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Singamas factories shorten hours as container demand flattens

Management at Singamas, the world's fourth largest container maker, disclosed today (17 August) that the company had to close its factories, intermittently, as demand...

Dutch customs seize eight tons of cocaine found in Maersk container

Dutch prosecutors said that customs officials in Rotterdam made the largest seizure of cocaine on record at the major European port. According to Reuters, the...

ZIM reports Q2 net loss of more than US$210 million

Ocean carriers continue to return to normal financial figures this year. This "normalisation", combined with the astronomical results of the previous year, shows some...

Upward trend for North America East Coast laden imports

Annualised growth (vs 2019, the last pre-pandemic year) of laden imports has picked up the pace again, with 2023-Q2 averaging at 2.7%, according to...

Falling steel prices reveal glut of demolitions to come

The declining price of steel prices are a barometer for the rise in demolitions in the container shipping sector according to Braemar, the London-based...

AD Ports reports strong financial figures in second quarter

AD Ports Group announced its financial results for the second quarter of 2023, reporting revenue growth of 66% year-on-year to US$570,000. This significant increase was...

KMTC container ship suffers fire off Malaysia

The 2,778 TEU container ship KMTC Shenzhen experienced a fire off Port Klang in Malaysia on 12 August, according to the UK insurance company...

China overtakes Greece as largest shipowning country

China has climbed to the top of nations rankings as the largest shipowning country in terms of gross tonnage, according to information from UK...

ICTSI reports strong first half results with increased revenues, earnings and container throughput

Global port and terminal operator International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI) achieved to increase its revenue and earnings in the first half of the...

Euroseas achieves over US$55 million in H1 net income

Greek vessel owner Euroseas reported total net revenues of US$89.6 million and net income of US$57.6 million in the first half of the year. Additionally,...

PSA BDP, Dow India partner to create zero-emission transport corridor in Nhava Sheva 

PSA BDP, a supply chain, transportation and logistics solutions provider, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Dow Chemical International (Dow India) to...

MSC and Maersk continue to send ships for break-up

The world’s two largest liner operators have continued to scrap aged ships as the freight market has normalised to pre-Covid-19 levels. Shipbrokers said that this...

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HD Hyundai expands global tie-up with Cochin Shipyard

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Cavotec secures €5 million MoorMaster deal

Cavotec has landed a €5 million contract to supply its cutting-edge MoorMaster® automated vacuum mooring system to a container terminal in Morocco. This is...

European Economies Record Mixed Q2 Results

In the second quarter of 2025, European countries showed mixed performance in the UNCTAD Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (LSCI), which benchmarks global maritime connectivity. Several...

Oregon approves US$100 Million for Pacific Coast Intermodal Port

In a major win for Oregon’s South Coast, the state legislature has approved US$100 million in bonding support for the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port...
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