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Evergreen blocked from offloading cargo from Ever Given
Cargo owners had hoped efforts to separate cargo and vessel would have allowed containers to be transhipped to other vessels. But hopes of that have now been dashed
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
New technology is not the solution to the problem of maritime safety, it’s a tool to help us transform a culture of complacency
Carriers set to benefit well into next year
Box shipping is benefiting from high demand and constrained supply. But even if consumer spending patterns revert to type, the sector can expect the new normal of higher rates to remain in place
Suez Canal compensation claim is simply outrageous
Egypt is wrong to use the crew of the now world famous ship Ever Given as bargaining chips in the insurance claim related to the vessel becoming stranded in the Suez Canal
Combatting Covid-19 with containers
Container shipping can provide a cost-effective way of distributing vaccines to low-income countries. But it will take time to convince pharma companies that it is up to the job
From the News Desk: Ever Given stuck again, in red tape
Freeing the Ever Given from the sandy banks of the Suez Canal was a relatively straightforward, if immensely difficult salvage task. Now comes the hard part for the white-collar side of shipping
US west coast ports and supply chains need 24/7 work week
Mr Cordero is highly aware that the 24/7 mentality cannot be limited to the dockworkers or even the port itself ‘because ultimately to have a robust 24/7 model, it has to move to the supply chain’ as a whole
Surging imports show importance of global supply chains
Chinese manufacturing has stormed ahead while the US has yet to fully recover. That is causing higher levels of imports and rising freight costs
Weekly Briefing: Containers deal with Suez domino effect | Tankers pin hopes on US driving season | Capes continue to surge
The shipping industry might be back to being ‘out of sight, out of mind’, but the domino effect of what happened on the Suez Canal at the end of March continues to dominate the markets’ agenda. While the dry bulk and container sectors are enjoying stellar earnings, spare a thought for the world’s tanker owners who have been steadfastly sifting through a plethora of economic and oil indicators over the past six months looking for any scrap of potential good news.
Ever Given casualty places crisis communications under the spotlight
When a major shipping casualty occurs that attracts the attention of the mainstream media and general public, top executives from the key companies involved should be prepared to personally comment, and appear on television or radio, rather than rely on press releases in this era of rolling news and social media, in order to show leadership to the outside world
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Carriers set to benefit well into next year
Box shipping is benefiting from high demand and constrained supply. But even if consumer spending patterns revert to type, the sector can expect the new normal of higher rates to remain in place
Singapore launches real-time vessel information platform
The platform provides shipping agents with estimates for times of unberthing and departure of vessels, which can shorten port stays by up to one day on average
Evergreen blocked from offloading cargo from Ever Given
Cargo owners had hoped efforts to separate cargo and vessel would have allowed containers to be transhipped to other vessels. But hopes of that have now been dashed
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Cyprus launches debate on long-term maritime strategy
Cyprus is committed to maintaining a balance between green transformation of the industry and safeguarding competitiveness, but wants the widest possible input on issues such as environmental sustainability and digitalisation
Standard Chartered signs up to Poseidon Principles
Announcement was made by Abhishek Pandey, the bank’s global head of shipping, during a marine money forum on Tuesday as part of the Singapore Maritime Week
Carriers set to benefit well into next year
Box shipping is benefiting from high demand and constrained supply. But even if consumer spending patterns revert to type, the sector can expect the new normal of higher rates to remain in place
Singapore launches real-time vessel information platform
The platform provides shipping agents with estimates for times of unberthing and departure of vessels, which can shorten port stays by up to one day on average
Evergreen blocked from offloading cargo from Ever Given
Cargo owners had hoped efforts to separate cargo and vessel would have allowed containers to be transhipped to other vessels. But hopes of that have now been dashed
Suez Canal compensation claim is simply outrageous
Egypt is wrong to use the crew of the now world famous ship Ever Given as bargaining chips in the insurance claim related to the vessel becoming stranded in the Suez Canal
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