October 5, 2021
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October 4, 2021
Maersk completes B2C Europe takeover
COPENHAGEN : After the announcement of its intention to acquire B2C Europe in August, AP Moller Maersk will now complete the acquisition of the Dutch logistics company, which focuses on business-to-consumer (B2C) parcel delivery
October 1, 2021
Maersk to join Dubai Expo 2020
DUBAI : Maersk Kanoo, United Arab Emirates (UAE) will be present at the Danish Pavilion for Expo 2020 Dubai that opens its gates today, 1 October. In particular, through the six-month Expo 2020 Dubai
October 1, 2021
Hapag-Lloyd CEO Says Shipping Still in the Thick of Supply Chain Disruption
FRANKFURT : Global container shipping problems related to post-COVID 19 logistics problems have intensified in the third quarter and show no sign of letting up, the world’s number five operator, Hapag-Lloyd, said . Port congestion and
October 1, 2021
ONE to launch the first dedicated Korea and Central/South China to Straits service
SINGAPORE : Ocean Network Express (ONE) is pleased to unveil a new addition to their offered services, connecting Korea and Central/South China to Straits. The new weekly Korea – China – Straits (KCS) Service,
October 1, 2021
China’s power crisis throws another curveball at container shipping
The Chinese government has reduced electricity supply to factories in at least 10 provinces, causing them to reduce production or shut until at least upto 30th September, as Beijing rushes to slash carbon emissions.
September 30, 2021
MSC raises prices from Europe to America
GENEVA : The Swiss shipping company MSC will implement fresh Freight All Kind (FAK) rate increases for shipments from Europe to America that will take effect on 25 October. Firstly, the Geneva-based carrier will
September 30, 2021
Höegh breaks another record with giant windmill blade shipment
When tasked to transport three 35-metre-long windmill blades from India to South Korea, Premier Global Logistics chose Höegh Autoliners for its supply chain predictability and extensive experience shipping exceptionally long breakbulk units. New record
September 30, 2021
Schedule reliability hits all-time low in August, Maersk stays on top
COPENHAGEN : Although schedule reliability has hovered between 35%-40% for most of the year, in August 2021 it dropped to 33.6%, a new all-time low during the 10 years Sea-Intelligence has tracked global schedule
September 30, 2021
