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Quickie bills of lading for Taiwan shippers

n.savvides - September 24, 2020 0

Evergreen and Yang Ming will work with Taipei Fubon Bank to develop what has been termed "express bills of lading" which can be processed...

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Is good a perfect enemy? DNV GL’s LNG conundrum

n.savvides - September 23, 2020 0

On the day that CMA CGM announced the arrival of its first of its nine LNG powered ultra large container ships, the Jaques Saade,...

Port News

Antwerp digitalises its container release processes

Container News Team - September 22, 2020 0

Port of Antwerp has introduced a new digital, secure and integrated solution for the release of containers, named "Certified Pick up" (CPu), which will...

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Government-backed JV to restructure Antong Holdings

n.savvides - September 22, 2020 0

Quanzhou Municipal Government has formed a joint venture, with Chinese state-owned entities, China Merchants Port Holdings (CMPH) and AVIC Trust, to restructure the financially...

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Congestion at North American terminals as Covid takes its toll

n.savvides - September 21, 2020 0

Carriers are reporting a number of pinch-points at US and Canadian ports as container volumes have increased to in excess of pre-pandemic levels while...

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Felixstowe congestion eased

n.savvides - September 21, 2020 0

Shipping lines are reporting that the UK Port of Felixstowe is again accepting returned empty containers by road, from 19 September, and will accept...

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Interasia buys newbuilding resale pair

n.savvides - September 21, 2020 0

Japanese intra-Asia carrier Interasia Lines has purchased a pair of feeder ship newbuildings from a Chinese ship builder. Purchased for US$34.5 million in August, the...

Industry Opinions

Woke lines playing the uneven field

n.savvides - September 19, 2020 0

Liner shipping companies have had a bumper year with profits in 2020 expected to exceed any year in the history of container shipping. All...

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Maritime industry critical of EU’s emissions stance

n.savvides - September 18, 2020 0

Industry associations and regulators have criticised the European Union following Wednesday’s (16 September) vote in the European Parliament to include shipping in the EU...

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KITA proposals seek Seoul action on soaring Pacific rates

n.savvides - September 18, 2020 0

The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) has submitted a proposal to the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Ministry of Oceans and...

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FMC to investigate carriers’ runaway rates success

n.savvides - September 17, 2020 0

Following up on last week’s efforts by the Chinese Ministry of Transport to curb runaway spot rates, United States authorities have threatened to take...

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Eyes in skies and IoT are lubricating trade says ORBCOMM report

n.savvides - September 17, 2020 0

Increasing connectivity will develop supply chain systems as the logistics chain goes into technological overdrive with e-commerce solutions becoming the norm, riding on a...

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