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Empty containers accumulate in Chinese ports, highlighting weak demand

Within a space of a year, the catch-phrase in the liner industry has gone from "containers are hard to come by" to concerns of...

Companies must open up yard for empty containers

Philippines - Shipping companies have been directed to open up container yards that will be utilized as depot for empty containers amid clamor from...

Empty containers: Searching for solutions

Technology startups are focusing on reducing the empty container problem, a challenge that costs the container shipping industry about $20 billion per year. At any...

Lapena: “Empty containers not causing any congestion at MICP”

Empty containers staying at the container yard of the Manila International Container Port (MICP) are not causing any congestion, Customs Commissioner Isidro Lapeña said...

xChange: It all started with an excel sheet

Johannes Schlingmeier and Christian Roeloffs launched xChange in Hamburg, Germany, in November 2015, as they wanted to tackle the issue of repositioning containers by...

Maersk accepts empty container drop-offs

Announcement of Maersk Line: We are pleased to inform you that we are currently accepting empty container drop-offs for 20' foot food grade containers that...
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