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FMC orders Hamburg Süd pay $9.8m reparation payment

FMC judge says Hamburg Süd retaliated against Florida-based OJ Commerce after it filed a complaint with the commission protesting detention and demurrage charges. The judge doubled the actual injury sum of $4.9m due to the carrier’s ‘knowing and willful behavour’

Containers Regulation

The Lloyd’s List Podcast: What US-China decoupling means for shipping

ONE chief executive Jeremy Nixon says carriers need to stay ‘lean and agile’ to deal with long-term geopolitical shifts, including widening divisions between the US and China that are changing container shipping trade flows

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Panama Canal draught restrictions could cut boxship loads by 40%

Ships planning to transit at or near maximum authorised draught should factor in possibility of further reductions during the waiting period, marine mutual warns

Panama United States

US imports continue mirroring pre-pandemic levels

Cargo volumes are expected to continue rising sequentially, but the west coast labour situation is creating much uncertainty as peak season starts

Containers Ports and Logistics

MSC sells seventh containership for scrap

Sale of 3,500 teu containership adds to six vessels that MSC has sold for demolition since February. Meanwhile, Chinese owners are said to have sold several panamax and handysize bulkers for scrap

Containers Dry Bulk

Drydocks World Dubai advances boxship repair and retrofit business

‘The trend to extend the age of container vessels means they are staying in drydock for 30 days — instead of just a week,’ said Drydocks World Dubai chief executive Captain Rado Antolovic

United Arab Emirates Ship repair

MOL chairman outlines vision amid shipping’s biggest challenges

Amid unprecedented global uncertainties, MOL aims to protect earnings by reducing exposure to volatility and diversifying its businesses. The steadier cash inflow resulting from these changes will help the Japanese giant address another vital industry challenge: decarbonisation 

MOL Sustainability

Feeder boxship charter rates under pressure as supply rises

Time charter rates for smaller boxships are coming under pressure for the first time in several weeks but rates are holding firm for larger boxships due to limited supply

Containers International

Maersk sells 24-year-old boxship for recycling

Maersk has sold the 1,092 teu capacity Maersk Atlantic to Indian shipbreakers under Hong Kong Convention green ship recycling terms

Maersk Group Containers

The week in charts: Box carriers push through transpacific rate increase | Western insurers cover two thirds of Russia’s Baltic and Black Sea oil exports | Iran oil exports reach record levels

Minor bulk commodity movements decline or remain flat in 2023, alternative fuel vessel orders steady in May and grain deal exports under the Black Sea Grain Initiative plummet

Containers Dry Bulk
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US imports continue mirroring pre-pandemic levels

Cargo volumes are expected to continue rising sequentially, but the west coast labour situation is creating much uncertainty as peak season starts

Containers Ports and Logistics

CMA CGM acquires stakes in Spanish terminals

Former Noatum terminals now owned by CSP and CMA CGM. Carrier says deal will boost its shortsea services and Mediterranean presence

Europe Spain

Port of New York and New Jersey terminals shut early as smoke engulfs US northeast

Smoke emanating from wildfires in Canada has severely impacted air quality and visibility in the US northeast and has forced container terminals in the port of New York and New Jersey to close early on Wednesday

Ports and Logistics Canada
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FMC orders Hamburg Süd pay $9.8m reparation payment

FMC judge says Hamburg Süd retaliated against Florida-based OJ Commerce after it filed a complaint with the commission protesting detention and demurrage charges. The judge doubled the actual injury sum of $4.9m due to the carrier’s ‘knowing and willful behavour’

Containers Regulation

One seafarer evacuated after fire breaks out on MSC boxship off UAE

A fire broke on an MSC boxship en route from Dubai to Abu Dhabi, with one crew member airlifted to hospital by the UAE National Search and Rescue Centre after sustaining burns. Video released by the emergency services shows tugs spraying water over the ship’s stern

Casualty Containers

Panama Canal draught restrictions could cut boxship loads by 40%

Ships planning to transit at or near maximum authorised draught should factor in possibility of further reductions during the waiting period, marine mutual warns

Panama United States

US imports continue mirroring pre-pandemic levels

Cargo volumes are expected to continue rising sequentially, but the west coast labour situation is creating much uncertainty as peak season starts

Containers Ports and Logistics

MSC sells seventh containership for scrap

Sale of 3,500 teu containership adds to six vessels that MSC has sold for demolition since February. Meanwhile, Chinese owners are said to have sold several panamax and handysize bulkers for scrap

Containers Dry Bulk

CMA CGM acquires stakes in Spanish terminals

Former Noatum terminals now owned by CSP and CMA CGM. Carrier says deal will boost its shortsea services and Mediterranean presence

Europe Spain
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