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Schedule reliability drops to record-low in January 2022

Schedule reliability dropped again, this time by 0.9 percentage points, month-to-month to 30.9%. This is the lowest ever global schedule reliability since the Danish...

More schedule disruptions seen coming for Indian shippers

Schedule reliability is becoming a greater concern for Indian shippers as they scramble to find more vessel space necessary to hit fiscal year-end shipment...

Russia bound containers make stockpile in Chittagong depots

Boxes and cargoes have started stockpiling in Chittagong depots and factory premises in Bangladesh as major shipping lines have stopped to send them towards...

CMA CGM reports US$56 billion revenue, achieving 78% increase

CMA CGM Group has announced strong financial results in 2021, with revenue amounting to US$56 billion, which is up 78% compared to 2020. The French group's...

Russia-Ukraine crisis threatens to strain Indian container trade outlook

Albeit an early measure of the impact, there is an emerging view that disruptions from the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict will cut into the pace...

UK’s ban on Russian ships to affect US$23 billion trade

An analysis by the data and analytics company Russel Group has shown that US$23 billion (£17 billion) of annual Russian exports to the United...

Asian countries cut container trade with Russia amid Ukraine invasion

Export-import trade between Russia and many countries in Asia has already been halted following Moscow’s last week’s invasion of Kyiv which raised severe concern...

UK bans Russian ships from its ports, container lines suspend operations in Russia, as Ukraine war intensifies

The container ship Vayega Maersk, deployed on the Rotterdam - St. Petersburg, Russia service, is said to have been denied entry to Rotterdam and...

COSCO launches two rail services connecting China with Laos and Germany

COSCO Shipping Logistics has started two international freight rail services, in cooperation with other Chinese players, which link China with Laos and Germany. Loaded with...

US energy company suing COSCO and MSC over Californian oil spill

Liner giants COSCO and MSC are being sued by US pipeline operator Amplify Energy Corp. in relation to a massive oil spill resulting from...

VesselsValue: Newbuild Report 2021

2021 was a record-breaking year for the maritime industry. The spread of three major Covid-19 variants had substantial repercussions for shipping: labour shortages, port...

Suez Canal tolls to rise on 1 March

The Suez Canal Authority has announced on 27 February that it will increase canal tolls by up to 10% for laden and ballast vessels. The...

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