, moves to get Trans-o-flex
  • EVA Airways sees profit dive in 1998
  • Railroads, shippers won't appeal STB's Texas ruling
Maritime
  • World maritime trade up 2.2%, hurt by Asia woes
  • Zim increases presence in China with Xingang call
  • Kingston pilot strike affects transshipments
  • Rhine floods snarl barge traffic
  • Kvaerner posts pretax loss of $170 million
  • Containership market report

The Journal of Commerceweb site
Home
  • Sea-Land says restructuring under review
  • Home Depot building on shipping reform
  • Mexico passes China in textile exports to the United States
  • Agency suggests end to ban on pork from two Mexican states
  • DiGregorio Family sells Amazon Lines
  • Venezuelan government puts tax officials in charge of customs activities
  • Customs to contract for ACE development
  • Hyundai Merchant Marine revises South Atlantic service
  • Former Caliber exec launches his own logistics company
  • Farrell Lines names new West Coast agent
  • Ogden Corp. makes first Mideast investment by buying stake in Arab cargo airline
  • Harmon expands its Mexican business
  • Cardinal Freight Carriers boosts driver pay to 37 cents a mile
  • Survey says: Transport companies plan new software spending
  • Consortium backed by RailAmerica wins bid to buy Australia's Victorian railway
Transportation
  • Deutsche Post seals Danzas deal, moves to get Trans-o-flex
  • EVA Airways sees profit dive in 1998
  • Railroads, shippers won't appeal STB's Texas ruling
Maritime
  • World maritime trade up 2.2%, hurt by Asia woes
  • Zim increases presence in China with Xingang call
  • Kingston pilot strike affects transshipments
  • Rhine floods snarl barge traffic
  • Kvaerner posts pretax loss of $170 million
  • Containership market report

The Journal of Commerceweb site
Home
  • Sea-Land says restructuring under review
  • Home Depot building on shipping reform
  • Mexico passes China in textile exports to the United States
  • Agency suggests end to ban on pork from two Mexican states
  • DiGregorio Family sells Amazon Lines
  • Venezuelan government puts tax officials in charge of customs activities
  • Customs to contract for ACE development
  • Hyundai Merchant Marine revises South Atlantic service
  • Former Caliber exec launches his own logistics company
  • Farrell Lines names new West Coast agent
  • Ogden Corp. makes first Mideast investment by buying stake in Arab cargo airline
  • Harmon expands its Mexican business
  • Cardinal Freight Carriers boosts driver pay to 37 cents a mile
  • Survey says: Transport companies plan new software spending
  • Consortium backed by RailAmerica wins bid to buy Australia's Victorian railway
Transportation
  • Deutsche Post seals Danzas deal, moves to get Trans-o-flex
  • EVA Airways sees profit dive in 1998
  • Railroads, shippers won't appeal STB's Texas ruling
Maritime
  • World maritime trade up 2.2%, hurt by Asia woes
  • Zim increases presence in China with Xingang call
  • Kingston pilot strike affects transshipments
  • Rhine floods snarl barge traffic
  • Kvaerner posts pretax loss of $170 million
  • Containership market report

Cyber Shipping Guide - Ocean Commerceweb site
  • Independent Lines Unveil Rate Hike Plan
  • JSC, FESAMEC Talks over THC Come to End
  • TWRA to Adjust CAF, FAF for April/June Period
  • Asean Shippers Call for Gov. Intervention on Rate Hikes

Exim Indiaweb site
  • EC imposes 40.2 pc dumping duty on Indian steel wire ropes
  • India seeks more crude oil; link-ups with UAE
  • KLM Airlines scouts for cold chain logistics in India
  • CVD mooted on all telecom gear imports
  • Toll at 5 Mumbai entry points proposed
  • Fund to promote 'Made in India' brand goods image launched
  • Pepper exchange body plans $ trading norms
  • Mumbai-Pune expressway by Jan. 2000
  • Steel import floor price under probe
  • Handicraft exports move up
  • Sweet season ahead for grape exporters
  • Karnataka sops for SSIs
  • Heavy imports tell on silk yarn prices
  • FAO sees fall in cereal output
  • Fert. consortium for LNG imports under study
  • Tap farm export potential, Minister tells industry
  • ECU-Line expands in Spain
  • India, Pak chambers get down to brass tacks
  • Govt to thrash out dumping issue with European Union
  • Apeda to test g'nut consignments for aflatoxin
  • Expectations from the Union Budget - III

