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Containers
Yang Ming unveils feedership orders
Taiwanese carrier says the ships will be complied with the new international environmental regulations, including the 2020 sulphur cap
Why it’s time to pull maritime safety out of the dark ages
DP World ties up the links with Unifeeder acquisition
Moving from operating terminals into operating ships may raise eyebrows, but DP World needs to find a way to diversify and make its offering more compelling to its customers
Ransomware: yes, you’re at risk too
Expansion starts when merger completes
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Five risks to check: Container shipping
Oversupply worries persists with large newbuilding tonnage, while high bunker bills erode earnings of carriers
The Interview: Jeremy Nixon
MSC’s Diego Aponte warns of price dumping risks as container shipping recovery fizzles out
State-supported container lines may distort the market through unfair pricing practices, says MSC as it draws attention to the ambitious expansion plans of certain carriers
Slowly does it
Linton Nightingale
Global box growth maintains moderate inclination and China remains the chief driver
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Latest From Charter rates, Freight rates, Between the lines & Containers
Spot market offers little relief for carriers bidding to recoup fuel costs
The latest SCFI and WCI data show only sideward rate movement on the two major east-west trade lanes
Carrier woes weigh on charter market
The idle boxship pool has continued to rise as carriers scale back on capacity
Rate relief for transpacific carriers, but for how long?
Transpacific carriers were looking for GRIs of up to $1,000 per feu from July 1
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Latest From Ports and Logistics
DFDS orders another roro ferry after posting weaker second quarter profit
Kenya seeks to bring shipping line back from the dead
Plans afoot to revive Kenya National Shipping Line
Heavyweights sign up to port technology alliance for the UK market
Associated British Ports, Rolls-Royce and Svitzer are to work jointly to develop new technologies to keep British ports at the forefront of sustainability and efficiency. At a kick-off meeting in Southampton, the three companies said the aim was to maintain UK ports’ competitive position
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Why there are Three Elements to maritime efficiency
Next generation technology will play an increasingly significant part in upgrading maritime efficiency. However, as the Lloyd's List SMM Business Briefing will reveal, technology can be even more effective when working alongside a better understanding of the regulatory environment, and the needs of tomorrow's seafarers and shore teams
Kenya seeks to bring shipping line back from the dead
Plans afoot to revive Kenya National Shipping Line
Yang Ming unveils feedership orders
Taiwanese carrier says the ships will be complied with the new international environmental regulations, including the 2020 sulphur cap
Hapag-Lloyd adds quote tool to digital service line-up
Direct bookings system seems to simplify shipper experience
Heavyweights sign up to port technology alliance for the UK market
Associated British Ports, Rolls-Royce and Svitzer are to work jointly to develop new technologies to keep British ports at the forefront of sustainability and efficiency. At a kick-off meeting in Southampton, the three companies said the aim was to maintain UK ports’ competitive position
Intermodal issues compound tight inbound US ocean freight capacity
Shippers warned over truck and rail capacity
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