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Containers
CMA CGM makes green pledge over northern sea route
Container giant will not follow in competitors’ steps on environmental concerns
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
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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Digitalisation special report
Digitalisation not about replacing human crews
The digitalisation of shipping should be used to assist crews rather than replace them
Container group in push for reefer telematics standards
Container Owners Association seeks to develop interoperability of device data from different solution providers
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The Interview: Søren Skou
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The Interview: Christian R Gonzalez
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Latest From Charter rates, Freight rates, Between the lines & Containers
Two-tier box charter market extends through mid-year
With larger tonnage in demand to cover scrubber retrofits, a two-tier charter market has been created, with vessels in excess of 6,000 teu commanding increasing rates as smaller ships lose ground
Carrier peak season fortunes in the balance
Asia-Europe carriers are facing a capacity glut in the third quarter of the year, as transpacific carriers look to other trade partners to pick-up the slack of weakening China cargoes
Trade war dims charter market sentiment
Owners will have to withdraw transpacific capacity if proposed tariffs come into effect, leaving chartered tonnage due for expiry in 2019 heavily exposed, according to MSI analysts Daniel Richards
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Latest From Ports and Logistics
Keeping up with the neighbours as Singapore looks to IMO 2020
Singapore’s financial and support infrastructure for the bunkering industry is relatively more developed than its competitors’ but subtle shifts in trade patterns or arbitrage trading opportunities could change things
The Interview: Rod Riseborough
New acquisitions, products and services help DP World to 22% first half profit rise
DP World also said its recent acquisitions are performing in line with expectations, with Unifeeder continuing to benefit from structural changes in the market
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China escalates trade dispute with new tariffs on US goods
Beijing’s new tariffs on $75bn of goods imported from the US will increase tensions
From the News Desk: Britain on alert as a WTO-terms Brexit looms
This week: The United Kingdom government warns the shipping industry and those around it that they must be ready in the event of a WTO-terms Brexit, Iran appears to be thawing to the idea of releasing the oil tanker it impounded after the release of the Iranian tanker seized by British Royal Marines and container lines try to clamp down on misdeclared cargoes
CMA CGM makes green pledge over northern sea route
Container giant will not follow in competitors’ steps on environmental concerns
Keeping up with the neighbours as Singapore looks to IMO 2020
Singapore’s financial and support infrastructure for the bunkering industry is relatively more developed than its competitors’ but subtle shifts in trade patterns or arbitrage trading opportunities could change things
The Interview: Rod Riseborough
New acquisitions, products and services help DP World to 22% first half profit rise
DP World also said its recent acquisitions are performing in line with expectations, with Unifeeder continuing to benefit from structural changes in the market
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