The Bunker Bulletinweb site
FEBRUARY 23, 1999
  • LUKoil and Hellenic Petroleum plan joint venture
  • Venezuela promises production cut compliance "within days"
  • Decision about closure of Shell refinery in Norway expected on Friday

Marine Logweb site
FEBRUARY 23, 1999
  • American Classic to pay more for cruise ships
    In a filing yesterday for an offering of 3 million common shares, American Classic Voyages Co. (AMCV) revealed that it has significantly increased the amount it expects to spend for two "world class" cruise ships.
  • First Wave gets barge contract
    FirstWave's Newpark Shipbuilding has been awarded a contract by Canal Barge Company, Inc. of New Orleans, Louisiana, for the construction of ten double skin tank barges
  • Senior management appointments at CP Ships

Cargonews Asiaweb site
FEBRUARY 22, 1999
  • PSA doubles stake in Aden terminal
  • Bintulu opens for business
  • Cape Line to link Oceania
  • Americana sets sail
  • Replacement set for March
  • Khorfakkan aims for the million mark
  • Plan offers dockers shareholding in ports
  • Antwerp hits new high
  • Bangkok bandits stymie PAT clean up
  • North Port at top of the list

Lloyd's Listweb site
  • Kvaerner facing big shipbuilding losses
    KVAERNER, Europe's largest shipbuilder, has admitted it faces significant losses on the construction of the world's biggest cruiseships which it has under construction for Royal Caribbean Cruises.
  • Govan may get MoD ferries lifeline
    ON THE day poor results seemingly left a questionmark over unprofitable Kvaerner yards, Britain's Ministry of Defence gave a massive hint that a major ferry order could go to the company's Kvaerner Govan facility, writes David Osler.
  • Liner slowdown leaves Wilhelmsen unchanged
    A slowdown in the last two months of 1998 for its flagship liner division left annual operating profits at Norwegian shipping group Wilhelm Wilhelmsen unchanged from a year earlier.
  • Burst banks
    THE Deutsches Eck square in Koblenz at the confluence of the rivers Moselle and Rhine was flooded yesterday after heavy rains affected inland waterways around the Rhine, leaving some barge traffic unable to move beyond Duisburg.
  • Metric plans go pear-shaped
    THE NEW mandarins of the European Commission in Brussels are often accused of having a mania for standardisation, but as regards measurements of length, weight and volume in the shipping industry, they have hit two seemingly insurmountable obstacles: the irregular shape of the Earth and American tradition.
  • Benefits move by Polish register
    POLSKI Rejestr Stakow, the Polish register of shipping, is making a determined attempt to restore cargo insurance benefits lost after changes in its international status.
  • UK repairers call for level playing field
    UNFAIR competition threatens to prevent the UK's resurgent shiprepair and conversion industry from achieving its full potential, the country's two leading yards warned yesterday.
  • Developing nations hold on to share of seaborne trade
    DEVELOPING countries as a whole have maintained their share of world seaborne trade, despite contraction in several Asian economies and fluctuations in Africa, a new report has indicated.

