Brazil Ports To Work Through Carnival

Tuesday, February 20, 2001
Brazil's main ports will continue to load and unload ships through the Carnival festival although port administrators will be off from late Feb. 27 to midday on Feb. 28, port authorities said. Labor at the country's southern ports will be on the docks loading and unloading ships around the clock as usual despite Brazil's Carnival festivities which begin officially on Saturday, Feb. 24, said authorities at leading shipping ports. At Brazil's largest port Santos as well as at the country's main grain port Paranagua, only the administrative offices will be closed from 1900 p.m. on Feb. 27 to 1300 p.m. on Feb. 28 with no expected interruption in ship movement. - (Reuters)
Email AddThis Feed Button Share
Maritime Reporter May 2013 Digital Edition
FREE Maritime Reporter Subscription
Latest Maritime News    rss feeds

Legal

MOL Containership's Hull Cracks, Founders, in Indian Ocean

The Mitsui O.S.K. Lines' 2008-built Bahama-flagged 8,000 teu containership 'MOL Comfort' foundered Monday & all 26 crew were picked up from a lifeboat by 'MV Yantian Express'.

Annual Economic Sanctions Update

Iran Continues to Dominate U.S. Sanctions headlines Since last year’s update appeared in the May 2012 issue of Maritime Reporter & Engineering News, Iran has continued to dominate U.

Yellowduck Dumps Passengers in Liverpool Dock

Twenty-seven people were treated in hospital after the amphibious tourist craft sank in Liverpool's Albert Dock. Yellow Duckmarine issued the following statement: "Following

Ports

China Container Terminal Cargo Volumes Surge

Chongqing Container Terminal in Southwest China reports container volume up 29.7% to 166,000 teu in Q1 2013. Import and export container volume climbed 29.7 per cent to 166,000 TEU.

Long Beach Container Volume Up in May

Container cargo rose by more than 17 percent in May 2013 at the Port of Long Beach, with some of the highest volumes in nearly 3 years. A total of 583,588 TEUs

Yet More Consolidation Proposed in Russia

The prospect of Russia’s two largest container terminal operators joining forces has raised concerns over the dominant position that the combined enterprise would enjoy were the deal to be agreed.

 
 
mobi | rss feeds | archive | history | articles | privacy | contributors | top news | about us | copyright