Port of Los Angeles Sees 12% April Increase Compared to 2023
The Port of Los Angeles handled 770,337 container units in April, marking a 12% increase over 2023 and the ninth month of year-over-year growth.
Ports & Logistics
India Secures Right to Operate Bangladeshi Terminal
India has successfully secured the rights to operate a terminal at Mongla Port in Bangladesh, marking its third overseas port operation.
Brazilian Port Finds Temp Solution to Terminal Operator Woes
Authorities in Brazil have implemented a temporary solution to manage one of the country's ports, nearly 18 months after the previous operator left
Port of Seattle Starts Renovation of Ship Supply Building
The Port of Seattle has announced the commencement of the renovation and modernization of the Ship Supply Building at Fishermen’s Terminal.
Port of Charleston Resumes Cargo Operations
The Port of Charleston and the South Carolina Inland Port announced the resumption of all cargo operations yesterday at approximately 5:00 AM.
MSC Announce North Peru Feeder Service From Salaverry & Paita
MSC has announced the launch of their “North Peru Feeder,” a new dedicated feeder service sailing from Salaverry and Paita in Peru.
Valenciaport Reports Increase in Cargo Traffic for April
Valenciaport’s terminals confirmed in April that the Spanish export sector is experiencing a reactivation phase after a period of stagnation.
Tokyo University & ONE Offer Container Management Science Course
ONE launches Social Cooperation Program, Container Management Science, in partnership with the School of Engineering at The University of Tokyo.
Power Offered to Cargo & Cruise Ships at Port of Hamburg
The Port of Hamburg in Germany has become the first port in Europe to extend shore power capabilities to both container and cruise vessels.
Dali Container Ship Finally Returns to Port of Baltimore
Dali, the containership responsible for the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse on March 26, returned to the port of Baltimore on Monday.
Charleston Port & Inland Harbors Close Due to Software Issue
The South Carolina Ports Authority had to close the Charleston port and inland harbors for the entire day yesterday due to a software issue.
Maersk Announces Updates for Baltimore Services
Maersk has announced an update on its services to the Port of Baltimore, reopening bookings for direct loading and discharge on upcoming voyages.
Report Finds Annual Economic Impact Growth for PortMiami
PortMiami's annual economic impact has surged to $61.4 billion, up from $41.4 billion in 2016 according to a study conducted by Martin Associates
DP World Boosts Capacity with Three New Romanian Sites
Yesterday, DP World inaugurated three new sites in Romania, significantly boosting some much-needed marine infrastructure capacity.
AD Ports Reaches Agreement with Chittagong, Bangladesh
AD Ports Group has entered into a nonbinding agreement to explore the development and operation of a multipurpose port in Chittagong, Bangladesh.
Antwerp-Bruges Debuts World’s First Methanol-powered Tug
The Port of Antwerp-Bruges has unveiled a groundbreaking innovation: the Methatug, a tugboat powered by methanol with a traction force of 50 tons
New China-Vietnam-Thailand Service Launched by ONE
Singapore-based container line Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced the launch of a new service, the China-Vietnam-Thailand (CVT) route.
Another Month of Cargo Growth for Long Beach in April
The Port of Long Beach in California, USA moved 750,424 TEUs in April, marking a 14.4% increase compared to the same month in 2023.
Ports of Shanghai & Barcelona Collude on Innovative Projects
The ports of Shanghai and Barcelona have signed an agreement to explore opportunities in innovative projects in the port and maritime fields.
Brooklyn & Howland Hook Marine Terminals Set for Upgrades
A port upgrade project that will transform the Brooklyn Marine Terminal into a modern maritime port has been announced by New York authorities.