OSLO : Ocean freight container shipping spot rates are set to increase further, but there are signs the recent dramatic growth may be slowing. The latest data from Xeneta, the ocean freight rate benchmarking
LONDON : Indian traders are reeling under the impact of rising ocean freight rates, triggered by the Red Sea crisis and congestion at several key ports in the global supply chain, causing container prices
ROTTERDAM : The Zero Emission Port Alliance (ZEPA) announces the onboarding of 11 organizations from the container port industry. Among the members are APM Terminals, CATL, DP World, Kempower, Patrick Terminals, Port of Aarhus,
OSLO : Ocean freight container shipping spot rates are set to increase further, but growth may be slowing, according to ocean freight rate benchmarking firm Xeneta. Xeneta data indicates average spot rates from the
SINGAPORE : Singapore’s port, already one of the busiest in the world, is facing a sustained period of congestion as vessel diversions to avoid the Red Sea push more container ships to the Asian
MUMBAI : J M Baxi Ports & Logistics is pleased to announce the appointment of Capt. Alpesh Abhay Sharma as the Chief Operating Officer (COO) – Container Business. Capt. Alpesh Sharma joins J M
BENGALURU : The South Western Railway’s (SWR) Bengaluru division is considering the operation of double-stack dwarf container (DSDC) trains, a first for the region. To facilitate this change, SWR has initiated the process of
KARACHI : Khurram Ejaz, the Former President of the Karachi Customs Agents Association, has sharply criticized port authorities for their lack of preparation in clearing the stuck containers at Karachi Port. In a statement,
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen said on Wednesday that demand for container shipments across the world’s oceans has risen significantly in recent weeks but the upswing may be short-lived. The CEO
LONDON : Fears over a shortage of capacity have continued to push up container freight rates over the past week, hitting levels only previously seen during the pandemic. Drewry’s World Container Index (WCI) was