N Europe – Asia exporters face near 80% container capacity drop
Exporters from Europe and the Med will see a sharp drop in container shipping capacity this week due to knock-on effects of the Suez Canal closure, then followed
Exporters from Europe and the Med will see a sharp drop in container shipping capacity this week due to knock-on effects of the Suez Canal closure, then followed
VISAKHAPATNAM: The Visakhapatnam Port Trust (VPT) is targeting to handle 80 million tonnes of cargo in the 2021-22 fiscal. Despite Covid-19, VPT stood third among Major Ports in
5th April is celebrated as the National Maritime Day India is changing, India is racing ahead, New India is being built like we were the Maritime leader in
MSC reaffirms commitment to avoid arctic cargo routes, helping to limit black carbon and other environmental impacts Geneva :In view of the recent public debate around container shipping
Hapag-Lloyd is to launch a new service connecting Asia and East Africa in late April. This new East Africa Service 3 (EAS3) will offer direct weekly sailings between
The owners and charterers of ships unable to sail through the the Suez Canal for nearly a week face at least $24 million in expenses they will be
The restructuring of Pacific International Lines (PIL), the world’s 12th largest liner company, has been completed with a unit of Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund coming in with $600m
On March 23, 2021, the ultra-large Panama-flagged 20,388-TEUs 400-metre Evergreen-operated container ship MV Ever Given on route from Shenzhen, China to Rotterdam, Netherlands got stuck at Suez Canal
ISTANBUL : The 19,224 TEUs MSC Tina suffered a nasty allision with a pier in Turkey on Saturday. The 398.5m long ship has a sizeable gash along its port side
TAIPEI : As part of the company’s fleet improvement plan, Wan Hai Lines has confirmed an order of 5 new container vessels with HHI (Hyundai Heavy Industries). The