HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd announce to increase Ocean Tariff Rates from Pakistan, India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh to Europe and North Africa. The validity of this increase applies to sailings starting on January 17, 2025.
KEELUNG : Yang Ming Marine Transport Corporation (“Yang Ming”) held its 400th Board Meeting on Friday (20th Dec) and approved a new fleet optimization plan. This plan includes the addition of up to thirteen
RIO DE JANEIRO : Wilson Sons started cabotage operations to unload wind turbine blades via Rio Grande Container Terminal (in Rio Grande do Sul). The first blade came via the ALCT2 line of Aliança
NEW JERSEY : SeaCube, a global leader in refrigerated intermodal equipment leasing, has partnered with Greensee to launch innovative solutions that redefine sustainability in the refrigerated transport sector. This collaboration introduces SeaCube’s Green and
HAMBURG : The rating agency Moody’s Investors Service (Moody’s) has raised Hapag-Lloyd’s credit rating by one notch from ‘Ba2’ to ‘Ba1.’ This is the highest credit rating assigned to Hapag-Lloyd since the rating initiation
BERLIN : Mitsui O.S.K. Lines (MOL) has been awarded the World LNG Shipping Award 2024 at the World LNG Summit held in Berlin, Germany, from 9-12 December. On December 10, three awards were announced at
SINGAPORE : SeaLead, a fast-growing global shipping line, announced the launch of its new Dubai, Karachi to East Africa (DUKE) service, a direct liner service connecting Pakistan with the Middle East and East Africa.
LONDON : The deadline to take part in the 2024 IMO-WISTA Women in Maritime Survey is just two weeks away, closing on 31st December. The survey will provide a global snapshot of gender diversity in
HAMBURG : Effective 1 January 2025, Ian Beveridge will hand over the executive management of Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement (BSM) to BSM’s Chief Financial Officer Sebastian von Hardenberg. Beveridge will remain CEO of the Schulte Group.
LONDON : The Baltic Exchange’s Dry Bulk Sea Freight Index, which tracks rates for ships carrying dry bulk commodities, extended losses to a 17-month low on Thursday, dragged down by weaker rates across capesize