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First River Sea Container vessel launched in India LOTS Shipping Limited launched the M V BEYPORE SULTAN; India’s first indigenous IRS Class, Type IV River Sea container vessel at Master Shipyard Pvt. Limited  
ClassNK Welcomes World’s First Specialized Nickel Ore Carrier to Register
The world’s largest classification society ClassNK announced that the world’s first specialized vessel for the carriage of Nickel Ore has been built and registered to the NK class.  
DNV unveils its SUNdy floating solar field concept
Many countries are turning to solar technology and renewable energy because of a need for alternative energy sources and environmental concerns.  To help meet these needs  
Shapoorji Pallonji plans deepwater port in Gujarat Shapoorji Pallonji Co Ltd plans to set up an integrated deepwater port,

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THE GATEWAY AWARDS 2013 WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Maritime Gateway, India’s premier magazine dedicated for ports, shipping and logistics, organized the Annual Gateway Awards 2013 in Mumbai on April 18..  Full Story | video
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Dragon Dance

While India is likely to face security challenges in long-term with China gaining operational control over Gwadar Port in Pakistan, the UAE and Iran may see their commercial interest under threat.. Full Story | video
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ICTT achieves landmark as first transhipment service calls terminal

The International Container Transshipment Terminal (ICTT) received its first transhipment mainline service today with the berthing M.V Zim China of the Asia-India Sub Continent East Med (AME) service..  Full Story | video

 

 
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“INDIA IS A BOON TO THE 3PL MARKET”


Elaine Low
Executive vice president (business development)
CEVA Logistics

CEVA Logistics is one of the world’s leading providers of end-to-end design, implementation and operational...

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“Classification procedures have changed safety culture”


Arun Kumar Gupta
Shipping Corporation of India’s Technical & Offshore Services Director

Classification societies play a major role in ensuring maritime safety and providing...

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‘It’s about making better decisions’

Rick Blasgen
CEO, CSCMP

Presently, he is on President Obama’s team,advising American industry on supply chain management and how the US could continue being a leading global player....

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‘FDI in retail will boost our growth’


Siddhartha Adya
Managing director
APL Logistics - South Asia region

APL Logistics is a leading provider of supply chain management solutions. It offers a comprehensive suite...

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International

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Double Trouble


Japanese ports are finding it difficult to survive in the aftermath of tsunami amid tough competition from Asian ports

If anyone would try remembering 2011, Japan’s tsunami would surely...

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As Robust as their Machines

German ports and terminals have witnessed a steady growth, making the nation a world maritime leader.

The small town of Wilhelmshaven on Germany’s North Sea coast is the talk of the maritime...

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US Defers Container Scanning

Inadequate preparations and high cost force US Department of Homeland Security to announce two-year exemption to the proposed law.

The US government has decided to defer the requirement to scan...

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Troubled waters



Continued world demand for raw materials is fuelling new dry bulk export projects in Africa while strong economic growth in African coutries has created the demand for regional container transshipment...

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Headwinds in the shipping sector

Government expects private sector to fund a major share of the investment in port sector. But lack of clarity in policies and level playing field act as a deterrents.

In the Eleventh Five Year...

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Cochin Port Changing Cargo Profile



After container operations shifted to ICTT, port is building up liquid and dry bulk cargoes for its business.

Cochi Port Trust is expecting growth in cargo traffic volumes. Higher...

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Abandoned Containers adding to the Woes



One of the biggest nightmares for a liner shipping company is the fear that a cargo destined for an Indian port may be abandoned after landing and that it would not be able to recover the costs....

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