Maersk to set up logistics park at Jeddah Islamic Port
Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) signed an agreement with A P Moller – Maersk, global integrator of container logistics, committing to an investment of $136 million (SR510 million) over a period of 25 years to
Schedule reliability still very poor, Maersk remains on top
Sea-Intelligence has published a Global Liner Performance (GLP) report for schedule reliability, showing moderate results for the majority of the container shipping lines. The report covers schedule reliability across 34 different trade lanes and
Maersk ready to confront supply chain challenges and propose solutions
CHARLESTON : Speaking on a panel at the South Atlantic International Trade Conference Maersk North America Regional Managing Director, Narin Phol discussed the nation’s current supply chain challenges and ways forward. The U.S. consumer drives the
Maersk, MSC and Zim omit Seattle calls due to congestion
SEATTLE : With congestion spreading to other ports across the United States, Maersk, MSC, and Zim announced that they will be omitting calls in Seattle due to the mounting delays at the port. Starting
Maersk, Hamburg Süd, Sealand and KGH to move into “Johann Kontor” in the Kontorhaus District
Upscale new complex in Hamburg’s city centre will become one of the city’s largest maritime logistics clusters. Maersk, the world’s largest integrator in container logistics, as well as its subsidiaries Hamburg Süd, Sealand Europe
2M Alliance reschedules European services due to congestion issues
The largest container alliance in the world, 2M Alliance has decided to change the rotation of several services in Europe, due to port congestions and supply chain issues. In particular, the alliance, which comprises
Maersk to directly engage with shippers
COPENHAGEN : In an effort to attract larger shippers, Maersk is expected to announce that it will only handle cargo from direct shippers from 1 November, cutting out freight forwarders. The Danish carrier has
As supply chain crisis deepens Maersk diverts more vessels away from Felixstowe
FELIXTOWE : The world’s biggest shipping company has diverted another of its container vessels away from Britain’s largest port after warning congestion is causing “significant disruption” to the arrival of goods from Asia and the Far East. Maersk