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Unaccompanied freight takes lead at Tilbury

n.savvides - December 31, 2020 0

Forth Ports Group has reported a 20% increase in unaccompanied freight volumes operating between its new terminal, Tilbury2, and Zeebrugge, following the addition of a P&O Ferries freight...

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Rates soar again as equipment shortages take hold

n.savvides - December 30, 2020 0

Spot freight rates out of Asia saw steep and seemingly unfettered increases crashing through the US$4,000/FEU mark on the Pacific and skyrocketing to more...

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Seoul wants more North Europe and SE. Asia capacity

n.savvides - December 30, 2020 0

South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced on 30 December that it has asked local liner operators to deploy more ships to North...

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Container shipping on the Pacific ‘slides’ into New Year with new challenges

n.savvides - December 29, 2020 0

Ocean Network Express (ONE) brings some welcome news with the first signs that the challenges faced by logisticians are being overcome with eh announcement...

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Updated: Evergreen splashes out on new equipment

n.savvides - December 28, 2020 0

Evergreen Marine Corporation is spending US$323 million on new containers and terminal equipment to accommodate its new larger vessels and its move to a...

Industry Opinions

Two sides of the same coin

n.savvides - December 26, 2020 0

Modern industries demand better service levels and the pandemic has spurred the process of change in the supply chain. Next year could be a...

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ONE to build world’s largest container ships

Container News Team - December 24, 2020 0

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has agreed with Shoei Kisen Kaisha for the 15-year long-term charter of six new Ultra Large Container Ships (ULCS) with...

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South Korea’s K-Alliance to launch in 2021

n.savvides - December 24, 2020 0

Five South Korean liner operators will codeshare on services to Southeast Asia in Q2 2021, after acceding to a request by the Ministry of...

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ONE Apus box discharge slow but steady

n.savvides - December 23, 2020 0

Ocean Network Express (ONE), the operator of the ONE Apus, which suffered severe cargo losses in a heavy storm in the Pacific on 30...

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Trade lane competition set to feature in 2021

n.savvides - December 23, 2020 0

Shippers should prepare themselves for greater competition between trade lanes in 2021, as global carriers capitalise on having the upper hand in upcoming contract...

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FMC probe finds evidence of common carrier rule infringements

n.savvides - December 22, 2020 0

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) investigation into the carrier’s alleged refusal to carry US export cargo has found some evidence that lines are not...

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France set to reopen border with UK

n.savvides - December 22, 2020 0

Media reports in France suggest that the authorities will reopen United Kingdom (UK) links, including ferry and rail connections, to drivers who have tested...

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