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Admiral’s TMM service completes first calls at APM Terminals Castellón and Isreal

Container News Team - May 13, 2022 0

Two Israeli ports and APM Terminals Castellón have been added to the TMM service of Admiral Container Lines, which now connects Turkey, Spain, Israel,...

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Admiral Container Lines acquires new reefers

Container News Team - May 20, 2021 0

Admiral Container Lines has added more than 150 new containers equipped with Carrier Transicold PrimeLINE refrigeration units to boost its refrigerated shipping capabilities in...

Barcelona and Shanghai Ports sign green corridor agreement

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 4, 2025 0

The Ports of Barcelona and Shanghai have signed a new cooperation agreement aimed at strengthening ties and creating a Green Shipping and Digital Corridor....

WCI dips 1% as rates stabilize

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 4, 2025 0

As Japan International Freight Forwarders Association (JIFFA) reported, the World Container Index (WCI) edged down 1% in Week 31, according to Drewry. The slight...

Joint bid accepted for evaluation for bulk terminal at the port of Sagunto

News Alexandros Itimoudis - August 4, 2025 0

The Qualification Committee of the Port Authority of Valencia has accepted the bid submitted jointly by Ership, Intersagunto Terminales, and Compañia General De Compras...

ANL announces terminal shift to VICT in Melbourne

News Alexandros Itimoudis - August 4, 2025 0

ANL informs customers that, due to operational requirements, ALS CLIVIA 001S/001N will call at Victoria International Container Terminal in Melbourne instead of the originally...

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Admiral’s TMM service completes first calls at APM Terminals Castellón and Isreal

Admiral Container Lines acquires new reefers

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Barcelona and Shanghai Ports sign green corridor agreement

WCI dips 1% as rates stabilize

Joint bid accepted for evaluation for bulk terminal at the port of Sagunto

ANL announces terminal shift to VICT in Melbourne