Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Rotterdam

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Articles

India sounds alarm at IMO after wave of container fires linked to undeclared lithium batteries

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 19-06-2025 at 12:38 India requests a global overhaul of container cargo transport protocols, urging the IMO to strengthen rules on the handling of hazardous goods like lithium-ion batteries following a string of recent ship fires. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
Felixstowe adds more semi-autonomous eRTGs

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 18-06-2025 at 17:17 Port of Felixstowe welcomes the final six semi-autonomous electric RTGs, completing the delivery of all 17 units ordered from Konecranes. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
Mantsinen’s red giants on the move

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

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US, UK move forward with trade deal

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

May cargo volume at Port of Los Angeles hits two year low amid tariff impactThe escalating tariff policy under the Trump administration has weighed on trade flows through the Port of Los Angeles, as May marked the port's lowest monthly cargo output in over two years.
ZPMC on delivery run to Türkiye

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 17-06-2025 at 08:08 Cranes for two of Türkiye’s key container terminals are on the move, with MIP and TCEEGE set to receive new equipment to boost handling performance. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
No signs of active fire onboard Morning Midas as 2nd tug arrives

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 16-06-2025 at 15:16 Thermal scans and visual checks show no active fire aboard the fire-stricken car carrier Morning Midas, as a second specialist tug arrives to support salvage operations. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
May cargo volume at Port of Los Angeles hits two year low amid tariff impact

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 16-06-2025 at 14:37 The escalating tariff policy under the Trump administration has weighed on trade flows through the Port of Los Angeles, which handled 716,619 TEU in May 2025, down 5% from a year earlier, the port said. Log in to read this articleWould you like access to all contentLeave your details to read this article for free. *This is available once every 30 days.
Konecranes ready for US-built STS cranes

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 16-06-2025 at 08:25 At the same time as Konecranes prepares for a leadership transition with a new CEO taking office, it is starting a new chapter in its Port Solutions business. Konecranes is now making preparations to start building STS cranes in the US, aiming to turn geopolitical challenges into growth opportunities.
Final five STS cranes arrive at Egypt’s Damietta terminal

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

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STS crane tips over during delivery at Singapore’s Tuas Port

1 week ago | worldcargonews.com | Jasmina Ovcina Mandra

Published on 15-06-2025 at 16:56 A new STS crane at Tuas Port in Singapore tipped over on June 15 at approximately 1:20 pm while being delivered to a non-operational berth, the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and PSA said in a joint statement. There were no injuries or fatalities reported, according to the statement. The extent of damage to the crane has not been disclosed.