CMA CGM to set up vehicle port operations at Koper CMA CGM has signed a declaration for a joint venture with Luka Koper to manage automotive logistics services on a 27,000 sq.m area of land. The logistics provider is aiming to move finished vehicles in containers from Asia through the facility, with volumes expected be between 5,000-10,000 units annually. Marcus Williams
Enstructure to move Mazda and Toyota volumes through Jaxport Enstructure Auto Logistics (EAL) will start handling finished vehicles for Mazda and Toyota through the US port of Jacksonville from December this year. Marcus Williams
ABP moves to Phase 3 of development at Solent Gateway 2 Work is progressing on ABP’s sustainable automotive terminal project next to the UK port of Southampton. Marcus Williams
Sponsored From family heritage to future-oriented vehicle logistics ARS Altmann celebrates 50 years of impact and growth, from the lasting values of its founder to the company’s vision for the future, which ranges from expanding its assets and portfolio to consolidating its logistics infrastructure through vertical and digital integration across Europe. Automotive Logistics
Construction to begin on multistorey parking expansion at port of Koper Luka Koper, which runs operations at the Slovenian port of Koper, has taken its next step in expanding finished vehicle storage at the port by signing a construction contract for a multistorey parking facility. Marcus Williams
Panama Canal to sell two new ports and boost competition The Panama Canal Authority is aiming to sell the rights to two new planned ports within its zone, in a bid to improve competitiveness among ocean carriers. Megan Kelly
DB Schenker pays out over allegations of bribery in Russia; Ford still under investigation Michael Robinet Robin Meczes
Volkswagen & Audi in Mexico part 3: Building in an extra level of efficiency With VW’s Puebla plant expected to return to full capacity soon and Audi’s San José Chiapa facility poised to begin production, the Volkswagen Group in Mexico will be relying on its road, rail and port partners to meet future demand and quality standards Christopher Ludwig