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Charleston reports strong growth in throughputDec 24, 2010

The Port of Charleston’s container volume increased more than 14 percent in November, the 11th consecutive month of growth. Charleston’s container volume in November totaled 65,251 containers, up 14.4 percent from the same month in 2009 (57,039 TEU). Through the first 11 months of 2010, Charleston container volume is up 17.5 percent. Contain...

Australia’s DP World sells 75% ownership to US FundDec 24, 2010

Sydney: DP World Australia, an offshoot of the Dubai World Investment Fund has announced the sale of 75% ownership of its downunder port operations to Citi Infrastructure Investors for US$1.49 bn. DP World confirmed it will keep its current 2,100 staff and continue managing container ports in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane under the deal. T...

Houston Port's box tonnage rises 7pc from Jan-NovDec 24, 2010

THE Port Authority of Houston saw container tonnage rise seven per cent in the first 11 months of 2010, with container revenue up 16 per cent compared to the same period in 2009. However, November's performance continued the pattern of the past three months, with stronger steel numbers outshining container performance during the month, according to CEO...

Yangshan port moves 35 million TEUDec 24, 2010

SHANGHAI's Yangshan port registers an annual growth rate of 32.5 per cent in container throughput in the past five years to over 35 million TEU, reports Xinhua. The port's container volume currently accounts to 35 per cent of Shanghai's total. Forty per cent of the volume originates from sea-to-sea transit shipments, which is higher than the average ...

Maersk continues its focus on rail Dec 23, 2010

An increasing volume of Maersk's freight at the Port of Gothenburg is moved by rail, including short-haul movements. They even have their own rail shuttle. "We are aiming to expand our use of rail even further," states Karl Jivén, Sustainability Manager at Maersk Line Scandinavia. The volume of freight moved to and from the Port of Gothenbur...

Hainan PO Shipping adds weekly call at Port of OaklandDec 23, 2010

Hainan P O Shipping expanded its trans-Pacific service to include a weekly call at the Port of Oakland. The vessel POS Hong Kong made the first call Monday at the Oakland International Container Terminal. The weekly service links Oakland with Hong Kong, Yantian, Xiamen, Ningbo and Shanghai. The service includes an integrated feeder network from outl...

Zeeland Seaports ends year on a positive note Dec 23, 2010

Zeeland Seaports is ending the year with across the board throughput figures that have matched the record levels set in 2008, with transhipment volumes in excess of 33m tonnes representing a 15% growth compared to 2009. Imports rose to over 25m tonnes, whilst exports reached 7.9m tonnes. Turnover of the port authority reached €46m (US$60m), resulti...

Lyttelton's container volumes up 15% in five monthsDec 23, 2010

Lyttelton Port of Christchurch, which was hit by the magnitude 7.1 earthquake on September 4, is forecasting a higher interim profit after handling 15 percent more containers in the five months to November than in the same period last year, reported New Zealand Press Association. The port resumed operation within hours of the earthquake but did suffer d...

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