Ports & Logistics
Shi.E.L.D. sees new logistics opportunities
(Posted on 21/07/19)Shi.E.L.D. Services, a transhipment logistics leader, launched in 2018 and born out of the renowned Coeclerici Logistics company is looking to develop new opportunities wherever they may arise all over the world with particular focus on Africa and South East Asia. Shi.E.L.D. Service’s headquarters is in Milan with a branch...
Bulk peaks in Antwerp’s best quarter
(Posted on 21/07/19)The total freight volume handled by Port of Antwerp was up 0.7% during the first six months compared with the same period last year, itself already a record half.The dry bulk volume managed to reverse a drop of 8.8% at the end of the first quarter, turning it into a rise of 8.7%. This was despite 8% less fertiliser, 25.7% less ore...
Keeping it green
(Posted on 21/07/19)A North East-based ports group has demonstrated its commitment to the communities it operates in with its first Green Week.PD Ports, which has its headquarters in Middlesbrough, held the event across its 13 nationwide locations, hosting a variety of green-themed activities such as planting wild flowers, conducting beach clean-ups...
Darwin Port CEO Appointment
(Posted on 21/07/19)Landbridge Australia is delighted to announce Darren Lambourn as the new CEO at Darwin Port.In his position, Mr Lambourn will be responsible for the overall operations and management of the Darwin Port reporting directly to Landbridge Australia’s Managing Director Mike Hughes.Darren has a wealth of experience in supply chain...
Port of Brisbane and Qube extend partnership
(Posted on 07/07/19)Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd (PBPL), and the Australian logistics operator, Qube Logistics (Qube), have agreed to a 33-year extension of QUBE’s existing lease on Fisherman Islands, incorporating an expanded area, taking the total lease area to 36.2ha.The 33-year extension takes the fixed lease period to 40-years and increases...
UK maritime aims to eradicate use of DWHLs
(Posted on 07/07/19)The UK maritime industry is taking a leading stand in the fight against the illegal use of Dangerously Weighted Heaving Lines (“DWHLs”) in UK ports and harbours, an issue spanning the shipping and ports sectors.To coincide with the Department for Transport’s important Maritime Safety Week 2019, #maritimesafetyweek...
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