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- Congestion surcharges loom in Europe Shippers could face congestion surcharges for containers passing through Europes top ports as the peak season approaches. Most ports are working at near capacity and have little sl……
- Florida Gas again issues shipper alert due to heat Florida Gas Transmission on Tuesday issued its latest in a string of warnings to natural gas shippers on Tuesday as hot weather was again expected to boost demand on its pipeline s……
- AAR gets cargo handling systems deal for Chinook helicopters AAR Corp. which provides parts and maintenance services to the aviation industry, said it received a contract from the U.S. Army to provide 25 cargo handling systems for Chinook (C……
- Genco Shipping to buy six drybulk vessels Genco Shipping Trading Ltd.said it agreed to buy six drybulk vessels from affiliates of Evalend Shipping Co. S.A. for about $336 million to expand its fleet. The dry bulk shipping ……
- IMC Shipping to pay fine for 2004 Alaska oil spill A Singapore company agreed to plead guilty to environmental violations and pay a $10 million fine for an oil spill caused by the 2004 wreck of one of its cargo ships off Alaska, th……
- Maher Terminals selects Kalmar for Prince Rupert Maher Terminals of Canada Corp has opted to outfit its new container handling operations at Fairview Terminal in the West Coast port of Prince Rupert in British Columbia with multi……
- ECU Line Antwerp offers service to Vietnamese Port of Haiphong Adding to its new service to Ho Chi Minh City, Ecu-Line Antwerp is now offering departures to Haiphong from its home port in the Belgian capital. The existing service to Ho Chi Min……
- Zim ups freight rate 10pc following Maersk Israeli Departure Zim has become the only shipping line with direct service to the US from Israel after AP Moller-Maersk closed its direct shipping service, reported Globes Online, an Israeli news p……