Fairplayweb site
FEBRUARY 23, 1999
  • Russia to slash steel exports to US
  • New AESA chief named
  • Kværner axes dividend as profits plunge
  • MarAd mission tackles Brazilian incentives
  • Koreans arrest hijack mastermind
  • St Lawrence re-opening date announced
  • Austal to acquire troubled rival
  • Sembawang Marine to quit shipping
  • Keppel Cairncross accord brings hope
  • Asian shippers call for aid
  • Hvide profits collapse
  • LA sets cruise throughput record
  • ABP lifts profits to '110m
  • Dibden Bay work could begin in 2002
  • Germany calls for towage bids
  • Wilh Wilhelmsen issues earnings warning

Daily Commercial Newsweb site
  • UA hitting BHPT vessels
    THE BHP Transport fleet will be hit by industrial action as a result of the company's decision to pull out of the trans-Tasman.
    DCN sources confirmed yesterday that members of the Maritime Union of Australia intended to take protected industrial action on two vessels, the Iron Yandi in Port Kembla and the Iron Sturt at Risdon.
    The action will be taking place over the next few days and is expected to delay the sailing of each vessel by 24 hours.
    It is likely that other vessels could also be affected as part of this rolling action which is to protest against the withdrawal of two of the company's ships, the Iron Flinders and the Tasman Chief.
  • NR, BHP steeled for the long haul
    NATIONAL Rail has signed a massive $1.5 billion contract with its biggest customer BHP for the transport of steel products between BHP Steel's main manufacturing and distribution centres across Australia.
    BHP and NR yesterday announced that the new agreement -- the largest single steel movement in Australia with potential for up to 750,000 tonnes a year -- would operate from 1 July 1999 until the end of 2007.
  • UK pulls ahead of Aust for Howard Smith Towage
    Howard Smith has posted an 11 per cent increase in its net profit to $52.6 million, for the six months to 31 December 1998, compared to $47.25 million in the same period in the last financial year.
    The company's half year profit is almost reached its 1997-98 annual net profit of $64.42 million.
    Directors says a dividend of 17 cents a share will be paid on 1 April.
    The company says restructuring changes in the first half, including the divestment or closure of non-profitable operations in the engineering division, sale of the ships agency business, and new business integration, boosted pre-tax earnings.
  • Patrick profits revive
    Patrick Stevedores parent Lang Corp has released unaudited profit figures for the first quarter to 31 December, 1998, showing net earnings of $10.1 million.
    Profit before interest and tax was $18.30 million while the pre-tax outcome was $13.80 million, chairman Gilles Kryger told shareholders at the company's annual general meeting in Sydney.
    "This improvement in profit goes some way to restoring the balance sheet and providing a more satisfactory return on funds employed than has been our experience in the past," he said.
  • V/Line losers vow continued interest
    TWO of the losing shortlisted bidders in the Victorian government's bumper $163 million V/Line Freight sale have expressed disappointment in the outcome, but vowed to continue expansion across Australia's rail freight network.
    Industry observers have also questioned whether the successful bidder, Freight Victoria, would be able to make a satisfactory return on its investment, given that its bid was $43 million more than its nearest rival.
    Tranz Rail, part of the losing Australian Transport Network group, confirmed in a statement that ATN bid a non-conditional and fully-financed price of $120 million for the freight business.

