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16/03/2022

Although bunker fuel prices have stayed steady at around $922.50 per tonne after breaking through the $1000-mark little over a week ago, the world’s biggest line by capacity has said it will be

10/03/2022

China’s iron grip on container manufacturing is on the verge of being prised loose by two Asian peers, one of them a neighbour of the Asian behemoth, and coming soonafter Maersk’s sweet deal last

10/03/2022

Conflict-related volatility in the oil market could force the hand of lines to keep freight rates in check for the sake of sustained shipments, it’s reported from London this morning. This comes as

28/02/2022

Danish container line Maersk has issued an advisory stating that ongoing delays continue to impact sailings across the globe, with more than a week between departures from Asia in certain instances.

28/02/2022

A global energy crisis, which could see prices surge at the fuel pumps, looms as the threat of growing military conflict in Ukraine rises after Russian troops and tanks crossed its borders yesterday.

17/06/2021

As the Emirates Group announced its first year of loss in over 30 years due to a Covid-related drop in revenue, it was cargo that came to the rescue. The Group posted a loss of US$ 6.0 billion for

17/06/2021

Following the unprecedented US$13.3bn operating profit achieved in Q2 last year by the world’s 11 largest shipping lines, Q1 this year has taken the industry to staggering new levels. While Q1 is

08/06/2021

With three crew members still recovering from their injuries, and mounting concerns over environmental damage caused by the fire aboard the X-Press Pearl, the TT Club has called for greater diligence

27/05/2021

Japan is toying with the idea of sending vessels around South Africa as an alternative route for ocean freight because of the ongoing imbroglio between one of its ship owners, Shoei Kisen Kaisha, and

27/05/2021

Responding to the sharp increase in demand, Hapag-Lloyd has ordered an additional 60 000 TEUs of standard containers from China. The first boxes will supplement those currently being produced and are

14/05/2021

Ocean carriers are cracking the proverbial whip, forfeiting cost cutting through slow-steaming by instructing ship owners to speed up, VesselsValue has found. According to Olivia Watkins, who oversaw

14/05/2021

Thanks to increased freight rates and lower bunker prices, Hapag-Lloyd has reported a solid start to the year – and expects more of the same for the second quarter. That’s the message from CEO Rolf

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