More regional supply chain visibility may be the cure for toxic port congestion
The response by shipping lines to booming demand and the congestion crisis has triggered a ...
A new system to improve productivity in empty container handling at quaysides is set to be unveiled in Shanghai this month – its architects claiming it could save the shipping industry billions of dollars a year.
The BLOK-BEAM system (pictured above) is able to handle six empty containers together during loading and unloading operations at container terminal quaysides.
A pair of steel beams connect the six empty containers to form a single block, which can be lifted as one unit. BLOK-BEAM was developed after following significant increases in container crane ...
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