DP World is taking an industry-leading role to help protect the world's critically endangered wildlife by signing up to a series of far-reaching commitments today at Buckingham Palace with fellow 'United for Wildlife' Taskforce members in the presence of His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.

Terex Port Solutions (TPS) has received an order for six diesel-electric Terex rubber-tyred gantry cranes (RTG) from the Alexandria Container and Cargo Handling Company (ACCHCO) in Egypt.

South Carolina Ports Authority has announced a significant enhancement to international intermodal rail service between the Port of Charleston and the Charlotte Regional Intermodal Facility at the Charlotte Douglass International Airport.

The Rt Hon David Cameron MP has paid his second visit to the Port of Felixstowe in a little over 12 months. He visited the port on 15 March 2016 to speak to a group of employees, port customers and local councillors about the benefits of the UK's membership of the European Union.

The year 2015 was an extraordinarily good one for Van Oord. The company achieved a record revenue of EUR 2.579 billion (2014: EUR 2.104 billion), an increase of 23%, and a record profit of EUR 169 million (2014: EUR 119 million).

Port of London Authority (PLA) chairman, Christopher Rodrigues CBE has heralded a bright future for the Thames, identifying strong prospects for growth and a new skills academy to facilitate the training of people to work on the river.

Last week, the Mv Wladyslaw Orkan, owned by the Chinese-Polish Joint Stock Shipping Company arrived in Rotterdam after sailing from Moerdijk. The ship loaded gas turbines and generators at the Broekman Breakbulk Terminal (Broekman Project Services) in the Waalhaven.

The Port of Vancouver USA is celebrating another record-breaking year as 2015 becomes the best year for revenue and tonnage in the port's 104-year history.

Global terminal operator DP World will announce its financial results for the year 2015 on Thursday March 17 at 9am via Nasdaq Dubai (www.nasdaqdubai.com).

On 8 March, Ronald Lugthart, managing director of Rotterdam World Gateway (RWG), received the definitive customs permit and AEO certificate for RWG, handed over by Anneke van den Breemer, regional director of customs at the port of Rotterdam. This officially makes RWG the first deepsea container terminal with a minimal customs presence in the European Union.