CULines enhances its services worldwide
SHANGHAI : The Chinese shipping line, China United Lines (CULines) has increased the supply of shipping space on several services in July to face the increased global container demand. CULines will upgrade its Asia
Israeli Shipping Company ZIM to Connect Saudi Arabia, Israel, Morocco
RABAT : Israeli shipping company ZIN is set to open a shipping route between the Saudi Arabian port of Jeddah and the Moroccan ports of Agadir and Dakhla, with a stopover in Israel. The
Freight rates to US and Canada increased at Hapag Lloyd
HAMBURG : Hapag-Lloyd has announced increased rates from the East Coast of South America to the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean. Hapag-Lloyd has announced increased rates from the East Coast
K Line apologises for second hacking incident this year
TOKYO : Japanese shipping major Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (K Line) has suffered its second serious hacking incident of the year, a further example of how shipping is becoming an increasingly popular target for cyber
Crew change crisis goes from bad to worse
SINGAPORE : The crew change crisis is worsening once again with thousands more workers at sea working beyond their contracted times. At its peak in the middle of last year there were more than
CMA CGM launches new service connecting Turkey with Adriatic
MARSEILLE : The French container line, CMA CGM has announced the implementation of a new Short Sea Med service, TMX 3 – Turkey Med Express 3, which will connect Western Turkey and Adriatic. CMA
Maersk Saudi Arabia and King Abdullah Port enter strategic partnership to establish Maersk’s first petrochemical hub in the Kingdom
The non-bonded Maersk Integrated Logistics Hub at King Abdullah Port will become an important part of the solutions offered by Maersk to its petrochemical customers in Saudi Arabia. JEDDAH : Maersk Saudi Arabia, an integrator
Brussels needs to be bolder in tackling shipping emissions
BRUSSELS : Almost 25 years ago, the Kyoto protocol set binding commitments for industrialised countries to cut carbon emissions. Sixteen years ago, the EU launched the world’s first large emissions trading system, forcing companies