
VOC Port cancels the container terminal tender
A tender to build a container terminal with a capacity of 4 million TEU in the port’s outer harbor has been withdrawn by the V
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A tender to build a container terminal with a capacity of 4 million TEU in the port’s outer harbor has been withdrawn by the V

Based on the belly freight concept, Indian Railways is developing a series of cargo liners that would be the first in the nation. The upper

According to those with knowledge of the development, the government might give the whole shipping industry—including all types of ships and vessels—infrastructure status. According to

At the end of the second quarter, which ended on September 30, Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd (GPPL), which runs the Pipavav port in Gujarat, had

Maersk Line and Kaushalya Logistics recently signed an agreement whereby KLL will oversee Maersk Line’s surface transportation needs across India. KLL’s position in the Full

In an effort to improve operations after the effects of floods, the Port of València is moving forward with opening its container terminal gates. As

The Sri Lanka Shippers’ Council, led by its Executive Committee, conducted a comprehensive visit to the Hambantota International Port (HIP) last week, emphasising its critical

Due to a spillover of maritime freight to air routes during a crisis in the Red maritime that began in October 2023, international air cargo

With the introduction of electric cars and hybrid cranes as part of its sustainability measures, the Mormugao Port Authority (MPA) is making major strides in

A tender to build a container terminal with a capacity

Based on the belly freight concept, Indian Railways is developing

According to those with knowledge of the development, the government


Maersk Line and Kaushalya Logistics recently signed an agreement whereby

In an effort to improve operations after the effects of

The Sri Lanka Shippers’ Council, led by its Executive Committee,

Due to a spillover of maritime freight to air routes

With the introduction of electric cars and hybrid cranes as