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HMM achieves growth in first-half revenue and profits

South Korea's major container line HMM has posted significant gains in first-half revenue and profits. In particular, HMM reported a year-on-year 18.6% growth in its...

Yang Ming vessel explosion reportedly linked to HMM-booked container

The container that exploded on Yang Ming's ship YM Mobility on 9 August was reportedly booked by the Taiwanese operator’s fellow THE Alliance member...

Shippers, carriers get ready for tighter customs rules at Singapore from September

Transport service stakeholders handling cargo movements via Singapore Port face a heightened operational challenge complying with a new set of customs rules due to...

Maersk announces changes in Far East Asia – Middle East services

Due to increased waiting times and congestion at terminals in South East Asia, Maersk has decided to implement seasonal schedules to mitigate delays and...

YM vessel explosion at Ningbo-Zhoushan port raises serious safety concerns

A major explosion has occurred on a Yang Ming boxship while berthed at the port of Ningbo-Zhoushan in China in another incident that raises...

Container explodes on Yang Ming ship in Ningbo

One of Yang Ming Marine Transport’s ships suffered an explosion today (9 August) around 1.40 pm local time, while berthed in Ningbo, China. Video footage...

Suez Canal restart won’t solve container shipping turbulence, warns Lars Jensen

Shippers should expect ongoing volatility in container shipping freight markets through 2025. According to Lars Jensen, CEO of Vespucci Maritime, even with operations resuming...

West Coast ocean rates slide on easing demand, increasing capacity

Ocean rates out of Asia were stable last week for most lanes, with prices remaining at about their mid-July highs for the year. But reports...

2M announces changes in Asia – North Europe service network

2M alliance, including Maersk and MSC, has decided to revise its Asia-North Europe network, with the updated services taking effect from the 32nd week...

Container ship newbuilds reach post-Covid high

Boxship newbuilding orders have burst back into life as the Red Sea crisis has caused freight and charter rates to reach levels not seen...

Futures show more downside to freight rates in 2025

Shanghai container futures trades suggest that Asia-Europe freight rates could fall further in 2025, after appearing to have peaked now. On 5 August, the index...

Shipment disrupted in Bangladesh as curfew enforced: PM resigns

Garment and all factories remained closed Monday as the Bangladesh government reinforced curfew to calm down agitating students, as they had been heading towards...

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