Maersk ship unscathed after Houthi attack
COPENHAGEN : Maersk Line has confirmed that Houthi rebels have attacked another of its US-flagged ships. The 2007-built 6,648 TEU Maersk Sentosa was hit by missiles while underway in
COPENHAGEN : Maersk Line has confirmed that Houthi rebels have attacked another of its US-flagged ships. The 2007-built 6,648 TEU Maersk Sentosa was hit by missiles while underway in
COPENHAGEN : Maersk has announced a revision of a peak season surcharge (PSS) from the Indian Subcontinent and Middle East to the United States West Coast. Maersk will
SINGAPORE/TOKYO : The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha (NYK) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to deepen their partnership and
LONDON : Trade from the Far East to a bloc of developing economies, especially South America, Africa and the Middle East/Indian Subcontinent, has risen dramatically and has emerged
LONDON : The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is inviting expressions of interest from developing countries for support to create National Action Plans (NAPs) to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shipping. This technical support,provided through the GreenVoyage2050
SINGAPORE : Global freight forwarder Scan Global Logistics (SGL) will open a new office in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, adding a new country to its global network by establishing
DHAKA : Bangladesh and India want to use each other’s ports for trade with third countries, and as part of the plan, a delegation left Dhaka on Saturday
MARSEILLE : CMA CGM has announced a Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) for shipments from all Middle East Gulf & Pakistan ports to South Africa. This surcharge will be
CHATTOGRAM : Ship recycling companies in Bangladesh have confirmed their intentions to hire more women, after acknowledging the “wasted talent” in an industry that has traditionally barred females
GENEVA : Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) has secured two 14,000 TEU container ships under construction at Jiangnan Shipyard for a total of $333 million. These vessels were originally