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Maersk diverting ships away from Red Sea amid safety concerns
COPENHAGEN : Two container vessels operated by AP Moller-Maersk have been diverted from their scheduled routes, the company has said. The deteriorating security situation in the Middle East Gulf and Red Sea region is beginning to
November 30, 2023
Cargo ships facing Attacks opt to change course
LONDON : Cargo vessels are being warned to be extra vigilant sailing near Yemen and Somalia after a spate of attacks on merchant shipping in the vicinity of Israel’s war in Gaza. On Wednesday the UK
November 30, 2023
NorthStandard to provide first ever Strike & Delay cover for adverse weather
LONDON : NorthStandard’s Strike & Delay class has introduced Weather Cover into its suite of risks, providing shipowners and charterers with the first ever marine insurance protection to mitigate the threat posed to ships
November 29, 2023
CMA CGM introduces Asia – Indian Subcontinent Express 2 (AS2) Service
MARSEILLE : CMA CGM has announced that it will be launching a new Asia – Indian Subcontinent Express 2 (AS2) Service that connects Asia with the Indian Subcontinent. The new service is set to launch on
November 29, 2023
Maersk adds Karachi call to FI3 Service
COPENHAGEN : Maersk has decided to add a Karachi call to its FI3 Service rotation aiming to provide its customers with faster connectivity between the Far East Asian markets and Pakistan. Therefore, the Danish
November 29, 2023
Evergreen splashes out over US$222 million on containers and reefer equipment
TAIWAN : Taiwanese mainline operator Evergreen Marine Corporation will spend more than US$222 million on more equipment. In a filing to the Taiwan Stock Exchange on 27 November, Evergreen said it will buy 60,000
November 29, 2023
‘K’ Line completes 1,600 km autonomous vessel test voyage
TOKYO : Japanese shipping company ‘K’ Line reports that it has completed successful demonstration tests of autonomous operations of a Ro-Ro ship on a round-trip route of approximately 1,600 km between Hitachi Port and
November 29, 2023
The Panama Canal auctions more spots to jump the line amid a growing backlog of ships waiting to transit key waterway for commodities
CAIRO : As the backlog of vessels waiting to cross the Panama Canal grows, authorities are letting ships bid on more spots that cut the line. According to a notice released on last Friday, the latest
November 28, 2023