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April 23, 2021
Box shortages and Port congestion now an ‘industry-wide challenge’ across Asia
MUMBAI : Equipment shortages in Asia will get worse over the next two weeks, say carriers, impacting both deepsea and intra-Asia trades. Maersk has told customers the strong cargo demand out of Asia Pacific
April 23, 2021
Suez Canal receives giant dredger in planned upgrade
EGYPT : A giant dredger has made it to the Great Bitter Lakes, near the Suez Canal, in preparation for joining the fleet of the international maritime passageway. Named for the former head of
April 21, 2021
Evergreen Mulls Moving Cargo From Seized Ever Given From Suez Canal
TAIWAN : Evergreen mulls moving cargo from seized Ever Given from Suez CanalTAIWAN’s Evergreen Marine Corp is considering removing containers from its 20,124-TEU Ever Given after an Egyptian court seized the ship pending compensation
April 19, 2021
The operators of the Ever Given may be forced to unload its 18,000 cargo containers onto other ships, report says
The operators of the Ever Given might move its containers onto other ships, according to a report. The ship is unable to deliver its goods until $1 billion in damages is paid to Egyptian
April 17, 2021
Shipping Companies put forward for Award for Exceptional Bravery at Sea
Two crews at the Danish shipping companies ’ESVAGT’ and ‘Maersk Tankers’ have today been put forward for a UN award for having displayed exceptional bravery at sea. The shipping companies have been put forward
April 17, 2021
Suez Canal Authority begins arrest procedures against MV Ever Given
EGYPT : Arrest procedures have been initiated against shipping vessel MV Ever Given, which had blocked Egypt’s Suez Canal and crippled world trade for nearly a week. The news was confirmed by a spokesperson
April 16, 2021
MSC on course to become the world’s largest container shipping line
GENEVA ; The Mediterranean Shipping Company will pip AP Moller Maersk as the world’s largest container line sometime by 2022,when it will eventually have more capacity than Maersk. MSC has been agressively purchasing vessels
April 15, 2021
Panama Canal Authority postpones planned price hike following calls from shipping industry
Singapore – The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has announced that it will postpone price increases on canal transit fees which were due to come into effect today. The announcement follows a joint letter sent by
April 15, 2021
