Box lines launch Red Sea services despite Houthi risks
SINGAPORE : Mainline operators which are still offering Red Sea services are configuring their routes to transit the troubled region. Hapag-Lloyd has launched an ad hoc Jeddah Express
Wan Hai could replace Hapag-Lloyd in THE Alliance: Yang Ming ex-boss
SINGAPORE : Yang Ming Marine Transport’s Ex-Chairman Bronson Hsieh suggested to Taiwanese media that Wan Hai Lines could be a suitable substitute for Hapag-Lloyd in THE Alliance. Wan
Maersk charters ships from ONE and Yang Ming due to “insufficient” fleet
COPENHAGEN : Maersk Line, which had not been as aggressive as its rivals in ordering newbuildings, is now finding itself short of Neo-Panamax ships as more vessels are rerouted
Wan Hai splashes out US$37 million on new containers
TAIWAN : Wan Hai Lines has embarked on new container orders, after a hiatus of about a year. The Taiwanese intra-Asia carrier announced on 23 November that it
Wan Hai to spend US$155 million to upgrade Kaohsiung Terminal
TAIWAN : Wan Hai Lines will spend TW$4 billion (US$155 million) on refurbishing three piers of Kaohsiung Port’s Terminal No. 5, which it has taken over from compatriot
ONE & Wan Hai Lines pay civil penalties worth US$2.65 million
SINGAPORE : Two ocean common carriers- 1) Ocean Network Express Ptd. Ltd. (ONE) and No 2)Wan Hai Lines (USA) Ltd entered into a compromise agreement with the FMC
Wan Hai to deploy two newbuildings on Far East to US rotation
TAIPEI : Wan Hai Lines held a ship naming ceremony for Wan Hai A02 and Wan Hai A03 at HD Hyundai Industries Ulsan Shipyard, accompanied by a charity
Wan Hai Lines names three new boxships
TAIpeI : Wan Hai Lines hosted ship naming ceremonies for WAN HAI 361, WAN HAI 362, and WAN HAI 366 at Japan Marine United Corporation TSU Shipyard. WAN
Wan Hai holds naming ceremony for new 3,000 TEU container ship
TAIWAN : Wan Hai Lines conducted a ship naming ceremony for WAN HAI 331, which is the first vessel in a line of 3,000 TEU container ships constructed
FMC imposes nearly US$1 million fine against Wan Hai
NEW YORK : The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has confirmed a fine of US$950,000 against Wan Hai Lines. The Taiwanese box line has also agreed to refund charges