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The Story of Breakbulk Europe
For Breakbulk Europe’s 20th anniversary, we celebrate two decades of connection and collaboration – growing from modest beginnings in Antwerp to becoming the world’s premier event for breakbulk and project cargo.
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20 Years of Breakbulk Europe: A Timeline
From ports and projects to pandemics and pivots – this is our industry, year by year.
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Tariffs, Tensions and New Opportunities
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The Art of Reinvention
Christophe Grammare, managing director of AAL Shipping, unveils how the carrier’s cutting-edge Super B-Class vessels are setting the stage for a bold new chapter in breakbulk transport.Read more on page 46 of the current issue above or follow the article link below. View article
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Letting Clients Steer the Course
Dominik Stehle, managing director of SAL Heavy Lift, speaks exclusively to Breakbulk about navigating geopolitical pressures, adapting to fast-changing project landscapes and why strong client relationships remain the cornerstone of success.Read more on page 52 of the current issue above or follow the article link below. View article
The People
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From Village Roads to Global Routes
Amadou Diallo, CEO of DHL Global Forwarding MEA, shares his remarkable journey from rural West Africa to global logistics leadership – and why he believes Africa’s time is now.
Read more on page 112 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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DP World Sets the Pace for Breakbulk in Europe
Mark Rosenberg, executive vice president at DP World, discusses how the global port operator is tackling Europe’s infrastructure constraints and supply chain disruptions with major investments in terminals and multimodal connectivity.
Read more on page 14 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Trade Talk with Andy Zhuang
Andy Zhuang, managing director of Varamar China, offers unique insight into navigating East-West business dynamics, revealing key opportunities, risks, and how Chinese companies can make their mark at Breakbulk Europe.
Read more on page 93 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Green Steel Stalls as Uncertainty Dents Hydrogen Plans
Green steel may be facing a storm of soaring costs and shifting trade dynamics, but industry leaders remain bullish that green hydrogen and low-carbon steel will be a winning combination in Europe's race to net zero.
Read more on page 72 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Rethinking Rail: A Green Alternative for Heavy Moves
Railroads are fast becoming a more viable option in Europe for transporting heavy and oversized cargo. Executives from companies including Fagioli and RTSB explain why rail is gaining ground and how your company can benefit from the shift.
Read more on page 76 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Singapore: Southeast Asia’s Financial Destination
Energy transition expert Ben Carrozzi explains how Singapore is cementing its role in global trade and logistics by investing in a mega port and positioning itself as an offshore wind hub – without installing a single turbine in its waters.
Read more on page 86 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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US Uranium Mining Poised for Resurgence
With global demand for uranium on the rise to power nuclear plants, the U.S. is stepping up efforts to restart domestic mining and cut reliance on imports – opening new opportunities across the project supply chain.
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Carbon Capture in Canada at a Crossroads
Carbon capture is big business in Canada, with megaprojects like Shell’s Quest CCS facility opening up major opportunities for breakbulk and project cargo. But does the escalating trade war threaten the nation’s multi-billion-dollar CCS ambitions?
Read more on page 107 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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Building a New Maritime Hub in the Middle East
Hugh Cox, chief commercial officer at RAK Ports, shares exclusive insights with Breakbulk on Ras Al Khaimah’s US$1 billion Saqr 2.0 project – an ambitious greenfield development in the UAE poised to reshape regional trade.
Read more on page 116 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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deugro Delivers Cable Drums for Germany's Green Grid
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Hareket Dock Launch Sets Turkish Record
Hareket’s successful maneuver of a mammoth 11,350-tonne floating dock has been hailed as the largest single item ever transported in Türkiye. We find out how the heavy-lift specialist pulled off this record-breaking feat.
Read more on page 82 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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GEODIS and Ecopetrol: A Logistics Powerhouse
Two years ago, Colombian state energy firm Ecopetrol teamed up with GEODIS to launch a pioneering, end-to-end supply chain integration model. In an exclusive for Breakbulk, the two companies come together to share how they did it.
Read more on page 97 of the current issue above or follow the article link below.
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