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Top 10 box port operators 2018
In the run-up to publishing the annual Lloyd's List Top 100 most influential people in shipping series, we look at the major box port operators, with Cosco, DP World and PSA all making their mark
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
Port data
Interactive
The figures behind the rankings. Compare and contrast different ports across multiple years
Interactive rankings
View the interactive grid setting out the risers and fallers across the one hundred ports
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Latest From Charter rates, Freight rates, Between the lines & Containers
Rush to be ‘low-sulphur ready’ could trigger box charter rate surge
Analysts and brokers are forecasting a surge of up to 30% in some sectors
Pressure on lines for Asia-Europe prices to fall
Drewry's World Container Index climbed last week, but gains were mostly made on transpacific lanes
Asia-US west coast spot rates at five-year high
Spot rates on the Asia-US west coast trade surge to $2,503 per feu as rates to the US east coast from Asia track 50% above last year, but rate rot prolongs for Asia-Europe carriers
Ports and Logistics
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Latest From Ports and Logistics
Port of Hueneme signs labour agreement with local workers
FMC approves call for industry input on demurrage and detention practices
Panama and Brazil promote trade link to Asia
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Latest From Containers
China’s export slowdown to continue in 2019
Broad-based slowdown in exports from China to the US points to weakening external demand
Volcafe ruling switches burden of proof for cargo damage
‘Carriers and shipowners are going to find life much more difficult in defending cargo claims going forward. Where cargo had to show what they did wrong, the carriers have now got to show they did everything right,’ says Clyde & Co partner Andrew Nicholas
Alphaliner questions instant box booking rationale
Maersk Line launched its Youship offering in 2008, which promised to make booking a box as easy as booking a flight, but it was abandoned just over 18 months later after failing to gain market traction
Top 10 box port operators 2018
Safety at sea is still a risk for shipping industry
Boxship fires and cyber attacks could set back the safety improvements that have been made in recent years if not addressed soon
US import growth said to slow in 2019 from record
Major US retail ports saw more than 2m container imports in October and November
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