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Breakbulk Magazine aims to be the leading source of information for breakbulk and project cargo logistics. It offers valuable insights, news, trends, and data both in print and online, assisting logistics professionals around the globe in optimizing the movement of their breakbulk and project cargo. Our editorial team focuses on delivering content that serves cargo decision-makers rather than advertisers.

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  • 1 week ago | breakbulk.com | Simon West

    By Simon WestDe Bock Ship Management has taken over the management of two vessels belonging to Cebo Marine, bringing its total managed fleet to 17 ships. Contracts for the Lelie C and Rhoon C were signed in early February, with ship management officially commencing on 10 February. The first vessel entered dry dock shortly after for its 25-year special survey, with the second vessel scheduled to follow.

  • 2 weeks ago | breakbulk.com | Simon West

    By Simon WestBarnhart Crane & Rigging has acquired the assets and operations of two Crane Service branches in El Paso, Texas and Albuquerque, New Mexico, expanding the heavy-lift firm’s footprint in the U.S. Southwest. The assets were purchased from Crane Service’s Denver-based parent company, ML Holdings. Around 45 employees will transition to Barnhart as part of the deal, which covers crane services, industrial machine moving, transportation and rigging capabilities.

  • 3 weeks ago | breakbulk.com | Simon West

    By Simon WestITM Power has inked an agreement with Deutsche Bahn to advance sustainable transport and infrastructure, with a focus on green hydrogen solutions. The alliance aims to support DB’s climate-neutral strategy by 2040, a goal that includes converting its fleet of trains, buses, and trucks to low- and zero-emission vehicles powered by renewable energy sources, and developing the infrastructure for green energy operations.

  • 3 weeks ago | breakbulk.com | Simon West

    By Simon WestThe Port of Liverpool last year handled a record 702,000 tonnes of bulk steel, beating a previous high by more than 50,000 tonnes as the UK facility welcomed a spike in imports from South Korea, Vietnam, Taiwan, Türkiye and Europe.

  • 3 weeks ago | breakbulk.com | Simon West

    By Simon WestBuss Terminal Eemshaven in the Netherlands has handled the first eight monopile foundations for RWE’s Nordseecluster A offshore wind farm project in the German North Sea. Each foundation measures 85 meters in length and weighs 1,500 tons – equivalent to the weight of about 1,000 small cars, said Buss Terminal Eemshaven. The units were produced and delivered by Dajin Heavy Industry.

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