Maritime News
Maersk, CMA CGM and MSC best positioned for transpacific rates war
06/05/2013
Maersk Line, CMA CGM and MSC are in a better position to battle through the transpacific rate war thanks to their stronger economies of scale, according to new research.
MSC axes surcharges
05/24/2013
Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) will stop applying bunker, piracy or Suez Canal surcharges separately to freight charges on the Asia-Europe and Mediterranean trade from next month.
Long Beach beats LA yet again
05/21/2013
US west coast box port rivals Long Beach and Los Angeles have again seen contrasting monthly fortunes for container throughputs.
Slow-steaming to escalate
05/21/2013
Although slow-steaming continues to be a contentious issue with shippers, more is on the way as fuel prices remain stubbornly high and ocean carriers can no longer absorb the bill, due to the parlous nature of their finances, according to the latest Container Insight report from analyst Drewry.
Mombasa’s second container terminal is 34% complete
05/21/2013
The Kenya Ports Authority has substantially progressed construction of Mombasa port’s 1.2m teu capacity second container terminal as part of its continued efforts to expand capacity ahead of demand.
Asia-Europe spot rate falls again
03/27/2013
THE answer to the question whether the recent rate hikes on the Asia-Europe and Asia-Mediterranean will hold appears to have been answered as rates fell on both trades last week.
Maersk to hike Asia-Europe dry, reefer rate
03/27/2013
MAERSK Line has announced it will again increase Asia- north Europe rates for both dry and reefer cargo by US$500 per TEU from April 15.
Singapore's APL switches 2 WAX vessels with bigger 9,200-TEU ships
03/27/2013
SINGAPORE shipping group NOL' s container shipping arm APL is temporarily replacing some of the vessels operating its Far East-Middle East (WAX) service with larger 9,200 TEU newbuildings.
OOCL to Raise Westbound Asia-Europe Rates
03/27/2013
OOCL will increase rates for westbound traffic from Asia to Europe, starting April 15.
Isabella Shipping Launches Texas-Colombia Service
12/04/2012
Isabella Shipping has begun its Tex-Col Express service, which offers U.S. Gulf exporters direct service between Port Freeport in Texas and Cartagena, Colombia.
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