Hapag-Lloyd suspends India – Bangladesh bookings
HAMBURG : The German carrier, Hapag-Lloyd has announced it will temporarily stop accepting bookings from/to Krishnapatnam in India to/from Chittagong in Bangladesh with immediate effect and until further notice. The Hamburg-based container line said
Hapag-Lloyd’s H1 profit increases almost tenfold
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has achieved outstanding performance in financial terms during the first half of 2021, as it has benefitted from strong container demand and skyrocketing freight rates, according to the company’s CEO, Rolf Habben
Ningbo, liners ready to skip the port
ZHENJIANG : The temporary suspension of operations at Ningbo Meidong container terminal due to Covid has already put the major shipping companies on alert. They are already trying to protect themselves from the possible
Major global shipping lines report record rise in revenues during June quarter
CHENNAI : Riding on the steep hike in sea container freight rates, major global shipping lines — Hapag Lloyd, Ocean Network Express (ONE) and CMA-CGM — reported record increase in their revenues in the
“Hapag-Lloyd intends to be the Number One Shipping Company…,” : Dheeraj Bhatia
Within the framework of the opening of its office in Dakar, Hapag-Lloyd granted an exclusive interview to Africa Logistics magazine through Mr. Dheeraj Bhatia. Below is the full interview. Mr. Dheeraj Bhatia is the
Hapag-Lloyd opens new office in Senegal
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has announced the opening of a new office in Dakar, the capital city of Senegal, enhancing its presence in Africa. The German carrier mainly transports nuts, fish, cotton and minerals out
Hapag-Lloyd to boost its box capacity with 130,000 TEUs
HAMBURG : The German liner operator, Hapag-Lloyd is in ongoing discussions for the acquisition of 10 container ships with 13,000TEU capacity each, enhancing further its total container capacity. “We can confirm that we are
Hapag-Lloyd sets new charges from Asia
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has announced several rate increases, which will take effect in August, for sailings starting from Asia ports. Hapag-Lloyd will increase rates from the Middle East, the Indian Subcontinent and Pakistan to