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Throughput of Riga port up 13.8% to 21.9 mln t in Jan-Sep 08 Oct 13, 2008

In January-September, 2008, Freeport of Riga handled 21.946 million tonnes (+13.8%, year-on-year), the company materials read. In the reported period transshipment of general cargo fell by 13.1%, year-on-year, to 3.772 million tonnes including 1.682.2 million tonnes of timber (-28.1%), 19,300 tonnes of metal (-72.3%), 19,300 tonnes of chemical cargo (+...

Shippers quit Bangkok port over strike fearsOct 10, 2008

Shippers are clearing their cargo from Bangkok Port and re-routing shipments via Laem Chabang Port on fears that unionised workers will strike again in support of anti-government protests, the Bangkok Post reported. The Port Authority of Thailand (PAT) and its labour union in separate statements have urged exporters and shippers to divert their shipme...

ILWU workers seeing less work at major West Coast ports Oct 10, 2008

Slumping cargo volumes at major West Coast ports have led to a dramatic downturn in the amount of work offered to union dockers, especially part-time casuals, according to documents from the Pacific Maritime Association. Nearly 24,000 members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union working at six major West Coast ports have collectively rec...

N.Y.-N.J. port: Room enough for boxes and beamers Oct 9, 2008

Last week the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said it had approved a 10-year, five-month lease with BMW of North America LLC that will give the company an additional 10 acres of land at the Port Authority Auto Marine Terminal in Jersey City to expand its existing vehicle processing center. The port authority said the deal was necessary after...

Forecast: Container traffic will be 6.5% lower than 2007 Oct 9, 2008

Cargo volume at the nation's major retail container ports is expected to decline 6.5 percent in 2008 compared with 2007 said the National Retail Federation and the economic forecasting firm Global Insight as they released their monthly Port Tracker report. This has clearly been a difficult year and we still have a challenging holiday season a...

Born terminal in the port of Rotterdam heading for quarter of a millio...Oct 8, 2008

On 3 October, the terminal expansion at Barge Terminal Born (BTB) will officially become operational. The quay has been extended from 200 to 340 metres, the asphalted site now measures 30,000 m² and a second gantry crane has been installed. As a result, capacity has been increased to 250,000 TEU. In 2008, BTB expects to transport 120,000 TEU. This volume ...

Ventspils Port cargo turnover decreased by 10.7% in the first nine mon...Oct 8, 2008

The total volume of cargo turnover at the Freeport of Ventspils decreased by 10.7% or 2.5 million tons in the first nine months the year 2008, compared with the results in the respective period last year, as Ventspils Freeport board deputy chairman Janis Vitolins informed a press conference at the Ventspils City Council yesterday. Vitolins said that a...

L.A. port approves major terminal construction contract Oct 7, 2008

Los Angeles port officials approved a $102 million construction contract Thursday that will held a container terminal expansion get under way by the end of the year. The 10-year-old TraPac development project seeks to modernize and expand the 176-acre container terminal to 243 acres. The expansion, estimated to cost $170 million, would also provide th...

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