The container shipping industry is becoming increasingly competitive and complicated and leading terminal operators such as Hutchison Ports are taking steps through the use of technology to serve their customers better as well as cut down...

Predictably, the sights of the new Malaysian government’s crackdown on expenditure have now fallen on the Carey Island project, which has been previously linked with Chinese interests.

Cosco Shipping Ports (CSP) warned of a “year full of challenges” in its first half 2018 results, even as it produced good results for the period, with overall throughput rising 27% to 56.7m teu driven by sustained economic growth, increase in...

The Port of Gothenburg has recovered from its labour issues with container volumes rising 19% in the first half to 378,000 teu from 318,000 teu in the previous corresponding period.

DP World saw a mixed bag of operating results from its operations around the world in the first half, with the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region still making up the lion’s share of its volumes with a 3.1% rise in consolidated throughput...

The Port of Hong Kong predictably continued to see a slide in throughput in July as volumes fell 7.9% overall to 1.64m teu.

Cosco Shipping Ports has continued its strong and steady pace of growth in July, with overall throughput rising 12.1% to 8.59m teu, led by a stellar performance at its Bohai Rim ports and overseas terminals.

Port operator International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) continues to touch the lives of communities within its Papua New Guinea (PNG) operations as wholly-owned subsidiary Motukea International Terminal (MIT) donated school equipment...

Amid record volumes at its two main international gateway ports in Manila and Batangas in the first half, Asian Terminals Inc (ATI) is planning on spending approximately PHP8bn ($149.5m) this year to further boost the efficiency and capacity of...

Port users at Malaysia's Port Klang’s will get a six-month reprieve as the government deferred the planned 15% tariff hike from September 1 this year to March 1, 2019.