World’s largest box ship calls at Yantian on her maiden voyage
SHANGHAI : Hutchison Ports Yantian welcomes the world’s largest container vessel Evergreen Marine EVER ACE on her maiden voyage. The 400m long and 62m wide Evergreen EVER ACE called at Berth #16 of Hutchison
APM Terminals Pipavav offers Buffer Yard Facility
PIPAVAV : In response to the requirement from various exporters and their respective intermediaries, to offload their containers on forward looking multiple VIA’s whose gates have not yet been open; APM Terminals Pipavav is
Port congestion in Germany forces 2M Alliance to AE7/Condor service adjustments
SINGAPORE : The largest container alliance in the world, 2M Alliance comprising Maersk Line and MSC has announced changes in its AE7/Condor service on North Europe to Far East network. Maersk said that as
Third-largest port in the world remains partially shut down; Industry reacts
NINGBO : The world’s third-busiest port, Ningbo-Zhoushan in China, remains partially shut down as investors and US markets assess potential economic reactions. The closure could lead to new disruptions in global trade, stalling economic recovery.
2.7 million containers queued off the world’s ports – Ningbo shutdown worsens bottlenecks
It may prove difficult for the US and many other countries to stock up enough retail goods for the shopping spree that awaits on Black Friday and during the Christmas season. As a consequence
Chattogram Port Bay Terminal to come into operation in 2024: Minister
DHAKA : The Chattogram Port Bay Terminal is expected to be operational in 2024, State Minister for Shipping Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury said on Thursday after inspecting the project site. The Chittagong Port Authority (CPA)
Pacific Port Problems Pile More Strain on Bustling Trade Lane
When will this end? That was a WhatsApp message your Supply Lines correspondent received this week from a Hong Kong-based manufacturer who is grappling with the ongoing choke points hampering global supply chains. The
Brazil Federal Government signs concession contracts for five port terminals
The Federal Government of Brazil, through the Ministry of Infrastructure and the National Water Transport Agency (Antaq), has signed concession contracts for five port terminals tendered in April 2021. The participation of the private