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Dixie Box & Crating
OpensHouston Office
For Sale
The Dixie Group has expanded
its Dixie Box & Crating companies
to include a Texas office with headquarters in Houston.
Jack Valos will be general
manager of Dixie Box & Crating of
Texas, which is located at 7206
Clinton Drive. The telephone
number is (713) 672-4600. David
Weidner has been appointed
vice
president of sales.
Top Personnel
Valos has worked in the maritime
and transportation
industries
for 25
years, including 12 years with Dixie’s facility in Charleston, S.C.
Weidner is a native of Texas and
has 20 years of experience in the
export packaging industry,
most
recently with U.S. Crating (formerly
Rex Export Packaging)
and the
Seven Santini Brothers.
Overseas Specialists
Dixie Box & Crating, established
in 1981 in Charleston,
has six
facilities
that provide export packaging and marshaling services for
overseas projects. Dixie’s staff includes degreed and certified
packaging professionals.
The company specializes
in the
design of product protection
systems for equipment with unusual
or unique requirements.
Maersk Leases New
Terminal in Taiwan
Maersk Taiwan Ltd. has signed a
long-term lease agreement with the
Kaohsiung Harbor Bureau for the
new Kaohsiung terminal.
The new terminal
is 234,000
square meters, twice the size of the
current Maersk facility.
It will be
equipped with seven gantry cranes,
some of which will accommodate
post-panamax vessels,
and will be
capable of handling up to 11,000
containers
a week.
The new facility
is expected to be
ready for operation by spring of
1996.
PORT DATA
Morethan 79 million tons of import
and export cargo movedthrough the
Port of Houstonin 1993.
2 3.6114 Acres
Deepwater Frontage
Houston Ship Channel
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Gulfship Maritime Inc., a worldwide shipping agent, has located its
headquarters in Houston.
Gulfship Maritime and its Louisiana affiliate have been providing international shipping services for
both the U.S. government and the
private sector for more than 15
years. The company’s staff includes
master mariners and chartering personnel fluent in six languages.
Gulfship Marine Inc. of Louisiana
specializes in agricultural product
transportation.
The Houston office
specializes in project transportation
for the oil and gas industry. Drilling
rigs, refineries, pipelines and power
stations are routinely transported to
ports throughout Latin America, the
Mediterranean, Russian Black Sea
and Southeast Asia.
In September, two Gulfship vessels loaded U.S. AIDrelief foodstuffs at Transcontinental Terminals
in Houston. The cargo was destined
for Soviet Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan and the Ukraine.
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Texas American Shipping Is 10 Years Old
Recently, executives of Texas
American Shipping (TAS) gathered
to watch the loading of 26,000
metric tons of bagged flour and
other project cargo onto the M/V
TARPONSEALANE at Jacintoport
Terminal. This loading was the final
shipment in a multi-shipment contract between TASand the supplier.
This year TASis celebrating its
10th anniversary; the company
began worldwide operations in
1984. Today, it operates a fleet
composed mostly of handy size
bulkers and tweendeckers specializing in the transportation of bagged
goods, oil field equipment, pipe and
other project-related cargoes.
In 1991, TAS was purchased by
Fednav, headquartered in Montreal.
"Fednav, the largest ship owning
and operating company in Canada,
wanted to diversify its operations
from the traditional business that
was focused around the Great
Lakes," notes Ted Winter, executive
vice president of TAS. Fednav is
celebrating its 50th anniversary this
year.
T.A.S. executives expect the
bagged flour shipments to continue.
"Demand for the product in Yemen
should insure a continued flow of
this commodity through the U.S.
Gulf for months to come," says
Winter. "Loading this cargo with
the spiralveyors keeps production
high and costs relatively low.
Texas American Shipping
staffers pose
witha pieceof
oil-related
equipment.
Shown(from
left) areKarl
Sondermann,
TedWinter, EdwardDavidson
andJoseph
Thornton.
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Master Plan
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(Continued from Page 3)
Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is the United
States’ largest single containerized
cargo market in Latin America, representing 5.5 million tons of containerized cargo annually. Approximately 30
percent of this cargo moves through
U.S. Gulf ports. Houstondoes not currently offer ocean carriage to Puerto
Rico but handles the majority of containers moving through Puerto Rico.
"The cargo for Puerto Rico is in
Houston, and research shows a
Puerto Rican service could enjoy
sizable savings by calling at Houston," says Williamson. "We’re
working to let carriers know they
could reap substantial benefits by
serving Puerto Rico via Houston."
Addressing the issue of real estate,
the Master Plan emphasizes the
need to maximize use of the Port
Authority’s existing real estate holdings. The Port Authority owns more
than 2,700 acres of property that
have been or can be developed for
commercial use. Of this land, 850
acres are not currently leased; some
must be reserved for expansion of
PHAfacilities.
The task of the Port
Authority in the years ahead will be
to attract tenants and develop alternative uses for the remainder of the
unleased property. Real estate and
transportation specialists interviewed
for the Master Plan suggested several
possibilities for development, including dockhigh, rail-served warehousing
for storing plastic pellets, storage for
tank cars and resin pellet rail cars,
and a bulk-to-non-bulk transfer facility.
