AWB Ltd and Pacific National have unveiled 51 new grain wagons, as part of an A$100 mill investment in the New South Wales grain industry....

Two of France's leading cement manufacturers, Lafarge and Calcia, have together invested E1.8 mill in a new motorised barge to transport sla...

Between 30,000 and 40,000 tpa of bulk gypsum traditionally moved by road tanker from EDF's coal-fired power station at Cordemais to the expo...

BMH Nordstroms self loading/unloading cement handling systems have been installed on two 4000 dwt newbuildings built for Gujarat Ambuja Ceme...

Caterpillar has increased its skid steer loader offering with the launch of three new vertical lift designs, the 232, 242 and 262, extending...

Clyde Materials Handling is billing its new V-type ISO-Veyor as a complete solution for storing, transporting and transferring bulk material...

Doosan (the former Hanjung-Korea Heavy Industries & Construction Co) has won an order for a large-sized continuous ship unloader (CSU) worth...

GB Railfreight (GBRf) has bagged a contract to move 20,000t of desulphurised gypsum from Hull Docks for British Gypsum....

Some 35 years after supplying the original weighing equipment, Precia-Molen UK has revisited the Port of Tilbury's grain terminal to install...

The Phividec Industrial Authority (PIA) in the Philippines is pressing ahead with plans to build a US$35 mill bulk terminal to boost agricul...

Bulk material loading chute manufacturer Cleveland Cascades has netted two contracts in Western Australia, the first time it has sold to the...

A combined bulk/bag ship loader/unloader from Roncuzzi Industrial Services Srl, together with dedusting hopper and associated belt conveyor ...

France-based Mecabag System has come up with an inexpensive FIBC loading system for shippers who have only occasional demand to ship product...

Wood chips produced in Eastern Canada are increasingly being shipped out of facilities on the coast, such as North Atlantic Marine Terminals...

While most ship operators try to squeeze as big a ship as possible through the St Lawrence Seaway, one owner has found smaller to be better....