Five millionth steel tonne for Teesport

Teesport has become the first UK port to actively minimise the risk of plastic pellets from leaking into the environment, according to its operator PD Ports.

Britain’s centuries-old reliance on coal is at an end, creating an uncertain future for its bulk terminal ports and operators.

PD Ports has acquired Groveport 2012 Limited, a privately owned inland port complex on the River Trent.

PD Ports has signed a seven year deal with Sahaviriya Steel Industries UK (SSI) to handle steel slab through Teesport.

Helm Fertilizer Great Britain Ltd has signed a 10-year agreement with PD Ports to operate a blending and bagging facility for its fertiliser imports at the UK port of Howden.

Bunn Fertiliser Limited has signed deal with PD Ports to help supply urea and Koch Advanced Nitrogen fertiliser products to its Scottish and northern UK customers.