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Box losses don’t stack up. Part Three

In Part Two of Box losses don’t stack up the discussion centred around possible regulatory failures, including a look at the loading of ships...

Jinchon Ferry orders new ro-ro ferry after 20 years

Tianjin-Inchon International Passenger & Cargo Shipping (more commonly known as Jinchon Ferry), which operates a passenger-and-container service between South Korea’s Incheon port, and China's...

Companies in Singapore declaration on emissions research

Six companies including Singapore’s Ocean Network Express (ONE), Sembcorp Marine, Eastern Pacific Shipping and the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) have signed...

Container lines are manoeuvring ahead of EU ETS decision claims NGO

An environmental NGO said that container lines calling for urgent action on market-based measures (MBM) from world leaders and the International Maritime Organization (IMO)...

Sinotrans commissions quartet at Chinese yards

Sinotrans Container Lines (commonly known as Sinolines) has commissioned a pair of 2,400TEU ships from Yangzijiang Shipbuilding and a pair of 1,100TEU ships from...

Box losses don’t stack up. Part Two

In Part One of the container losses story the emphasis was on the commercial pressures on the shipping lines and how those pressures were...

Wuhan unveils multimodal ambitions

Wuhan is eyeing more container routes as the Chinese river-port embarks on the second phase of a river-rail project that will make it China’s...

SeaCube equips its fleet with Carrier digital solution

SeaCube Containers LLC and Carrier Transicold have announced a strategic refrigerated asset management systems platform engagement. As a result, SeaCube will be the first intermodal...

FMC eases contract guidelines for carriers

Container lines will be better placed to ship more last-minute cargoes to and from the US after the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) acquiesced to...

IRS set to certify Indian built boxes

Tapping into the consistent shortage of containers, the Government of India and DG Shipping has authorised class society the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS),...

Box losses don’t stack up. Part One

Container stack collapses have seen a spike in recent months with vessels losing a combined total of around 5,762 containers from five major incidents...

ONE launches green strategy department

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced that a new green strategy department was launched under the organisation’s Product and Network Division on 1 April....

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Bangladesh’s prime seaport, the Chittagong port, has attained 4.01% container handling growth in fiscal year 2024-25 that ended on June 30. (adsbygoogle...

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