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GAC appoints new group vice president for Asia Pacific and Indian Subcontinent

Container News Team - January 9, 2022 0

The global provider of integrated shipping, logistics and marine services, Gulf Agency Company (GAC) has appointed Daniel Nordberg as the new group vice president...

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Sea Swift to commence direct Australia-Singapore link

Container News Team - November 24, 2020 0

The Australian shipping company, Sea Swift has announced the launch of its new international shipping service in December, connecting the Pilbara in Western Australia...

BIMCO: Brazilian iron ore shipments rise 4%

Industry Opinions Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 21, 2025 0

“Between January and August 2025, Brazilian iron ore shipments are expected to rise 4% y/y, supported by stronger mining activity. Shipments to China have...

CMA CGM launches new Scandinavia service at Port of Gdańsk

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 21, 2025 0

The Port of Gdańsk has welcomed a new weekly service from French carrier CMA CGM, further strengthening its role as a key logistics hub...

Nearly all StarOcean’s original newbuildings sold

CN Premium Articles Container News Team - August 21, 2025 0

Almost all the dozen 1,800 TEU container ships that Chinese feeder operator Starocean Marine commissioned as newbuildings at Yangzijiang Shipbuilding during the COVID-19-fuelled boom...

Bunker Indices extend modest decline

News Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 21, 2025 0

Global bunker indices tracked by Marine Bunker Exchange (MABUX) continued their moderate downward trend. The 380 HSFO index fell by US$3.35, moving closer to...

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GAC appoints new group vice president for Asia Pacific and Indian Subcontinent

Sea Swift to commence direct Australia-Singapore link

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BIMCO: Brazilian iron ore shipments rise 4%

CMA CGM launches new Scandinavia service at Port of Gdańsk

Nearly all StarOcean’s original newbuildings sold

Bunker Indices extend modest decline