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September 22, 2021
2M Alliance announces Transatlantic network changes
COPENHAGEN : 2M Alliance, the largest container alliance of Maersk and MSC, will enhance its TA2/NEUATL2 service, which connects Europe with the United States. The two container shipping leaders will add a sixth container
September 22, 2021
K Line orders eight 8 Next-Generation Environmentally Friendly Car Carriers
TOKYO : Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, Ltd. (“K” LINE) has decided to procure eight 7,000 units class car carriers fueled by LNG (liquefied natural gas) by FY2023 to FY2025, following Company’s first LNG-fueled vessel, “CENTURY
September 22, 2021
NYK to Invest in Australian Carbon Credit Sales Company
Promotes CO2 Absorption through Regeneration Project TOKYO : NYK has agreed to invest in Australian Integrated Carbon (AIC), an Australian company which sells carbon credits obtained through primeval forest restoration projects. After the completion
September 22, 2021
Yang Ming’s ad hoc sailing puts focus on ME Gulf vessel redeployment
TAIWAN : A Persian Gulf extra loader service will be launched by Yang Ming Marine Transport on 1 October, to meet demand from Taiwanese shippers, as redeployment of vessels has reduced capacity. In the
September 21, 2021
US West Coast congestion causes huge drop in Oakland vessel calls
The Port of Oakland has reported that vessel calls have been significantly reduced, mainly due to the fact that several carriers rerouted vessels to avoid congestion at West Coast ports that resulted from surging import
September 21, 2021
APM Terminal’s Vado Gateway receives maiden call of EMA service
The Vado Gateway’s new Container Terminal, located in Vado Ligure, North West Italy, received the maiden call of the new weekly EMA (East Mediterranean America) service this weekend. The MV Seaspan Chiba was the
September 18, 2021
Congestion at LongBeach & LosAngeles ports could impact holiday shopping
LOS ANGELES : Current port delays on the US West Coast are contributing to the extraordinary lack of available vessel capacity that we are currently seeing globally, which is putting immense pressure on ever-tightening
September 17, 2021
No sign of freight market easing this year : Maersk CEO
COPENHAGEN : Chief Executive of Danish shipping giant A.P. Moller-Maersk said, “no indication that the current red-hot shipping market will lose steam this year, “ The coronavirus pandemic has prompted shortages of container ships and logjams
September 17, 2021
