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Young Brothers’ barge loses 21 containers off Hawaii

Container News Team - June 23, 2020 0

The Hawaii-based shipping company, Young Brothers (YB), has confirmed that its container barge Ho Omaka Hou, towed by the company's 1991-built tug Hoku Loa,...

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Lines turn a crisis into a buck

n.savvides - June 22, 2020 0

Carriers are set to enjoy a US$9 billion bonanza as a result of their successful capacity management programme throughout the pandemic period, which is...

Port News

HMM sells half-stake in Algeciras terminal

n.savvides - June 22, 2020 0

HMM has sold a 50% stake in its subsidiary Total Terminal International Algeciras (TTIA), which operates a container terminal in Algeciras, Spain. The South Korean...

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APL England heads for Chinese repair yard

n.savvides - June 19, 2020 0

A 5,780TEU container ship that lost 50 boxes off the coast of Australia has been allowed to leave Brisbane, heading for a Chinese repair...

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EU backs logistics research project that will smooth logistics and trade

n.savvides - June 17, 2020 0

In the latest logistics and transport project the EU has funded a collaborative effort between 36 companies and academic institutions to develop a comprehensive...

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MOL and partners set to test autonomous ships

n.savvides - June 16, 2020 0

In partnership with the Nippon Foundation Japanese vessel operator Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has announced that it will test two autonomous ships this year...

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Crisis for trapped crew, as IMO and ITF call for governments to act now

n.savvides - June 16, 2020 0

International Maritime Organization (IMO) secretary general Kitack Lim has called on governments to take action to help seafarers trapped at sea thereby avoiding a...

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Spot rates push upward as cargo demand increases

n.savvides - June 15, 2020 0

Rates out of China on the two major trades to Europe and the US have seen a surge in spot rates over the last...

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AMSA orders APL England owners to clean up their mess

n.savvides - June 15, 2020 0

An order from the Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) to the owner of the APL England has been sent directing the company to clean...

Industry Opinions

Covid-19 must not set back our industry’s safety momentum

n.savvides - June 13, 2020 0

Martin Crawford-Brunt, CEO, RightShip, a leading maritime risk management and environmental assessment organisation, assesses the potential effects of the pandemic on the safe working...

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Demand ramps up, but lines keep vessels idle

n.savvides - June 12, 2020 0

Cancelled capacity has so far matched the decline of global demand give or take 10% according to the Danish consultancy Sea-Intelligence the level of...

Blank Sailings

Alliances’ blank sailings continue in the third quarter

Container News Team - June 12, 2020 0

Shipping alliances have announced third quarter void sailings due as the repercussions of the global pandemic continues to affect the trades and in spite...

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