The Port Newark Container Terminal (PNCT) has announced the addition of three super-post-Panamax ship-to-shore cranes to the terminal.

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One of the world's leading manufacturers of grabs has turned to academia for help and believes the co-operation could lead to a breakthrough in future product engineering and design reports Ray Dykes...

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Stockholm-based Bromma reports a good start of 2014 with an order intake in the first quarter 20% higher than the corresponding period 2013 measured in number of units.

The International Port & Terminal Technology Conference and Exhibition is coming to Savannah, Georgia, May 20-21. The Georgia Ports Authority and MCI Media will present the conference at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center.

The Georgia Ports Authority has won new import business from Honda.

New developments in the terminal tractor market will give manufacturers a head-start.

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Italian ports handled a total in excess of 10 million TEU in 2013, 5.7% more than in 2012 reflecting the positive trend in trans-shipment activities and stronger export flows. World Port Development reports ...

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The port of Miritituba and Barcarena, both in the northern state of Para in Brazil, have opened two new grain- and oilseed-loading terminals. Expectations are that these two new terminals will increase the country's export capacity by 4 million tonnes per year.