Evergreen splashed out on containers again
TOKYO : Evergreen Marine Corporation has ordered 12,500 containers from Singamas Container Holdings for US$34.3 million, as the Taiwanese liner operator works towards expanding its business, despite the
9 e-methane-ready dual-fuel boxships joined CMA CGM’s fleet in 2022
MARSEILLE : French container shipping major CMA CGM welcomed nine e-methane-ready dual-fuel container ships into the fleet in 2022. The ships pertain to CMA CGM’s $10.2 billion investment
CNC announces new service connecting South Korea, Vietnam and Thailand
MARSEILLE : CNC, part of CMA CGM Group, announced the launch of the new NTX1 service that will connect ports in South Korea, Vietnam and Thailand. In particular,
Hapag-Lloyd splits Gulf Caribbean Service into two new slings
HAMBURG : German ocean carrier Hapag-Lloyd will split its Gulf Caribbean Service (GCS), connecting the United States East Coast and Mexican Gulf with Central America and the Caribbean,
PIL recognised by MPA for contributions during COVID -19 pandemic
SINGAPORE : PIL is indeed honoured to be recognised by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) as one of 54 partners who contributed to overcoming the
ZIM withdraws China – Los Angeles loop
HAIFA : Israel’s major container carrier ZIM Integrates Shipping Services (ZIM) will cancel its Transpacific ZIM eCommerce Xpress (ZEX) service, according to the latest DynaLiners report. ZEX service
Korea Development Bank, Korea Ocean Business Corporation start sale process HMM
SEOUL : HMM’s two largest stakeholders, Korea Development Bank (KDB), and Korea Ocean Business Corporation (KOBC), announced on 2nd March that they will form an advisory group to
Traxens introduces new container tracker version
MARSEILLE : Traxens, the world’s first smart-container service provider for the global supply chain industry, unveiled today the new third edition of the Traxens-Box 3, its permanent container
Hapag-Lloyd increases rates from Middle East to US
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has announced updated container rates from the Middle East to North America and, in particular, from India, Pakistan, United Arabic Emirates, Bahrain, Oman, Kuwait, Qatar,
2M Alliance split highlighted with Maersk idling more ships
SINGAPORE : Maersk Line continues to lose ground to MSC with the highest number of ships idled at the moment while MSC is still taking on fresh charters