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FROM THE HOME PAGE
Maersk estimates that in the third quarter, its revenues grew by 30% percent.
Copenhagen
Sharp gains in EBITDA values and quarterly EBIT
MSC expands the network of port terminals and technical-nautical services with the acquisition of control of Wilson Sons
Rio de Janeiro
It will acquire 56.47% of the share capital for about 764 million
New historic record of quarterly container traffic in the port of Los Angeles
Los Angeles
In the April-June period of this year, almost 2.9 million teu (+ 26.3%) were handled.
Letter to the EU to urge the abolition of the tax exemption for fossil fuels used by aircraft and ships
Brussels
Twenty-one organizations list the reasons for cancelling it and the benefits that would result in it
Spain's Boluda buys Finnish towing company Yxpila Hinaus-Bogsering
Valencia
The Scandinavian company has a fleet of six tugboats
Konecranes expands its presence in the Dutch market for port and intermodal means
Hoogvliet / Helsinki
The group will acquire two branches of the Peinemann
Two new ship-to-shore cranes for the container terminal of the port of Rijeka
Two new ship-to-shore cranes for the container terminal of the port of Rijeka
Rijeka
They are part of an investment of 200 million euros in the first phase of the project
New ro-ro service between the Turkish port of Matras and the port of Trieste
Istanbul
Made by DFDS, it provides for two weekly rotations
GTS doubles the frequency of the intermodal link Piacenza-Nola
Rome
From Monday it will rise from three to six weekly rotations
Royal Caribbean collaborates on a project to realize a cruise terminal in Juneau
Juneau
It is expected to be completed in the crucieristic season 2027
New historical record of quarterly traffic of containers in the port of Long Beach
Long Beach
In September the growth stopped
Genovese AdSP does not rule out the appeal of the ruling by the Council of State on the concession to Spinelli
Genoa
The institution will ask for clarification of State Advation
Spinelli will propose a decision to revoke the ruling of the Council of State which cancelled the concession to Genoa Port Terminal
Genoa
Adopted the delegated act for the inclusion of ships in service of the offshore industry in the European MRV Regulation
Brussels
The application of the standard is planned at the beginning of next year
The State Council has upheld the appeal of SECH against Spinelli's "full container" activity in the port of Genoa
Rome
The ruling notes "an obvious distortion of the competitive attitude as regulated by the port plan".
Fedespec calls for changes to customs reform
Milan
The risk is a strong negative impact on the national import and export business and the efficiency and competitiveness of the logistics system
Oriental Liguria's AdSP lists the benefits of passing Carrara's port under its jurisdiction
The Spezia
New historical record of quarterly container traffic in the port of Singapore
Singapore
In the July-September period of 2024, almost 10.5 million teu (+ 5.1%) were handled.
In the first nine months of 2024, freight traffic in Russian ports fell by -3.5% percent.
St. Petersburg
In the third quarter alone, 218.8 million tonnes were handled (-1%)
In the second quarter of 2024, freight traffic in the ports of Naples and Salerno marked increases of 9.2% percent and 0.2% percent.
In the second quarter of 2024, freight traffic in the ports of Naples and Salerno marked increases of 9.2% percent and 0.2% percent.
Naples
13.3%-year-old Cruserists in the capital's capital span and down -21.2% percent in the Salernitan scalp.
Spain's Navantia in talks to acquire British shipbuilding company Harland & Wolff
London
Expected deal by the end of November
Le Aziende informano
ITS Costruttori, il futuro dei cantieri inizia in Accademia
Oltre 420 posizioni aperte in 17 corsi totali, con un tasso di occupazione post diploma di circa il 95% in media
The Montenegrin port of Bar plans to buy two new mobile cranes
Bar
They are needed to replace the means of lifting damaged by the storm last July
Work at the cruise terminal in Calata Paita, in the port of Spezia, prevents the arrival of cruise ships
The Spezia
By the end of the year the Grimaldi group will order nine more new ro-pax ships
Athens
They will be employed in the Mediterranean and the Baltic
New intermodal link between the port of Venice and Montyone (Brescia)
Venice
With a load capacity of 46 containers, the initial programming provides for 50 rotations per year
In the third quarter the container traffic handled by Trieste Marine Terminal grew by 7.5%
Trieste
In the first nine months of this year, a decline of -3.0% percent
Interporto Padova, new Customs office and the entire intermodal terminal will become customs area
Padova
Agreement to develop further fast customs arrangements with ports in addition to those already active with Genoa, La Spezia and Gioia Tauro
