FRANCE : The decision by MSC and Maersk — the world’s two largest container lines — to terminate the 2M vessel-sharing alliance was predictable. The bigger surprise will be what happens next. Will both
GENEVA : MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company is eager to participate once again at TPM23 in Long Beach, California. TPM is often regarded as the largest and most important annual conference for the global container
TOKYO : At a meeting NYK announced change in their Top management. 1. List of changes effective April 1, 2023 (including a resignation on March 31, 2023) (1)Change in Chairman and President already resolved
KARACHI : Shipping agents have warned the cash-strapped Pakistan government that all exports could come to a halt as foreign shipping lines are considering stopping their services for the country after banks stopped remitting
SINGAPORE : Ocean Network Express (ONE) is pleased to announce the launch of 3 new Southeast Asia to Australia Services. These services will be a direct replacement of our existing services in order toimprove
MARSEILLE : CMA CGM has announced a new peak season surcharge (PSS) from Indian Subcontinent, Middle East Gulf & Red Sea to North Europe, Scandinavia & Poland, Black Sea, Morocco; East & West Mediterranean,
SHANGHAI : PIL is honoured to be invited to participate in the ‘2023 Shanghai Port Container Business Consultation Annual Meeting’ organised by the Shanghai Port Authority on 6 January 2023. During the event, PIL
GENEVA : MSC appears intent on having the largest vessel orderbook; brokers have reported that the world’s largest liner operator has ordered ten 11,400 teu ships from China’s Zhoushan Changhong International Shipyard. Delivery is
Passenger ship ASTORIA GRANDE collided with breakwater at around 0900 LT Jan 18, while trying to enter Amasra Port, Turkey, Black sea coast. The ship with 385 passengers and 283 crew on board arrived from
RIYADH : The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has announced the addition of the Indamex 2(IN2) shipping service, a routejointly operated by global container liners Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM, to Jeddah Islamic Port. The trade