Over six months have passed since the Red Sea tensions began, and the ripple effects on maritime shipping and global supply chains have intensified. Ships continue to be temporarily diverted around the Cape of Good Hope,
COPENHAGEN : Maersk CEO Vincent Clerc has said that the coming months will be challenging for carriers and businesses alike, as the Red Sea situation stretches into the third quarter of 2024. Speaking at
COPENHAGEN : Danish container shipping giant Maersk is no longer interested in acquiring German logistics company DB Schenker, according to Reuters, due to possible future integration challenges. DB Schenker’s mother company Deutsche Bahn launched a
WILHELMSHAVEN : Maersk is reviewing vessel line-ups and schedules at the Wilhemshaven Terminal in Germany after Trade Union ver.di initiated another round of warning strikes. And a date has been announced for the next round
FREDERICIA (DENMARK) : Less than two years ago, Maersk started construction works for its first low greenhouse gas emission warehouse in Denmark, located in Taulov Dry Port in Fredericia. On 24th June 2024, the
LONDON : The Federal Maritime Commission has opened a 12-day comment period allowing interested members of the public to respond to Maersk and Hapag Lloyd’s newly filed vessel sharing agreement, the Gemini Cooperation Agreement.
COPENHAGEN/DUBAI : Danish Shipping and The Emirates Shipping Association have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) outlining intentions for closer future cooperation in the field of maritime transport. Denmark and the United Arab Emirates
COPENHAGEN : Eight of APM Terminals’ terminals have been selected as hubs by the new Gemini Cooperation, a long-term operational collaboration between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd, which will start in February 2025. Hubs will play
OSLO : Maersk faces significant terminal congestion in Mediterranean and Asian ports, causing substantial delays in its vessel schedule, the Danish Shipping Group said in a statement on Monday. As a result of that
LONDON : Three of the major ocean carriers have announced new peak season surcharges (PSS) for shipments from Asia to several ports in Africa. First of all, Danish container line Maersk will apply the