In the first nine months of 2024, the number of piracy acts against ships was the least high since 1994.
In the first nine months of 2024, the number of piracy acts against ships was the least high since 1994.
London
In the July-September period, only 19 have occurred.
Switzerland to ease rules for the enrollment of ocean vessels at the national naval register
Bern
The aim is to increase the number of ships flying the Swiss flag.
Four new ship-to-shore cranes have arrived in the harbor of Gioia Tauro
Four new ship-to-shore cranes have arrived in the harbor of Gioia Tauro
Joy Tauro
Two more will arrive at the end of the month. In the first nine months of 2024, container traffic in the Calabrian climbed increased by 10.4% percent.
Next year the world's coast guard organizations will meet in Rome.
Rome
In 2025 the Italian Coast Guard will preside over the three international forums : European, Mediterranean and global
Last August, shipping traffic in the Suez Canal declined by -49.1% percent.
Last August, shipping traffic in the Suez Canal declined by -49.1% percent.
The Cairo
In the first eight months of 2024, the decline of the transits was -48.4% percent.
Satisfaction of Assoports, Filt Cgil, Fit Cisl and Uiltransport for the assumption of agreement on the contract of port workers
Rome
It allows-they stress unions-the recovery of the purchasing power of the wage
In the first half of 2024, FS Italiane's Logistic Pole posted record operating revenues and rising 13.0%
Rome
Net profit of 65 million euros, down from 22 million euros
Initiates the agreement for the renewal of the contract of port workers
Initiates the agreement for the renewal of the contract of port workers
Genoa
Assiterminal, in the end the responsibility of all of them prevailed
Turkey's METAG Holding has signed an agreement for the construction of the Somali port of Hobyo
Turkey's METAG Holding has signed an agreement for the construction of the Somali port of Hobyo
Mogadishu
It is located near the Strait of Bab el-Mandeb
Fincantieri, cutting off the first sheet of the first of two ultra-luxury cruise ships for Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Venice
It will be delivered in 2026
Mercitalia Rail starts transport of the new Frecciarossa 1000 of Trenitalia from Pistoia to the Czech Republic
Pistoia
They are headed to the Velim Test Center
New ro-ro traffic at the San Cataldo Container Terminal in the port of Taranto
Istanbul
Two ships have landed more than 1,500 vehicles
Uiltransport urges the Venice AdSP to review the ban on temporary port work
Rome
Verzari : umpteenth attempt to unload the current balance in the national port system
Concluded the first start-up phase of the Port Community System of the AdSP of the Straits
Messina
On 23 and October 24 meetings with stakeholders for the further development of the system
Guido Grimaldi confirmed president of the Logistics Association of Sustainable Intermodality
Rome
ALIS celebrates eight years of life
File the charges against four employees of the AdSP of the South Tyrreno and Ionian
Joy Tauro
The Gip of the Palmi Tribunal in Palmi has been definitively established.
In the third quarter, new orders to the ABB group grew by 1.8% percent.
Zurich
Revenue up 2.3%
SAILING LIST
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Departure ports
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- country
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Visit by Giani, Guerrieri and Macii to the Darsena Europe shipyard in the port of Livorno
Livorno / Florence
In the port of Piombino inaugurated the new plaza in front of the quay of the regasification ship
Gruber Logistics opens its own first headquarters in the Middle East
Time
Initially the new Dubai branch will focus on cargo project and air and sea transport.
Delivery of works for the completion of the port of Tremestieri
Messina
They are expected to be completed in two years
Spediporto has organized a two-day trip on the Green Logistic Valley and Italy-China trade
Genoa
In the third quarter of 2024, container traffic in the port of Hong Kong decreased by -7.1%
Hong Kong
In the first nine months of the year, the decline was -5.7% percent.
CEVA Logistics constitutes a joint venture with Saudi Almajdouie Logistics
Riyad
It will operate the transport-related and logistical activities carried out by the two companies in Saudi Arabia
Concern of the Spezia's maritime agents for the possible curb to cruise traffic in port
The Spezia
APSEZ completes the acquisition of 95% of the company that operates the Indian port of Gopalpur
Mumbai
The port climber has a traffic capacity of 20 million tonnes per year
Fit Cisl La Spezia, no to the passing of the Carrara port management at the AdSP of the Northern Tirreno Northern
The Spezia
The Tuscan port has benefited from substantial financial resources from the Via del Molo.
Changed Risso enters the capital of Maritime Maritime Agency Ravennate
Ravenna / Genoa
Established a joint venture joint venture
Minerva Bunkering has purchased the US Bomin Bunker Oil
