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IPCSA joins Private Sector Consultative Group of WCO

Container News Team - July 26, 2021 0

The International Port Community Systems Association (IPCSA), which specialises in global trade facilitation, is the new member of World Customs Organization’s influential Private Sector...

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WCO’s HS2022 to launch this year

Container News Team - January 17, 2020 0

The World Customs Organization (WCO) has announced that ''HS 2022,'' which is the seventh edition of the Harmonized System (HS) nomenclature used for the...

Xeneta acquires eeSea to strengthen freight procurement insights

Mergers & Acquisitions Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 18, 2025 0

Xeneta has acquired maritime data company eeSea, expanding its ability to help shippers manage freight contracts and suppliers more effectively. The deal brings eeSea’s schedule,...

China looms over CK Hutchison’s port sale

CN Premium Articles Alexandros Itimoudis - August 18, 2025 0

The world’s largest planned ports deal has run aground on geopolitics. CK Hutchison, the Hong Kong conglomerate, confirmed this week that the $23 billion...

ANL announced service adjustments and vessel delays

News Alexandros Itimoudis - August 18, 2025 0

ANL has announced several operational updates affecting its services in the Asia–Pacific region. Due to adverse weather conditions and congestion at regional ports, the OOCL...

Marie Maersk is latest casualty as cargo fires increase

CN Premium Articles Antonia Saratsopoulou - August 18, 2025 0

Before the Marie Maersk there was the Maersk Frankfurt, the MSC Capetown III and the Wan Hai 503 since the beginning of June these...

Tag: World Customs Organization (WCO)

IPCSA joins Private Sector Consultative Group of WCO

WCO’s HS2022 to launch this year

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Xeneta acquires eeSea to strengthen freight procurement insights

China looms over CK Hutchison’s port sale

ANL announced service adjustments and vessel delays

Marie Maersk is latest casualty as cargo fires increase