All told, the Master Plan recommends expansion and improvement
projects at various Port Authority
facilities that would total $264
million through the year 2000. The
bulk of the funding -- $210 million -- would come from the Port
Authority’s traditional sources of
revenue, such as operating revenues
from PHAfacilities
and general
obligation bonds approved by
voters in 1987 and 1993. A portion
of the remaining S54 million could
be raised from increased leasing activity and federal ISTEAfunds, if
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Coast. ISS is now handling all BSL
operations and customer service activities in the Gulf for Australia, New
Zealand and the Pacific Islands trade.
The selection of ISS enables BSL
to provide Gulf shippers with consistent and personalized service in
this important market, according to
Harold Kern, BSLassistant vice president for the Gulf and Midwestregions.
"Down Under" Since 1933
Blue Star Line has served the
"Down Under" trade since 1933.
Seven Blue Star vessels now sail the
Pacific Basin, offering the greatest
number of port calls and highest
level of service available in the trade.
Cargo to and from the U.S. Gulf
Coast moves through Houston’s
Barbours Cut Container Terminal.
Bookings can be made through Blue
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We were
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Ship Channel and we’ll be here to greet the
Courtesy, Port of Houston
twenty-first century, too.
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we learned
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Giant Reel Loaded Using WoodhouseTerminal ROIRORamp
A reel of cable 25 feet in breadth and 35 feet in diameter
was loaded aboard a barge recently using the RO/ROramp
at the Port of HoustonAuthority’s Woodhouse
Terminal. "This
proved to be a cost-effective way to get this mammoth
piece
aboard the barge," noted Mike Cicero of Davenport Mammoet,
coordinator of the shipment. "Ryan-Walsh Stevedoring
worked closely with us to keep this movementcompetitive
from both an economic and a service standpoint." The cable
is madein Houstonby Multiflex Corp. and will be laid in the
Gulf of Mexico.
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Polish OceanLines
EnhancesService
Significant changes have been made
to Polish Ocean Lines’ (POL) Atlantic
and Gulf services, according to Barry
Indig, vice president of sales and
marketing for Gdynia America Line,
POL’s North American general agent.
"We’re announcing enhancements
to POL’s cargo services between the
United States and Europe," Indig
said. "These changes have been
made with the goal of improving
these services for our customers."
Vessel Added
With the sailing of the M/V MSC
RAFAELAin early October, a fifth
vessel was added to the South
Atlantic and Gulf Service, and calls
were added in Wilmington, N.C.;
Charleston, S.C.; and Miami. The
port rotation for the new fixed-day
weekly service is as follows: Antwerp, Bremerhaven, Felixstowe,
Wilmington (inbound), Charleston
(inbound), Miami, New Orleans,
Houston, Charleston (outbound) and
Wilmington (outbound).
"It is important to note that, even
though Wilmington will now be
served on our South Atlantic and Gulf
Service, the Port of Wilmington will
continue to be part of POL’s North
Atlantic tariff," explained Indig.
North Atlantic
POLhas also enhanced its North
Atlantic Service, with four vessels
making fixed-day weekly calls in
Antwerp, Hamburg, Bremerhaven,
Felixstowe, Le Havre, Boston, New
York (inbound), Baltimore, Norfolk
and New York (outbound).
Another five vessels call in a
weekly fixed-day service in LeHavre, Rotterdam, Bremerhaven and
Antwerp, NewYork (inbound), Baltimore, Portsmouth, New York (outbound) and Halifax, Nova Scotia.
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COASTAL NYDRO SERVICE
619 BROADWAY " HOUSTON, TEXAS 77012
Phone: (713) 926-3213 ¯ Fax: (713) 923-5150
Intercontinental Terminals Co. recently celebrated its seventh ZD(Zero
Defects) Day at its Deer Park liquid
storage terminal. The annual family
outing honors ITC associates for their
commitment to quality and safety.
Each year the company’s Opportunity for Improvement (OFI)
Awards Program recognizes the best
ideas for removing obstacles that
stand in the way of doing a job better and more safely. Each winner
receives a U.S. Savings Bond from
ITC president Stephen Miles. This
year’s winners were Glenn Godfrey,
John SzulewsM, Gary Stegall (winner of two awards) and Mike
Brougham, who received the grand
prize. SzulewsM has won five OFIs
in five years, and Broughamhas received three during the same period.
ITC and its affiliate companies
provide a full range of terminal
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HoustonPort Executives Brief
Congressmanon Ship Channel
ImprovementProject
Congressman
TomBevill of Alabama
recently visited the Port of Houston
while in
townon other business. Port of Houston
Authority (PHA)representativeshadthe opportunity to brief Bevill on a proposalto
widen and deepenthe HoustonShip Channel andenvironmentalprojects that stem
fromthai proposal.Bevill is chairmanof
the HouseSubcommitteeon Energy and
Water Development,which reviews and
makesrecommendations
for appropriations
on various waterwayandenergy projects.
