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NYNJ announces 2025 volumes

The Port of New York and New Jersey was the second-busiest port for loaded containers over the year in the US, while the agency’s...

Puerto Aguadulce receives new cranes and RTGs

Delivery of two super post-Panamax quay cranes and three hybrid rubber-tyred gantry (RTG) cranes has been made to Sociedad Puerto Industrial de Aguadulce (SPIA),...

US-India trade agreement for Georgia Ports

Georgia Ports handled 22 percent of India’s containerised trade on the US East Coast in fiscal year 2025. Savannah’s overall loaded container trade with...

Port of Baltimore & Ports America Chesapeake take leading role at event examining the future of container ports 

The container port industry is evolving faster than ever. PORT & TERMINAL TECHNOLOGY USA, taking place 21 & 22 April in Baltimore, is a...

First car carrier shore power link supported by Cavotec

Cavotec supported the first-ever shore power connection of a car carrier at a European port. The company was responsible for making the vessel shore power...
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Portwise acquired by Haskoning

Netherlands-based Portwise has been acquired by Haskoning. Portwise are experts in port planning and simulation, to enhance optimisation in terminal operations. Combined with Haskoning’s multidisciplinary...

NWSA finishes year with full volumes trending up in Q4

December 2025 reached 237,922 TEUs down 21.9% compared to December 2024. While full international imports decreased 25.3% versus last December, Q4 saw month-over-month increases,...

Port of Virginia advances capacity to handle larger vessels

In late January, the Port of Virginia put four new, all-electric, Suez-class ship-to-shore container cranes into service at Norfolk International Terminals (NIT). With the...

Ports of Stockholm shows positive numbers for 2025

Ports of Stockholm can summarise a positive 2025. Freight volumes through the ports remained stable, with a marginal increase, while passenger numbers on ferries...

Contecon Manzanillo surpasses 12M TEUs

Contecon Manzanillo, International Container Terminal Services, Inc.’s (ICTSI) subsidiary operating the Specialized Container Terminal II in the Port of Manzanillo, Mexico has handled a...

Gothenburg handled more containers than ever

Container volumes at the Port of Gothenburg are also growing considerably faster than in Sweden’s other ports combined. Rail volumes continue to grow –...
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