Ports & Logistics
BPA welcomes ‘no deal’ proposals
(Posted on 14/09/18)The British Ports Association has welcomed new Government proposals to help ensure maritime vessels and vehicles are able to travel to and from the EU post Brexit, following the publication of more of the UK Government’s advice on contingency planning for a ‘no deal’ Brexit outcome.The new papers include advice...
Euroports major Investment ready for new sugar season
(Posted on 11/09/18)Euroports and Antwerp Port representatives, along with their clients, have officially inaugurated the newest investments Euroports has made to their dedicated Sugar Terminal, Terminal TA 518 in Antwerp. During the inauguration ceremony, Bart De Wever (Mayor of the City of Antwerp), Marc Van Peel (Chairman of the Port and Vice-mayor...
PD Ports’ partnership with Seacon
(Posted on 11/09/18)PD Ports has formed a partnership with Seacon (SG), a UK port-based terminal operator, freight forwarder and one of the UK’s largest independent suppliers to paper and pulp importers in the Forest Products industry, to establish a point of entry into the North of the UK for its customers.Already operating from the South at...
Latvia growing via German ports
(Posted on 11/09/18)In the first quarter of 2018, Latvia recorded the strongest real growth among European states. The seasonally adjusted rise of 5.1 percent has attracted positive interest. The reason for the good economic situation is strong domestic demand, driven by EU funded major projects, and greatly consuming private households. Goods flows...
Haropa success in strategic trades
(Posted on 11/09/18)In a context in which HAROPA seaborne traffic globally remains stable, at 45.8 M tonnes, the first six months of 2018 were marked by very good figures for highly strategic trades.The market share of HAROPA for the export of wheat and barley produced in France (2017-2018 season) reached a record level of 50%, with 75% traffic growth...
Long Beach emissions fall even as cargo rises
(Posted on 03/09/18)The Port of Long Beach is continuing to outperform 2023 clean air goals for diesel particles and sulphur oxides, even while cargo volumes have jumped to record levels, according to a comprehensive study of Port-related air pollution emissions.The 2017 annual “emissions inventory” found the Port’s aggressive actions...
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