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Containers
Major box carriers unite to drive digital harmonisation
The carrier association is inviting other lines to join the initiative, which will be openly available and free of charge to all stakeholders
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
Containers Data Hub
The focal point for business-critical data on container shipping
Aggregating data sets from a wide range of sources, the data hub provides a one-stop shop for gaining an insight into the sector
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Five risks to check: Container shipping
Oversupply worries persists with large newbuilding tonnage, while high bunker bills erode earnings of carriers
The Interview: Jeremy Nixon
MSC’s Diego Aponte warns of price dumping risks as container shipping recovery fizzles out
State-supported container lines may distort the market through unfair pricing practices, says MSC as it draws attention to the ambitious expansion plans of certain carriers
Back on track
Linton Nightingale
Strong growth returns to the upper echelons of the container port premier league, with China leading the way
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View the interactive grid setting out the risers and fallers across the one hundred ports
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Latest From Charter rates, Freight rates, Between the lines & Containers
Pressure on lines for Asia-Europe prices to fall
Drewry's World Container Index climbed last week, but gains were mostly made on transpacific lanes
Asia-US west coast spot rates at five-year high
Spot rates on the Asia-US west coast trade surge to $2,503 per feu as rates to the US east coast from Asia track 50% above last year, but rate rot prolongs for Asia-Europe carriers
Ocean box rates set to fall
Spot rates on the transpacific are currently up by more than 50% over last year, while Asia-Europe rates sit 5%-10% above 2017 levels
Ports and Logistics
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Latest From Ports and Logistics
PowerChina-led group wins bid to build Nigeria port
Transshipment volumes are expected to hit 4m teu by 2040
Major box carriers unite to drive digital harmonisation
The carrier association is inviting other lines to join the initiative, which will be openly available and free of charge to all stakeholders
Shipping offers cautious welcome to outline Brexit plan
UK Chamber of Shipping urges politicians not to obstruct progress, while Nautilus union highlights risks to future employability of British seafarers. UKMPG insists ports sufficiently resilient to meet challenges, while BPA stresses risk of pinch points for ro-ro consignments
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Latest From Containers
PowerChina-led group wins bid to build Nigeria port
Transshipment volumes are expected to hit 4m teu by 2040
Marsoft issues charter rate warning over trade war threat
Marsoft argues that a fully fledged trade war would cut US-China traffic by 20% and trigger a global recession
Major box carriers unite to drive digital harmonisation
The carrier association is inviting other lines to join the initiative, which will be openly available and free of charge to all stakeholders
Shipping offers cautious welcome to outline Brexit plan
UK Chamber of Shipping urges politicians not to obstruct progress, while Nautilus union highlights risks to future employability of British seafarers. UKMPG insists ports sufficiently resilient to meet challenges, while BPA stresses risk of pinch points for ro-ro consignments
Maersk turns focus to capacity management
Slower steaming as fuel costs rise will help Maersk improve schedule reliability and vessel utilisation
MPCC orders five scrubbers with option for 50 more
Oslo-listed feeder specialist says it sees ‘significant interest’ from charterers for scrubber-fitted vessels and is in well-advanced negotiations for mid- to longer-term charter parties at favourable rates
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