As increased productivity becomes the driving goal for commodity producers and handlers, the trend towards faster conveying speeds is growin...

Metso Minerals, the Finland-based multinational engineering and technology group with global net sales of €4.2B in 2005, has made some imp...

Kazakhstan’s government is in a dilemma as to which direction, northward or southward, to develop its Caspian port of Aktau (AMTP)....

Self-unloading vessels have retained their importance in “niche” international trades and continue to dominate trades within the North A...

Horizon Terminals, a subsidiary of Dubai-based Emirates National Oil Co (ENOC), has teamed up with South Korea’s Taeyoung Group to build a...

British rail freight operator EWS has been fined £4.1M (€6M) by the Office of the Rail Regulator (ORR), following complaints about antico...

Shiploaders come in all shapes and sizes and cover a multitude of applications, with throughputs ranging from 200 tph to 10-11,000 tph and e...

The first vessel for over a decade recently docked at the UK Port of Wisbech to collect the first of a regular cargo of scrap metal bound fo...

Steinert GmbH, the German designer and manufacturer of magnetic separators, filters and sorting systems, has unveiled a new X-ray sorting sy...

A A$31M proposal to build a bulk cement terminal at Sydney’s White Bay has been all but abandoned after changes required by planning autho...

Indusign NV recently supplied a new E-Crane balance crane to Antwerp agri-bulk stevedore and logistic services provider Schelde-Natie, locat...

Log handling and stacking applications are varied and, accordingly, a wide range of machines that can do the job is available. They range fr...

Bangalore-based Subhash Projects & Marketing has won a Rs.21B (US$467M) contract to redevelop Puducherry (Pondicherry) port in collaboration...

In the past few years, the rapid growth of container traffic in the Eastern Baltic, largely explained by Russia’s consumer goods import bo...

The potential freight use of Serbia’s rivers and canals is finally being acknowledged.The country accounts for 588 kms of the River Danube...