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Containers
Carriers risk charge of profiteering from crisis
Inflated charges and poor service do not make for happy customers, Drewry says
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
Container volume figures paint a bleak picture
The export hubs of Asia remain the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on global economies
Carriers risk charge of profiteering from crisis
Inflated charges and poor service do not make for happy customers, Drewry says
Port of Long Beach sets plan for recovery
‘We’re noticing not just a slowdown in blank sailings, we’re actually seeing a reversal. Shipping lines are basically introducing sailings back into the rotations that were previously cancelled’ — deputy executive director Noel Hacegaba
Economic outlook: Seaborne trade facing pandemic hit
The coronavirus response will mark 2020 out as a year when the global economy went into reverse. This will have a negative impact on future seaborne trade and, while there will be a rebound, annual growth will track lower in 2022-24
Successful collaboration needs focused leadership
Shipping has come up against a series of issues of global significance that can only be addressed through working together
Globalisation to be reshaped by coronavirus
Multinationals will diversify their sources from a single country to more than one location in a bid to manage risk. But shipping must recognise that alternative trade options are being considered
Ghost of overcapacity haunts container shipping
Growth in volumes failed to keep up with supply even before the pandemic
Many hands make light work in the push to digitalisation
Shipping’s slow trek towards digitalisation has been given a wake-up call by the pandemic; but to make the most of new technologies, companies should look outside their own windows to what is on offer elsewhere
Containers Data Hub
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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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Stable showing
Linton Nightingale
Robust volume growth across China, backed by other strong regional performances, beefed up global throughput figures in 2018. However, it wasn’t all plain sailing for the elite box facilities
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Cosco agrees blockchain technology deal with Alibaba
The aim is to use blockchain-based technologies to connect data and systems in shipping, ports, logistics and finance among other sectors and create a platform that facilitates integration along the industry chain
Gothenburg's new transhipment terminal nears start-up
Volumes equivalent to 60,000 teu-100,000 teu will be handled at the Svea terminal each year
Container volume figures paint a bleak picture
The export hubs of Asia remain the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on global economies
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Latest From Containers
New operational vessel schedule standard published
Box shipping standard adopted in effort to ease collaboration
Cosco agrees blockchain technology deal with Alibaba
The aim is to use blockchain-based technologies to connect data and systems in shipping, ports, logistics and finance among other sectors and create a platform that facilitates integration along the industry chain
Call to reform dangerous goods shipment rules
Inspections find more than 5% of containerised cargoes with misdeclared dangerous goods
CMA CGM removes APL from transpacific services
CMA CGM retires APL name for transpacific trade
Gothenburg's new transhipment terminal nears start-up
Volumes equivalent to 60,000 teu-100,000 teu will be handled at the Svea terminal each year
Container volume figures paint a bleak picture
The export hubs of Asia remain the hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic’s impact on global economies
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