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Port of Oakland gets new cranes

n.savvides - December 30, 2020 0

Three new ZPMC cranes from China are expected to make the final leg of their journey to the Stevedoring Services of America's (SSA) marine...

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Giant cranes at port of Oakland

Container News Team - August 27, 2018 0

Four ship-to-shore cranes at Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT), the busiest terminal at the Port of Oakland, are 27 feet taller following completion this...

Maersk introduces peak season surcharge on Far East Asia and Taiwan routes to Oceania

News Alexandros Itimoudis - July 23, 2025 0

Maersk will implement a peak season surcharge for shipments from Far East Asia and Taiwan to various Oceania destinations, with the surcharge becoming effective...

CNC launches direct service from Philippines to Japan

Services Giannis Nikolakis - July 22, 2025 0

CNC Line has rebranded its CP3 service as JP8, introducing a dedicated, direct connection between the Philippines and Japan. The enhanced service adds port...

Port of Felixstowe welcomes Premier Alliance’s FE4 Asia-Europe service

News Alexandros Itimoudis - July 22, 2025 0

Hutchison Ports' Port of Felixstowe has officially welcomed the inaugural call of the Premier Alliance’s FE4 service, a major Asia–North Europe route. The 24,000 TEU...

WindWings® secures first LR2 tanker deal

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - July 22, 2025 0

BAR Technologies has landed a major order for its WindWings® wind propulsion system, marking a milestone for the tech’s expansion into larger tanker vessels. Firstly,...

Tag: Oakland International Container Terminal (OICT)

Port of Oakland gets new cranes

Giant cranes at port of Oakland

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Maersk introduces peak season surcharge on Far East Asia and Taiwan routes to Oceania

CNC launches direct service from Philippines to Japan

Port of Felixstowe welcomes Premier Alliance’s FE4 Asia-Europe service

WindWings® secures first LR2 tanker deal