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Maersk and CP ink Canada facility deal

Canadian Pacific Railway Limited and Maersk have reached an agreement to build and operate a world-class transload and distribution facility in Vancouver. The CP transload...

MSC giant ship knocks down crane in Valencia

A crane in the port of Valencia was demolished when the 23,000TEU container ship MSC Mia collided with it while manoeuvring on the morning...

South Korean authorities add their voice to Pacific rate concerns

The Korea International Trade Association (KITA) is reportedly concerned with peak Transpacific freight rates, which have reached levels not seen since 2009. KITA noted that...

Container stack collapse delays ONE vessel

The 2008-built container ship, ONE Cosmos has suffered a container stack collapse on 11 September caused by bad weather in the Far East Region,...

Making a hash of lashing

Container losses – why do they keep happening? Asks Neil Gardiner, managing master mariner, one of the accident investigation team at Brookes Bell. Neil...

Container shortages and increasing rates add to shipper woes

Soaring Asia to US rates are expected to climb higher next week as vessel operators impose yet another general rate increase (GRI) on 15...

Singapore fire experts await return of MOL Charisma

The MOL Charisma is sailing to Singapore where experts will investigate the hold fire incident, which took place off Sri Lanka on 1 September. MOL...

Pole Star introduces new bill of lading system

Maritime technology company Pole Star has announced the launch of a new extension to PurpleTRAC; Bill of Lading Verification (BLV). Pole Star, through its web-based PurpleTRAC...

MOL Charisma cargo condition still unknown

Undamaged cargo on the MOL Charisma, which suffered a cargo fire on 1 September off Sri Lanka, remains on board the vessel while the...

Covid and Golden Week force THE Alliance to cancel October sailings

The members of THE Alliance, Hapag-Llloyd, Yang Ming, ONE and HMM, have updated the latest service adjustments in October. This is a result of the...

Success of AE19 rail service prompts Maersk to make it permanent

After approximately 14 months as a temporary service, A.P. Moller - Maersk’s AE19 service, a combination of a short-sea and intercontinental rail product, has...

Major lines continue to adjust Asia charges

The largest shipping lines are continuing to raise rates from Asia, as the market conditions are still unbalanced due to continuing Covid-19 crisis. Maersk Line...

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