Transnet SOC, South Africa’s state-controlled ports, freight rail and pipelines’ company, has successfully secured ZAR13B (US$1.1B) in f...

Euroports Italy has commissioned the largest state-of-the-art scrap metal yard in the North Adriatic Sea....

Strong trade growth, moderating fleet development and deployment of new fuel efficient vessels are expected to lead to a recovery in dry bul...

Rio Tinto is restructuring its product groups and corporate functions in a bid to refocus on efficiency and costs....

Egypt surprised the wheat market last week when it bought 290,000t, its largest single US acquisition for some time....

Metso has appointed McHale Plant Sales as exclusive agent in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland for its mobile rock crushing and s...

This year’s IAPH World Ports Conference will be held in Hamburg, between 1 and 5 June....

The TT Club has warned the supply chain industry around the world that there is a persistence of claims in a handful of loss types....

Russia is expected to divert funds originally earmarked for the construction of the new Black Sea port of Taman to build the Kerch Bridge to...

With global iron ore prices yet to find a bottom, the casualty count is continuing to mount amongst Australian producers....

Phosphate fertiliser producer Phos-Agro has teamed up with Ultramar, Russia’s largest carrier of containerised fertiliser, to establish Sm...

The government of Namibia is to launch a pre-feasibility study into the construction of a new port at Angra Fria and associated railway. Ang...

Ukrainian vegetable oil exporter and logistics operator OREXIM, which has stevedoring facilities at the Black Sea harbour of Mykolaiv, has r...

In Spain, ArcelorMittal Sagunto SL is seeking to get back a concession currently held by Noatum at the port of Sagunto, which was due to exp...

Despite the gloom hanging over iron ore producers, a number of entrepreneurs are pressing ahead with plans for future mines, including one t...