Canada supports green shipping corridor projects
The Canadian government has made a push toward making shipping greener by allocating funds to fourteen different projects.
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The Canadian government has made a push toward making shipping greener by allocating funds to fourteen different projects.
The AAR has reported that across North America rail traffic has seen general decreases in carloads.
Weserport GmbH has commissioned Ardelt to supply a double jib slewing crane with integrated hopper model Tukan K.
Seacon Shipping has offloaded one of its supramax bulk carriers, netting more than US$6 million in profit.
TBA Group has appointed a new Director for its Control Automation team in Doncaster, working with customers on various bulk material handling projects.
OrbitMI has launched enhanced data-as-a-service for dry bulk Vessel and Company Particulars.
Dry bulk ship owner Oldendorff has announced the sale of one of its post-panamax vessels at a time where the market is softening.
Conditions have been satisfied for Rio Tinto’s investment on its planned development of the Simandou iron ore deposit in Guinea.
The Baltic Exchange has reported that there was an increase in capsize rates on the 5TC as other markets saw some gains.
Bruks Siwertell has been selected to provide a shiploader for high-capacity fertilizer handling in Libya.
Diana Shipping Inc. has announced time charter contract for m/v Atalandi with Cargill.
The AAR has released its latest rail traffic data showing total weekly rail traffic has increased.