17 May 2013
APL will boost rates for dry and refrigerated cargo in its trade from Asia, Australia, East Africa, the Middle East and West Asia to Chile, Colombia, Ecuador and Peru, starting June 1.
 
14 May 2013
Neptune Orient Lines Group today reported profit in the first quarter of 2013 was $76 million, improving from a net loss of $254 million in the first quarter of 2012.
 
09 May 2013
APL will replace its SZX Service Ex Colombo with its AZX Service, beginning with the OOCL Oakland, voyage 035, with an estimated time of departure from Singapore on May 24 and an ETD from Colombo, Sri Lanka, on May 28.
 
16 Apr 2013
APL Ltd. said it plans to scrap four 1980s-built U.S.-flag container ships that are seeing reduced demand for military shipments as the Iraq and Afghanistan wars wind down.
14,000-TEU APL Temasek container ship
 
16 Apr 2013
Singapore-based APL appears poised for a turnaround as it takes delivery of new fuel-efficient ships and reorganizes its global network to take advantage of the vessels’ lower slot costs.
 
15 Apr 2013
APL will boost rates on its trade from Hong Kong and Macau in South China to Nhava Sheva and Pipavav in India, starting April 15.
 
11 Apr 2013
APL will raise rates on its trade from Singapore to India, effective April 15.
 
01 Apr 2013
APL has announced several rate increases in April...
 
21 Mar 2013
Singapore-based ocean carrier APL plans to increase rates on all containers moving from India to Canada and the U.S., excluding Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, starting April 1.
 
18 Mar 2013
The G6 Alliance, which recently announced its expansion into the Trans-Pacific trade, has now provided details on the port rotations of the new services.
APL Abandons 53-Foot Ocean Containers
 
15 Mar 2013
APL no longer offers vessel space for 53-foot ocean containers in its trans-Pacific services.
 
14 Mar 2013
The Federal Maritime Commission’s commissioners have voted to allow a new agreement with the G6 Alliance to go into effect, permitting the six carriers to deploy more than 50 ships in the trans-Pacific trade, particularly increasing the frequency of vessel port calls on the U.S. East Coast.