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Cosco’s 25,000 teu ship plan faces commercial challenges
Fate of a 25,000 teu ship will largely depend on how much the long-haul trade can hold up and how successful the integration of the wider logistics chain can become
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
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Box carriers facing old challenges in new year
Fuel costs, trade tensions and the ongoing debate over how much capacity is enough will dominate container shipping this year
UAE tightens grip on Middle East Gulf transhipment business
Khalifa port expects to double its throughput levels in 2019 to about 3m teu, but provisions are in place to increase capacity to more than 9m teu over the next five years
US market fears tariff pinch
Retailers, shippers and carriers are on tenterhooks as the 90-day trade truce reaches its climax
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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Latest From Charter rates, Freight rates, Between the lines & Containers
Transpacific rate misery marches on
Transpacific carriers could restrict capacity additions altogether in an attempt to balance the market, analysts suggest
Idle numbers keep box charter market in check
The acid test for the charter market will be its ability to absorb some of the idle ships holding back rate development
Drewry paints positive outlook for ocean freight rates
Drewry says, however, that rate sentiment could soon be dampened if the US-China trade war takes a turn for the worse
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Vale wins permission to restart Guaíba terminal
Lloyd's List Intelligence data shows one vessel has called at the port
Poland’s DCT Gdansk terminal sold
The new owners of the DCT Gdansk terminal, which is expected to reach full capacity utilisation in coming years, say they plan to explore the construction of a new expansion area and further increases in capacity
Singamas in agreement to sell assets
Deal comes after rumours that Cosco Shipping is behind the buying interest
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Poland’s DCT Gdansk terminal sold
The new owners of the DCT Gdansk terminal, which is expected to reach full capacity utilisation in coming years, say they plan to explore the construction of a new expansion area and further increases in capacity
Consortia block exemption battle heats up
Conflicting reports from the World Shipping Council and the ITF make differing claims over the benefits of alliances on service and competition
Singamas in agreement to sell assets
Deal comes after rumours that Cosco Shipping is behind the buying interest
California ports see steep drop-off in throughput
‘With an uneven trade flow, we will be closely evaluating next steps for enhancing supply chain efficiencies’ — Gene Seroka, executive director of the Port of Los Angeles
Fuel and technology dominate box shipping conversation
Box carriers and their customers face tough negotiations this year about who will foot the bill for the IMO 2020 red tape
Cosco’s 25,000 teu ship plan faces commercial challenges
Fate of a 25,000 teu ship will largely depend on how much the long-haul trade can hold up and how successful the integration of the wider logistics chain can become
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