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DSV makes bid for Panalpina
Panalpina board considering $4bn cash and shares offer that could see formation of global logistics giant
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
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The Pacific paradox:
Is the trade war finally about to hit transpacific carriers?
APL’s Sartini confronts the Pacific paradox
Next year’s contracting season will be a testing time for carriers with no compromise on surcharges, says APL’s Nicolas Sartini
The Interview: Mark Montgomery
Carriers cash in on reefers’ modal shift
According to Drewry, the conventional operators’ share of the seaborne perishable trade is anticipated to fall to as low as 14% by 2022, at the expense of box 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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Between the lines: Ultra large tonnage impacts Asia-Europe trade
The liner industry is braced to receive around 400,000 teu of ‘mega vessel’ capacity this year, which is destined for the Asia-Europe trade, and a further 600,000 teu in 2020
Spot rates spike as sulphur surcharges filter through
Asia-Europe spot rates have achieved double-digit percentage gains since the turn of the year, while the transpacific market has witnessed near-similar gains, according to the SCFI
Lines in strong position ahead of transpacific contract talks
Drewry’s Simon Heaney says that even if there is a demand lull in early-2019, carriers are starting off from a much stronger position than they were for the 2018/19 contract season
Ports and Logistics
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Latest From Ports and Logistics
Port of Los Angeles sees record throughput in 2018
America's Port continues to exceed expectations, but improvements are needed in both physical and digital infrastructure to maximize supply chain efficiency
BPA calls on UK to clarify ‘alternative’ Brexit plan
BPA wants UK to do ‘whatever is necessary’ to avoid a disorderly exit from the EU. Separately, Kuehne + Nagel chief Detlef Trefzger warns that such a Brexit would be the worst solution
Dockers and crane drivers will be obsolete by 2040
Rise in global seaborne trade to protect highly-skilled seafarers’ jobs
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Port of Los Angeles sees record throughput in 2018
America's Port continues to exceed expectations, but improvements are needed in both physical and digital infrastructure to maximize supply chain efficiency
Fairfax closes second tranche of $1bn Seaspan investment
Fairfax's aggregate shareholdings in Seaspan now total about 36% of shares outstanding
Geopolitical confrontation still a major concern for World Economic Forum
Ocean Alliance shrinks to fit demand
Ocean Alliance total capacity increases, but number of ships and services is cut
BPA calls on UK to clarify ‘alternative’ Brexit plan
BPA wants UK to do ‘whatever is necessary’ to avoid a disorderly exit from the EU. Separately, Kuehne + Nagel chief Detlef Trefzger warns that such a Brexit would be the worst solution
World boxship fleet update: A cautious outlook
Low-sulphur regulations will push up demolition ahead of 2020, but a large idle fleet will still put pressure on carriers
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