MSC increases own-operated service share ahead of 2M termination : Sea-Intelligence
GENEVA : The 2M Alliance, which currently includes the top two shipping lines MSC and Maersk, is scheduled to conclude in February 2025. Following this, Maersk will join forces with Hapag-Lloyd to establish the
Hapag-Lloyd CEO sees solid shipping demand driving up freight rates
HAMBURG : Solid container shipping demand has driven up freight rates over the past two months, Hapag-Lloyd Chief Executive Mr. Rolf Habben Jansen said in a call with reporters on Wednesday. Attacks on vessels
Hapag-Lloyd facilitates shipment of Mobile Container Lab to India
HAMBURG : In an exciting collaboration with the Hamburg University, Hapag-Lloyd has successfully shipped a Mobile Container Lab to India. This innovative lab, designed for the research of invaluable manuscripts worldwide, embarked on its
Hapag-Lloyd unveils new brand name for its terminal division
ROTTERDAM : Effective from 1 July, Hapag-Lloyd’s Terminal and Infrastructure division adopted a new brand name to reflect its forward-looking growth ambitions and deep-rooted maritime tradition: Hanseatic Global Terminals. Hanseatic Global Terminals is based
Hapag-Lloyd announces updates on India Ocean Service
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has decided to change the port rotation of its Indian Ocean Service (IOS). The Hamburg-based ocean carrier’s service will now have the following port rotation: Jebel Ali, UAE -> Karachi, Pakistan
Hapag-Lloyd sees prolonged Red Sea re-routings regardless of ceasefire
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd told Reuters that the German shipping company does not expect the Suez Canal to be open again anytime soon, despite a recent ceasefire between Hamas & Israel. The world’s fifth largest
Hapag-Lloyd launches new service linking Türkiye to the Red Sea
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has announced a new service connecting Western Türkiye with the Red Sea, which is expected to start in mid-June. From 15 June 2024, the German ocean carrier will introduce its new
Hapag-Lloyd CEO says demand up significantly since May
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd Chief Executive Rolf Habben Jansen said on Wednesday that demand for container shipments across the world’s oceans has risen significantly in recent weeks but the upswing may be short-lived. The CEO