Tag: containers
Interview with Brooklyn-Kiev: the Prosecutor's Office is Lobbying for the Interests of our Competitors
In a candid interview with CFTS, Yurii Hubankov, the general director of Brooklyn-Kiev, one of the biggest private stevedoring companies in Ukraine, explains why his company is in the crosshairs of the prosecutor’s office, who is behind it, and the tools for protecting the company’s business in Ukraine
CTI Denies Ilyichevsk Port’s Claims About Transshipment Targets
UAH 73.826 million was transferred to the state-owned Ilyichevsk Commercial Seaport in 2014 and UAH 59.108 million in 2013
Court Terminates Agreement On Joint Operations Between Ilyichevsk Port And CTI
The court's decision has not yet entered into force.
Speed Of Processing Trucks With Containers Increases 2-3 Times In Odessa And Ilyichevsk Ports In 2014
The average time that container trucks spent at the Odessa seaport reduced by 70% to 3 hours
Seaports In Continental Ukraine Increase Cargo Transshipment By 5.1% In January-November
Transshipment of export cargo totaled 93.408 million tons
Gdansk Port Obtains Loan That Will Allow It To Play In World’s Big League
The container terminal at the port of Gdansk (DCT Gdańsk) has received a loan of EUR 290 million for construction of a second deep-water berth
Ukrzaliznytsia Increases Container Transportation By 12.5% In January-September
16,036 containers were transported on the Nikopol-Ilyichevsk-Nikopol route
The Viking Weakens: Why the Cargo Turnover of Ukrzaliznytsia’s Key International Project has Fallen by 40%
The cargo turnover of the Viking container train fell by 40 percent in the first seven months of this year while the cargo turnover of the Zubr train fell by about 60 percent. Why Ukrzaliznytsia’s best-known international transport projects are losing cargoes and how the Ukraine-EU association agreement will affect the market.
Cargoes To Samsung’s Russian Factory Transported From Slovakia On Transit Through Ukraine
The train is expected to be operated 2-3 times per month.
Viking To Transport First Containers To Turkey
"It is necessary to test the route"
Maersk: Container Turnover In Ukraine May Fall 15% In 2014
The current decline in transshipment volume will worsen in the winter because of a shortage of energy in the country.
New Container Terminal At Odessa Port Receives First Vessel
All the government authorizations and certificates necessary to start operation of the terminal have already been obtained.
Seaports In Continental Ukraine Increase Cargo Transshipment By 7.4%
State-owned port operators handled 31.994 million tons or 35.1 percent of the total volume during this period.
Ilyichevsk Port Allows Paperless Handling Of Containers
In accordance with the order No. 156 of the president of the Administration of Seaports of Ukraine, the processing of containerized cargo for transportation by trucks is performed electronically
Seaports In Continental Ukraine Increase Cargo Transshipment By 8% In January-June
Container transshipment reduced by 6.4% to 347,573 TEU in the first half of 2014.
Electronic Container Processing Introduced At Ilyichevsk Port
This test processing of orders will last 2-3 months, after which a complete switch to electronic processing will be made.
Viking Train To Pass Through Lithuania-Turkey Test Route In Third Quarter
A new overland route to Turkey was agreed, and changes to the train movement technology were made at the meeting.
Another Country Joins Viking Railway Project
The Romanian company CFR Marfa SA, which provides railway freight services, will participate in the project.
Container Traffic Through Russian Ports Increases By 2% In January-April
Transshipment of export and import containers accounted for 44% of the total volume
Cargo Handling At Ukrainian Seaports Unchanged At 22.733 Million Tons In January-February, Compared With January-February 2013
State-owned ports handled 6.550 million tons of cargoes (29% of the total).
