The terms "port" and "seaport" are used for different types of port facilities that handle ocean-going vessels. Global trade is largely dependent on maritime transportation into these destinations. There are major ports in six of the seven continents, from Port Said in Egypt to Australia’s Port of Melbourne, to the Port of Santos in Brazil. Asia is home to many of the world’s busiest seaports; the Port of Shanghai is the largest in the world in both cargo tonnage and activity, followed by the Ports of Singapore and Hong Kong.
Baltimore Port Progress: Clearing Path for Vessel Traffic After Bridge Collapse
Significant strides have been made in clearing a major obstruction in the Port of Baltimore, as announced by the U.S…. Read More
Port of Cartagena Working With IBM-Cisco Collaboration to Push Technology Boundaries
The Port of Cartagena, in Colombia, is tapping into analytics on the edge to improve the port’s efficiency in the… Read More
Virginia Continues its Concerted International Trade Program
The Virginia General Assembly recently passed legislation establishing the Virginia International Trade Corp. (VITC). VITC will coordinate private and public… Read More
State-of-the-Art Container Cranes on Their Way to Jacksonville
The port of Jacksonville’s three newly constructed 100-gauge cranes departed last week from Shanghai, China, en route to JAXPORT. The… Read More
New Zealand Takes Flexible Approach to SOLAS
Maritime New Zealand, a state maritime safety authority, has worked successfully at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to ensure flexibility… Read More
New Orleans Port Sets Back-to-Back Record Container Months
More containers moved through the Napoleon Avenue Container Terminal at the Port of New Orleans in March and April 2016… Read More
Modern Terminals Ready for IMO SOLAS Launch
Modern Terminals Limited has confirmed its preparedness for IMO SOLAS Verified Gross Mass (VGM) requirements. The new rules, which require… Read More
Major ports get big-ship ready
Call it a race to the finish. After nearly a decade of construction, the widened Panama Canal is slated to… Read More
Water Resources Bill Moving Along in U.S. Congress
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee of the U.S. Congress approved a bipartisan Water Resources Development Act (WRDA) of 2016… Read More
Planned Port Capacity Will Be Sufficient in Most of the World
The capacity improvements currently planned in seaports around the world will be “sufficient enough” to accommodate future trade growth to… Read More
India-Iran Port Deal the Beginning of More Extensive Relationship
India pledged last week to contribute $500 million to the development of a port at Chabahar in southern Iran. The… Read More
NCBFAA Urges FMC to Accept VGM Process Agreement
In a letter to the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC), National Customs Brokers and Forwarders Association, Inc. (NCBFAA) General Counsel Edward… Read More
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