Tag: cargo handling

On 19 June a fatal accident occurred onboard the inland motor freighter Ronny-O, at Waalhaven in the Port of Rotterdam, Netherlands.

West published a bulletin addressing the issue of cargo contamination claims and highlights best practices on sampling procedures.

TT Club has warned that global tariff strategies have disrupted normal trading patterns and that will, in turn, inevitably increase operational risk in the global supply chain.

American P&I has published the latest installment of their Good Catch series to inform of the importance of safety on crane operations,

An informative video published by 3D Living Studio takes a look into how container ships are designed, loaded, and unloaded. 

The Port of Antwerp-Bruges faced a challenging first quarter in 2025, marked by a decline in total cargo throughput but buoyed by strong container performance. 

The Swedish Club has released the "Sampling Guide for Liquid Cargoes" guide, aimed at reinforcing the importance of adhering to standard sampling procedures for liquid cargo.

The Port of Rotterdam has become the first major port to adopt the Track & Trace Standard developed by the DCSA.

The American Club has issued guidance on protecting vessels and cargo to prevent claims due to hazardous and heavy weather.

Mundra Port in Gujarat became the first Indian port to handle 200 MMT, with the surge driven by a 19% increase in container cargo.