COPENHAGEN : Maersk has unveiled upgrades to its ME2 service, extending its operations to North Europe. The ME2 service, formerly turning in the Mediterranean (Algeciras and Tangiers), is undergoing expansion. This revamped service will
COPENHAGEN : AP Moller-Maersk will resume Panama Canal transits on an east-west service that was suspended because of low water levels. Panama Canal increases transits again as Red Sea still in crisis. It will
Yokohama : In a ceremony held in Yokohama, Japan, the world’s second large methanol-enabled container vessel was named “Astrid Mærsk“. Mrs. Liza Uchida, spouse of Nissan CEO Makoto Uchida served as godmother and christened
BALTIMORE : The entire 22-member crew of the container ship that struck a major bridge in Baltimore early Tuesday, causing it to snap and plunge into the river, are Indians who alerted authorities about
COPENHAGEN : Maersk said on Friday it was too early to resume sailings through the Red Sea due to a continued elevated risk level, despite an initiative by the European Union to increase safety
HAMBURG : With returns sliding back to pre-Covid levels after the supercharged pandemic period shipping lines are looking to control costs again to keep their heads above water. Hapag-Lloyd reported substantial declines in its
COPENHAGEN : The global container shipping market faces overcapacity in the coming years and the rates paid by customers have fallen to an unsustainable level, Maersk, CEO Mr. Vincent Clerc told the group’s annual meeting
COPENHAGEN : After DHL withdrew from the race of DB Schenker’s acquisition last week, Danish shipping company DSV appeared to be the sole remaining candidate to proceed with the purchase. However, another player claims
COPENHAGEN : Maersk has announced a rate increase of $1,000 per container to the US and Canada ports from March 2. The increase is applicable to cargo originating from India and West Asia, and
COPENHAGEN : Maersk, a key player in the global shipping industry, has issued a cautionary note, indicating that disruptions to container shipping through the Red Sea may extend into the second half of the