The Shyama Prasad Mookherjee Port to be shut for 2 days
KOLKATA : The Shyama Prasad Mookherjee Port in Kolkata, will stop work for two days starting tomorrow ahead of the Very Severe Cyclonic Storm Yaas. The cyclone is
India: East Coast Ports Restrict Activities Ahead of Cyclone
KOLKATA : Ports on India’s eastern coast on Sunday restricted shipping activities and asked vessels to vacate anchorages ahead of a cyclonic storm expected to make landfall on
DB Schenker appoints Aditi Rasquinha as new head of ocean freight APAC
ESSEN/GERMANY : DB Schenker has announced Ms. Aditi Rasquinha as the new Head of Ocean Freight for the APAC Region. She will join DB Schenker from Kühne +
1.2 tonne jackfruit from Tripura exported to London
The jackfruit were exported by Kiega Exim, which sourced them from Krishi Sanyoga Agro Producer Company of Tripura NEW DELHI : Nearly 1.2 tonne of fresh jackfruit from
Agility holds its EGM to approve sale of Agility’s Global Integrated Logistics (GIL) business to D
KUWAIT : Agility, a leading global logistics provider, held today its Extraordinary General Assembly Meeting with a quorum of 75.8% The company’s shareholders approved the item on the
Liners fixing ships from 2022 to 2026 at record rates
SINGAPORE : Extraordinary container charter fixtures are filtering in that are unprecedented in the near 70-year history of containerisation. Broking reports show New York-listed Danaos Corporation has fixed
Volume of ship orders at highest levels seen since 2014
SINGAPORE : Ship orders in the year to date are at the highest volumes seen since 2014 despite many owners having severe reservations about future propulsion methods. A
PSA Halifax Welcomes Largest Container Vessel To Ever Call At a Canadian Port
CANADA : PSA Halifax welcomed CMA CGM Marco Polo, the largest container vessel to ever call at any Canadian port to date. With a total capacity of 16,022
Chemical Fire on ‘X-Press Pearl’ Under Control Off Colombo, Sri Lanka -Operator
COLOMBO : The fire on board the X-Press Pearl is reported under control at an anchorage off the coast of Colombo, Sri Lanka, but fire-fighting efforts are continuing,
Egyptian Court Rules Suez Canal Can Keep Holding Ever Given
CAIRO : An Egyptian court on Sunday rejected a complaint by the Japanese owner of a container ship that blocked traffic in the Suez Canal for six days