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North American exports to Latin America. Source: Container Trades Statistics
North American Exports to Latin America Jump
Europe: Containerized exports to North America through June 2013. Source: Container Trades Statistics
CTS: Europe's Containerized Exports to North America Hit High
North American exports to Far East Asia. Source: Container Trades Statistics
CTS: North American Exports to Asia See Largest Drop of 2013
Europe: Containerized exports to Far East Asia through June 2013. Source: Container Trades Statistics
Europe's Containerized Exports to Asia on the Rise

Press Releases

Alliance Shippers Inc. Award Gold In National Survey
Ports of Los Angeles, Auckland and Guangzhou create alliance
International Ports
CEVA moves Australia’s loose change to help Gen Y fight poverty
CEVA Logistics
Shipping Australia signs up Neptune Pacific Line
Maritime News
DP World Australia Completes Next Phase of TOS Standardization & Centralization with Navis N4 Go-Live in Melbourne
DP World
Liebherr Container Cranes secures further orders in the Oceania / Philippines region.
Port Equipment
Ports of Auckland to sponsor Anniversary Day Regatta
Australian Export Awards open
Trade Data
CargoWise Cloud Solution Supports Rapid Growth in Pan-Asian Marketplace
CargoWise Customer Base Continues to Expand in South Africa
Logistics Technology
Consultation Open for SeaCert (Previously QOL) Rules
International Transportation Regulations

Australian shipping industry blames congestion for record rates amid probe

14 Sep 2021
Carrier association Shipping Australia believes the container shipping market will return to normal only when the effect of the COVID-19 shock on supply chains works its way through the system.
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Agricultural exporters to Asia hit feeder capacity wall
14 Sep 2021
Reduced harvesting in Asia has created additional demand for agricultural goods from the US and Australia, but a shortage of intra-Asia feeder ships is preventing exporters from taking full advantage.
Spillover container cargo pushing up breakbulk rates
21 Jul 2021
As desperate shippers search for cargo solutions and sop up breakbulk capacity, the new MPV/HL sentiment index reveals strong short-term confidence but longer-term wariness in the breakbulk sector.
Sydney’s Port Botany faces ‘gridlock’ amid union rail wrangle
28 Jun 2021
The Patrick rail terminal is the main gateway for Australia’s containerized agricultural exports, including grains and meat from inland farms on the east coast.
Green energy boom to feed heightened logistics demand
27 May 2021
Demand for commodities that feed the green energy transition is expected to spike this decade, and that will have an impact on project logistics associated with mining and transporting those materials.
Siemens Gamesa reports loss even as wind backlog jumps
13 May 2021
The ripple effects of COVID-19 and plant-closing costs trigger a quarterly loss for wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa, but its work backlog provides a bright spot.
Fluor Q1 earnings in the red as project backlog takes a hit
12 May 2021
Project cargo shipper Fluor added a refinery project to its work backlog, but lost a chemicals project during a choppy first quarter as COVID-19-driven delays took a toll.
Backlogs buoy wind turbine manufacturers despite Q1 losses
11 May 2021
Though posting first-quarter losses, there's no sign of demand relaxing as wind turbine orders expand backlogs for Vestas and GE Renewables.
Cosco turns in $2.39 billion net profit in strong Q1
29 Apr 2021
China’s Cosco Shipping Holdings has joined Maersk in posting a highly profitable first quarter result, and has predicted the positive earnings momentum will continue.
Forwarders enhance CargoWise with software for multi-system demands
12 Feb 2021
Forwarders are viewing traditional backbone operating systems not as a one-stop technology shop, but rather as a vehicle to attach complementary tools that help them serve shipper customers better.
Final penalties handed down in Australian car carrier cartel case
05 Feb 2021
Regulators have now fined ocean carriers Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean (WWO), NYK RORO, and “K” Line a total of $63 million for price fixing on vehicle shipping services on routes to Australia.