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Taiwan lines battle historical debt

n.savvides - October 19, 2020 0

Yang Ming and Wan Hai lines are looking at solving shortfalls in company finances in differing ways as the carriers’ report struggle with historical...

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Linking the supply chain with common standards, Part Two

n.savvides - October 17, 2020 0

Last week the link to the supply chain discussion concluded with the deliberations over semantic interoperability, the second element of that discussion was technical...

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Shipper anger as THE Alliance adjusts November schedules on higher rates

Container News Team - October 16, 2020 0

Confidence is being "eroded" and the relationship between the shipping lines and their customers is becoming increasingly strained according to the European Shippers' Council...

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CMA CGM vessel grounded in Suez Canal

n.savvides - October 15, 2020 0

The 9,200TEU CMA CGM Missouri has grounded in the Suez Canal. The 300m vessel has a draught of 14.4m left Port Said on 13...

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Far East-Australia demand pushes rates to levels not seen for a decade

n.savvides - October 15, 2020 0

Container freight rates from East Asia to Australia have reached a 10-year high, rising to over US$1,648/TEU as of 9 October 2020, according to...

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Covid-19 and China demand sends ripples across global reefer trades

n.savvides - October 14, 2020 0

Demand for reefer equipment has been caused by a substantial demand increase in China where production for certain foods has crashed, causing a 40%...

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South America West Coast rates triple in September

n.savvides - October 14, 2020 0

Spot rates between Asia and South America west coast have nearly tripled in the space of a month making it the hottest trade lane...

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South Africa’s cargo theives target fuel, food and medical supplies

Container News Team - October 14, 2020 0

A cargo theft report conducted over the first half of this year reveals the growing risk to medical supplies and food as the prolonged...

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Maersk Line expects solid Q4 amid job cuts and soaring income

n.savvides - October 13, 2020 0

Initial third quarter results show that A.P. Moller - Maersk has boosted its revenue while volumes fell 3% on last year’s figures with the...

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Major Chinese ports agree to implement crew change rules

Antonis Karamalegkos - October 13, 2020 0

Ten major Chinese ports will resume foreign crew change operations, according to seven Chinese governmental bodies including the ministry of transportation (MOT), reported BIMCO. Despite...

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Pacific shippers pray for softening rates

n.savvides - October 13, 2020 0

Shippers feeling the anxieties from unprecedented trading conditions are hopeful that the flattening spot rate curve after Chinese ministry of transport and the US...

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Felixstowe authorities respond to haulier’s complaints

n.savvides - October 13, 2020 0

The Port of Felixstowe in the United Kingdom (UK) has responded to growing criticism of its cargo operations and its vehicle booking system (VBS)...

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