Breakbulk Europe 2022 Live Blog – Day 2
The second day of the Breakbulk Europe event is on its way. It started a bit unusually, with a run which was organised by BBC Chartering, ITJ, Martin Bencher, Port of Rotterdam, Broekman Logistics, HELD...Read moreBreakbulk Europe 2022 Live Blog – Day 1
Proceedings at the Breakbulk Europe 2022 opened with the Welcome Reception at the venue, Rotterdam Ahoy. The reception is followed by a Breakbulk Boulevard, a welcome to Rotterdam party organised by the Port of Rotterdam,...Read moreBreakbulk Europe 2022 Live Blog
After a two year hiatus, Breakbulk Europe, the largest project cargo and breakbulk event has moved to Rotterdam for 2022. Biggest names in the business are all meeting over the coming three days in Rotterdam...Read more
Visit Project Cargo Journal at Breakbulk Europe 2022
With Breakbulk Europe coming to Rotterdam for 2022, and approaching fast (May 17-19), ProMedia team, including us at Project Cargo Journal and our colleagues from the Project Cargo Summit 2022 organisation board, will be present. Read more
Breakbulk Europe 2021 cancelled
Breakbulk Europe 2021 has been cancelled. Large scale events in Germany are still prohibited and these restrictions are unlikely to be removed in time for the event to take place, organiser Hyve Group states. The...Read more
Breakbulk Middle East cancelled for 2021
EventsBreakbulk Middle East is the first Covid-19 casualty of the planned breakbulk events this year. The postponement of the event to next year follows hot on the heels of the cancellation of Transport Logistic 2021...Read moreBreakbulk Europe cancelled for 2020
EventsBreakbulk Europe has been cancelled for 2020. “Government regulations impose a ban on all events and exhibitions with 1,000 or more participants until 31 October 2020, which means it is impossible to deliver the event...Read more
Breakbulk Asia cancelled for both 2020 and 2021
EventsBreakbulk Asia has been cancelled for this year and the next. “With the ongoing travel restrictions into China for international exhibitors and delegates, as well as internal restrictions as those in place for Beijing-based customers,...Read moreBreakbulk Europe moved to end September
EventsBreakbulk Europe has been postponed until the 29th of September as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. The event will now take place at Messe Bremen from 29 September to 1 October 2020. “We have been...Read moreCoronavirus forces organizers to postpone and cancel breakbulk events
The outbreak of the coronavirus is having a major impact on the transport and logistics industry but event planners are faced with tough decisions as well. An increasing number of breakbulk and project cargo events...Read moreBreakbulk Europe returns to Bremen in 2021
Breakbulk EuropeBreakbulk Europe will return to Bremen for the fourth consecutive year in 2021. “Bremen has proved to be a good fit for the Breakbulk attendees with its historical charm, modern amenities, maritime environment and visitor...Read more
General cargo growth keeps Bremen’s throughput stable
PortsModest general cargo growth of 1.7% helped Bremen Ports to keep its throughput stable in 2018. The ports in the Federal Land of Bremen handled a total sea freight volume of 74.4 million tons, a...Read more