Above:
Bevill (center) is briefed onthe ship
channel project by Port of HoustonCommissionersRobertGillette (left) andCoC.
Smitherman.
Left: Bevill (center) toured the port aboard
the PHAfireboat M/V FENTRESS
BRACEWELL.
PHAExecutive Director Tom
Kornegayis on the left, and Ned Holmes,
chairman of the Port of HoustonCommission, is at right.
M/V MERIDADischarges
Transformer Boundfor North Dakota
Anelectrical transformerweighingapproximately4.5 tons wasdischargedat
the Port of HoustonAuthority’s Turning
BasinTerminalrecently. Thetransformer
anda 20-fool open-topcontainerfilted
with parts arrived in Houstonaboardthe
M/V MERIDA
and wasmovedby rail to
Edgley,NorthDakota.At this point, a
special truck delivered the shipmentto a
nearbyplant for installation. Nacional
Line, operator of the MERIDA,
coordinated land transportation as well as
water transportation. JamesJ. Flanagan
Stevedoressupervisedthe dischargein
Houston.
Port of HoustonAuthority
Hosts Annual Reception
in San Francisco
A Port of HoustonAuthority
delegationrecently traveled
to SanFrancisco to host a
reception for current and
prospectiveusers of
Houston’spublic docks.
Members
of the Trade
Development
Division also
visited the offices of several
shippers in SanFrancisco.
Above:Fromleft, DavidLoo,
LDSTruck Lines; Rainer
Lilienthal, PHA;and Edward
Dickerson,U.S. Military Traffic ManagementCommand.
Right: HoustonPort Commissioner RobertGillette
welcomesguests to the
reception.
Left: Heidi Gann, BHP
International Marine,
discusses business opportunities with Andy
Ott, PHA.
M/V YUCATAN,New TMMVessel Calls at Barbours Cut Container Terminal
The M/VYUCATAN,
a state-of-the-art container vessel, called
of 2,400 TEUsand is equippedto handle 45-foot-long containers
recently at the Fentress Bracewell BarboursCut Container Teras well as 20-foot and40-foot boxes. Sheis the third newvessel
minal while on its maidenvoyage. Shownon the ship’s bridge are
addedto TMM’sNorthern Europeservice in recent months. The
Capl. Gabriel Barba (right) and Port of HoustonCommissioner
YUCATAN
has an integrated bridge system which reduces the
Robert Gillette. The YUCATAN,
which is operated by Transporta- numberof crew required to operate at top efficiency.
cion Maritima Mexicana(TMM--MexicanLine), has a capacity
MSC Adds Two Vessels
To South American West
Coast Service
Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC)
has addedtwo vessels to its service belweenthe U.S. Gulf/Atlantic
coasts and South America. MSC’s
M/V MERCHANT
PATRIOT and
M/V FRANCESCA
recently made
their maidenvoyagesto Barbours Cut Container Terminal.
Thesix ships in the service call at ports in Chile, Peruand
Ecuador,makingthis the only independentweekly service
to the South AmericanWest Coast.
Above:Aboardthe FRANCESCA
in Houston are (from left)
Tony Leblanc and Blanca Vasquezof MSC;Rainer Lilienthai, Port of HoustonAuthority; Capt. Siviero Giusepre,
master of the vessel; Darlene Ruiz of MSC;and Chief
Engineer Castellano Domenico.
Left: On hand to welcomethe MERCHANT
PATRIOTto
Houstonwere (from left) JamesIlardi and Elena Escamilla
of MSC,Capt. Robert Cotter, master of the vessel, and
RainerLilienthal of the Port of HoustonAuthority.
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Export 011 Rig Loadedat Wharf 32 in
Turning Basin Terminal
Weeksof preparation precededthe export of a huge
oil rig at the Port of HoustonAuthority’s Turning
Basin Terminal. JamesJ. FlanaganStevedores,
Schroder Marine Services and Daher America worked
closely with Enfab, manufacturerof the rig, and with
PHApersonnel to prevent problemsin the complicated project. Piecesof the rig wereshippeddirectly to Wharf32 as it wastakenapart at Enfab’srig site
on Mills Roadand Highway249. No packing was required. The rig was loaded aboard the M/V CYGNE,
operatedby Unishippingof Paris, and then sailed for
Angola, whereit will be reassembledby Foramer,a
Frenchdrilling firm. Offshore from Angola, the
CYGNE
will be met by a self-propelled barge larger
than the vessel. Therig will be dischargedto the
barge, which is equippedwith a 100-ton crane. The
largest item in the shipmentwasa 97-foot-long mast
that weighed72 metric tons. Other major pieces were
32 feet wide, just two feet less than Gate1, the only
accessto this part of the terminal. Theentire shipmentweighed871 metric tons and totaled nearly
7,000 cubic meters in volume. Wharf32 wasdesigned
to accommodate
large project shipmentslike the Enfab rig.
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