Aruba is exploring the development of modern free zone facilities near its main cargo port in Barcadera following a cooperation agreement signed on October 22,
DP World has received eight fully electric cranes at its Santos terminal in Brazil, including two ship-to-shore cranes and six rubber-tyred gantry cranes. The delivery
Ten port authorities representing the European Union’s outermost regions are working toward the creation of a joint association to strengthen maritime cooperation and representation in
Mexico’s leading container port handled nearly 2.83 million TEUs in the first eight months of 2026, with export volumes rising 16% and international trade accounting
Caribbean governments are seeking to expand intra-regional food trade, but weak and costly maritime connections continue to limit the movement of agricultural and fisheries products
Transshipment represented 44.2% of reported container activity at the Port of Port of Spain through August 2026, according to Port Authority of Trinidad and Tobago
DP World Posorja has completed manoeuvring simulations for its future 800-metre quay configuration, testing simultaneous operations with vessels measuring up to 384 metres and 400
The Virgin Islands Port Authority has confirmed that dredging at Charlotte Amalie Harbor in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, is scheduled to begin by October
Guyana is moving its proposed Berbice deep-water port closer to a decision point, with Bechtel expected to complete a full study of the project around
The Dr. Jules Sedney Port in Paramaribo is expanding its infrastructure as Suriname prepares for a new phase of offshore activity. On September 9, 2026,
In Saint Martin, the development of Galisbay Port is about more than expanding capacity. It reflects a broader ambition: strengthening the port’s role in a
The Panama Canal has reduced booking availability as below-expected rainfall puts renewed pressure on water resources in Panama. The September 2026 measures are changing how
