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Operators make additional capacity plans to adapt to strong MPV outlook

Swire and SAL have confirmed deals to secure more ships in a bid to meet expected rising demand for project cargoes.

'Reckless' return to Suez questioned by global shippers' group

Cargo owners want more details on why carriers feel confident that it is safe to send fully laden vessels through the Red Sea despite ongoing security risks, the Global Shippers Forum says.

Former OOCL chief Tung Chee-hwa dead at 89 

Tung took over running the family shipping interests, which included Orient Overseas Container Line and bulk operator Island Navigation, in 1982 following the death of his shipping magnate father, but immediately faced the fallout from a global shipping industry crisis.

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