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American ports get US$30 million in stimulus green grants Jul 23, 2009

THE US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), flushed with US$300 million in federal stimulus funds, is providing $30 million to port authorities to replace older trucks and upgrade polluting cargo handling equipment, reports the American Association of Port Authorities. Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the Port Authority of New York and ...

APL's container volume, freight rates continue slideJul 23, 2009

SINGAPORE's Neptune Orient Lines has announced that its container shipping arm APL has seen its container shipping volume decline 14 per cent to 172,200 FEU from May 30 to June 26 compared to the same period a year earlier. Average revenue per FEU fell during the reporting period by 29 per cent year-on-year to US$2,190 from $3,080 last year. NOL attrib...

Absence of lab test reports delays clearanceJul 23, 2009

A bureaucratic shakeup has led to delays in the Customs Department clearing imported food products at Kolkata Port, according to Exim News Service. Following this, huge consignments of imported edible oil, pulses, sugar and other items have reportedly piled up at the Port for over a month. Samples of these commodities have to be sent to the Central Food L...

Cordero reappointed, confirmed to commissionJul 23, 2009

Attorney Mario Cordero has been reappointed to the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners by Long Beach Mayor Bob Foster, an action that was confirmed earlier this month by the City Council. The five-seat Harbor Commission is the governing board of the Port of Long Beach, overseeing the Port's major spending and policy decisions. Cordero, who i...

ESC position more lonely as TT Club backs UN's Rotterdam Rules Jul 23, 2009

THE TT Club, a top insurer for the global transportation and logistics industries, has voiced its support for the United Nations Convention on the International Carriage of Goods Wholly or Partly by Sea, known as the "Rotterdam Rules." "The TT Club welcomes the harmonisation, transparency and modernisation of transport liability systems which the Rotterda...

Port of Tacoma scales back on NYK terminal plansJul 23, 2009

THE Port of Tacoma and Japanese shipping line NYK are scaling back earlier plans to build a new large-scale container terminal on the port's Blair-Hylebos Peninsula because of weak demand. The original 2007 plan would have led to the development of a new terminal on the east side of Tacoma's Blair Waterway for the exclusive use of NYK by July 2012. The...

Cargo loading in Klaipeda sea port down 15.4% to 17.1 mln t in H1 09Jul 23, 2009

In January-June 2009, 17.1 million tones of cargo was loaded in Klaipeda State Port including Butinge Terminal, a decrease of 15.4% year-on-year. According to the data of the Lithuanian Department of Statistics, 13 million tones of cargo was loaded in Klaipeda sea port, a decrease of 18% year-on-year. A total of 4.1 million tones of crude oil was loaded i...

Canada's Cargojet buys all Prince Edward Air for US$898,109Jul 22, 2009

CANADA's Cargojet Income Fund has announced plans to expand its regional cargo business through a partnership with SkyLink Express Inc, reports The Canadian Press news agency. The fund said its recently acquired subsidiary Prince Edward Air Ltd will own 55 per cent of the partnership and Toronto-based SkyLink Express would own the remaining 45 per cent. ...

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