Chinese smuggling gangs discovered exporting scrap metal illegally
China has arrested 245 people for illegally exporting scrap metal to southeast Asian countries.
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China has arrested 245 people for illegally exporting scrap metal to southeast Asian countries.
Algoma Central Corp. announces that its joint venture with Nova Marine Carriers, NovaAlgoma Cement Carriers Ltd has acquired a 25% ownership interest in JT Cement.
Thyssenkrupp has supplied new quadruple rail car dumpers and shiploaders to the Caofeidian coal terminal in China.
Operations are running smoothly at T-Port’s Lucky Bay port facility, with contracts being awarded for construction, testing and computing works.
The Port of Newcastle is formally launching the Newcastle Bulk Terminal development at Walsh Point, Kooragang Island, showcasing showcases its investment into the future of bulk handling and the diversified trades of the port.
The Rail Delivery Group Freight Board has appointed DB Cargo UK’s Chief Executive as Chairman of the Board.
Metro Mining confirms receipt of sales revenue and announces the successful arrival of its first two shipments of bauxite to China.
Aurizon should resume its normal maintenance programme and end the coal export impasse, says the Queensland Recourses Council.
Globus Maritime Limited is set to release its first quarter 2018 financial results on 6 June.
Euroseas has completed the spin-off of its dry bulk fleet into a separate publicly listed company, EuroDry Ltd.
The strike by Canadian Pacific rail workers has ended after reaching a tentative agreement.
After being unable to agree with management on new contract terms, Canadian Pacific rail workers have gone on strike.