Tuesday 25 October 2011

IFW E-Bulletin: Rena disaster was 'an accident waiting to happen'; Record profits for Union Pacific; Freight trams for Paris?

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Rena disaster was 'an accident waiting to happen'

Rena disaster was 'an accident waiting to happen'

Claims Filipino crew were to blame dismissed as racism by seafarers' association that says ship was 'substandard'

 

Record profits for Union Pacific

Q3 revenue rockets as rail freight capacity squeeze forces rates to rise

Freight trams for Paris?

French capital launches dummy runs on passenger network

US imports rise as stores stock up for Christmas

October volumes look set to reach highest monthly total of the year

Three killed as cargo ship collides with ro-ro ferry

Search continues for missing crew members after their vessel sinks

MOL sails in to aid flood victims in Thailand

Shipping line donates containers to help prevent damage spreading

Volumes up at Nigerian ports

August container traffic shows steady increase over past three months

New IT for world's largest air cargo terminal

$240 million investment in latest version of Hong Kong freight management system

Marines swoop on pirates

20 seafarers released as UK Navy boards pirate mothership

 

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