Singapore
The American company has been ceded by Germany's Mabanaft
Approved the new safety regulation of the port of Genoa
Genoa
Processed by the Capitaneria in Porto with the involvement of port operators, it will enter into force on the first November
Evergreen's trend of revenue growth continues, Yang Ming and WHL
Taipei / Keelung
In September 2024, however, a double-digit percentage decline was recorded compared to the previous month.
Ferfreight's proposals for the infrastructural development of the last mile and for the resolution of criticalities
Padova
High-automation drones to surveil the areas of Interporto Padua
Padova
They take off and land in a "robotic hangar"
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
Spediporto has organized a two-day trip on the Green Logistic Valley and Italy-China trade
Genoa
It is scheduled on 22 and October 23
In Mantua the annual meeting of the European Federation of Inland Ports
Mantova
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PRESS REVIEW
Russia and India join forces in the Arctic, leaving China aside
(News.Az
The Overlooked Legacy of Black Dockworkers: Forging Justice On America's Waterfronts
(BET)
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FORUM of Shipping
and Logistics
Relazione del presidente Nicola Zaccheo
Roma, 18 settembre 2024
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Rexi : Financial will not introduce increases in the cost of diesel for self-transport
Rome
They are not expected-he assured-changes to the current tariffs
In Mantua the annual meeting of the European Federation of Inland Ports
Mantova
Tomorrow the international workshop "HyMantoValley project Creation of the Hydrogen Valley in the Valdaro inland Port"
Joy Tauro, possible further extension of the Agency for the administration of labour in port
Joy Tauro
Agostinelli : It will be required in the event of failure of the next meeting for the establishment of the ex art enterprise. 17
In the port of Gioia Tauro, 280 kilos of cocaine were seized
Reggio Calabria
More than 40 million euros could have been made in the market.
Baker Hughes to renounce industrial settlement in the port of Corigliano Calabro
Joy Tauro
Agostinelli : who did not want this project to enjoy this tragic victory!
VARD will build a Commissioning Service Vessel to Navigate Capital Partners
Trieste / Ålesund
It will be delivered in the second quarter of 2027
Liguria, Piedmont, Lombardy, Apulia, Calabria and Liguria have signed up to the Mit.
Rome
The Regions integrate with own resources the state appropriation
Fatal accident in the port of Naples
Naples
A worker lost his life overwhelmed by a mechanical means
Partnership of Magellan Circle and EETRA to promote sustainability in the port and logistics sectors
Agreement for the design and realization of a new maritime railway station in Savona
Savona
The link between the Savona Parco Doria station and the new plant is expected to be adapted.
In the third quarter, the revenues generated by the OOCL container business grew by 73.7%
Hong Kong
Volumes of truckloads transported increased by 3.6%
On Wednesday, Padova will take over the third edition of Green Logistics Expo
Padova
Among the appointments, the States Generals of the Logistics of the North East and Mercintrain
Three new appointments to top executives of TESYA group companies
Milan
Pierre-Nicola Fsheep new general manager of group, Flavio Castelli new CEO of CLS E Vincent Albasini new CEO of CGTE
Rixi : winning idea for a maritime country is the possibility of having foreign shareholdings with concessions in extra-European ports
Naples
They would be useful-he explains-to stabilize the logistical lines in every geopolitical condition
Port of Spezia, in mid-2025 the electrification of the Molo Garibaldi will be completed
The Spezia
In recent days in Estonia the test of the robot from the quay will connect the power grid to the ship.
New training project of Assologistics in collaboration with Randstad Italia
Milan
Creation of a digital platform to facilitate management and fruition of training courses
A Vietnamese delegation in Geneva to increase cooperation with MSC
Hanoi
Proposal participation in the project of the new deep-water port in Lien Chieu (Da Nang)
A strike blocks the ports and airports of Corsica
Ajaccio
Protest against the assumption of entrusting its management through a contest
The Transport Regulatory Authorities of Italy and France have started a cooperation
Paris / Rome
T&E, the only system based on a Global Fuel Standard is not enough to decarbonize shipping
Brussels
The organization highlights the need for it to be accompanied by the application of a global tax on emissions
The AdSP of the East Ligurian Sea completes acquisition of 2.4% of the capital of CEPIM-Parma Interport
The Spezia
Buy the share of the Municipality of La Spezia and of the Riviere Chamber of Commerce in Liguria
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