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Ocean Carriers Must Cut More
Peter T. Leach |
Despite the actions most container lines have taken to cut their vessel overcapacity, they are not doing enough to make a difference says Drewry Shipping Consultants in a new report.
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Ship Orders in Japan Sink 47 Percent
Hisane Masaki |
Japanese export ship orders sank at their fastest pace in 16 years in fiscal 2008, which ended on March 31, as the global economic crisis that erupted last autumn dampened ship owners' demand for new
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Cosco Launches Fuzhou-SW America Service
JOC Staff |
Cosco Container Lines launched its Coscon Fuzhou-Southwest America Service, effective this month.
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Maersk Shifts to Seattle
JOC Staff |
A.P.
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CSAV Seeks Further Financing
Thomas L. Gallagher |
In the week after being downgraded by two ratings agencies, Chilean boxship owner CSAV went to Hamburg, Germany to negotiate a capital infusion to weather the growing global economic gloom.
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Idle Boxship Capacity Falls
Bruce Barnard |
Idled ocean container capacity fell for the first time in six months as carriers re-activated larger vessels amid a seasonal increase in cargo volume, but the jobless figures likely will surge again l
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Carriers Stick to Routes Despite Pirates
Peter T. Leach |
Two major container carriers said they are maintaining the routing of the big ships that ply the trade lane between Asia and Europe via the Suez Canal during the recent spate of pirate attacks off the
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CKYH Plans More Cooperation
Peter T. Leach |
The four carriers in the CKYH Alliance held their 2009 Summit Meeting in Jeju, Korea on April 9 to discuss joint strategies on how to overcome the current crisis in the shipping industry.
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U.S. Navy Frees Ship Captain
Paul Page |
The U.S.
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Falling Ship Orders Don’t Dent Overcapacity
Bruce Barnard |
LONDON — The containership order book is down to an 18-month-low, but ocean carriers and charter owners face rising overcapacity with shipyards poised to deliver hundreds of big vessels in the n
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Pacific Container Lines Seek Rate Floor
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Hoping to prevent further deterioration in ocean freight rates, shipping lines in the eastbound Pacific are attempting to scrap the spot rates that have crept into service contracts and to establish a
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Long Beach Honors 14 Container Shipping Lines
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Port of Long Beach honored 14 shipping lines that led the industry in reducing their vessel speed within 20 miles of the coast in order to reduce harmful diesel emissions.
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Maersk Alabama Skipper Tried to Escape
Peter T. Leach |
Capt.
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Negotiators on U.S. Warship Talk to Pirates
Peter T. Leach |
The four Somali pirates who seized and then lost control of the Maersk Alabama continued to hold its skipper, Capt.
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Maersk Alabama Heading into Port
Peter T. Leach |
The Maersk Alabama was heading to its original destination port of Mombasa, Kenya, a day after it was hijacked off Somalia's coast, CNN reported Thursday, quoting
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Evergreen to Upgrade China-U.S. West Coast Service
JOC Staff |
Evergreen Line announced plans to upgrade its China-South U.S. West Coast-China Service (CPS) and Asia-U.S. East Coast Service (AUE) with improved transit times on the route.
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U.S. Warship Reaches Maersk Alabama
Peter T. Leach |
A U.S. Navy destroyer, the USS Bainbridge, was in position near the lifeboat believed to be carrying the pirates and their hostage Capt. Richard Phillips.
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Maersk Alabama Captain Still Held Hostage
Peter T. Leach |
The captain of the Maersk Alabama, the U.S.-flag, Danish-owned container ship that was hijacked in the Indian Ocean early Wednesday morning and then retaken by its American crew, is still being held h
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U.S. Crew Retakes Maersk Alabama from Pirates
Peter T. Leach |
The American crew of the hijacked Maersk Alabama retook the containership Wednesday from the Somali pirates who seized it earlier in the day far off the Horn of Africa, Pentagon officials said.
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Evergreen Cuts Asia-Panama Transit Time
Peter T. Leach |
Evergreen Line said it will reduce the transit times on its weekly Far East - Panama service (FPS) from China to Mexico and Panama, in order to speed the service to Central America, the Caribbean and
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Pirates Seize Maersk Alabama
Peter T. Leach |
Somali pirates hijacked the U.S.-flagged Maersk Alabama and its crew of 20 American crew members early Wednesday morning off the coast of Somalia.
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CMA CGM Profit Plunged 87 Percent in 2008
Peter T. Leach |
CMA CGM profit dropped by almost 87 percent to $124 million in 2008 from $966 million in 2007 as freight rates plummeted on all of its major trade lanes.
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Maersk Hikes Some Europe Rates
Peter T. Leach |
Maersk Line, pressing its effort to boost depressed ocean rates, announced price increases Tuesday for eastbound freight service from Northern Europe, North Africa and Mediterranean to the Middle East
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The Coast Is Clear
R.G. Edmonson |
When the Environmental Protection Agency last week declared an offshore zone to control air pollution from ocean shipping, it was one of those rare occasions when everyone from the American Lung Assoc
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Zim Lost $322M
Bruce Barnard |
Zim Integrated Shipping Services swung to a $322 million loss in 2008 from a year-earlier profit of $23 million on higher fuel bills, a write off for reduced ship values and reduced fourth quarter car
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Evergreen to Upgrade Far East-Panama
JOC Staff |
Evergreen Line announced plans to upgrade its Far East-Panama Service (FPS) with improved transit times to Central America, the Caribbean and South America West Coast.
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Time for Ports to Act
Leticia Lozano |
A lot has changed at South American ports in the few months since the global recession struck.
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Maersk Line Limited Re-flags Nine MSP Ships
R.G. Edmonson |
Maersk Line Limited is swapping nine of its 19 container ships in the Maritime Security Program for newer and more efficient vessels, the Maritime Administration announced Friday.
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Eimskip Lost $54M
Bruce Barnard |
Eimskip, the struggling Icelandic container shipping and logistics group, lost $54.3 million after tax in the first quarter of 2009 compared with $52.5 million a year ago as revenue slumped by nearly
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West Coast Containers Plunge
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Container volumes at West Coast ports took an especially troubling dive in February and every major gateway felt the pain.
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NOL Profit Plunges 84 Percent
Peter T. Leach |
Neptune Orient Lines reported April 2 that its 2008 profit plunged by 84 percent from the previous year on revenue that increased by 14 percent as container volume dropped sharply in the last quarter
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CMA CGM to Hike Rates
JOC Staff |
CMA CGM said it is increasing its freight rates on eastbound trade between ports in the Mediterranean and the U.S. East Coast as of May 1.
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Maersk Hikes Europe-Asia Rates
JOC Staff |
Maersk Line announced it will implement a commodity general rate increase for the trade moving from Europe to Asia.
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MOL, BNSF Partner on Guaranteed Service
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Beginning May 1, MOL's Gator Guarantee will provide a service guarantee on the company's own vessel strings, the Pacific Southwest Express and Japan-American Shuttle.
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Evergreen to Re-flag 13 Ships
Peter T. Leach |
Evergreen Group founder Chang Yung-fa said Tuesday that Evergreen Marine, his group's container shipping line, will reregister a number of its ships back under the Singapore flag after having pulled t
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Boxship Lay-Ups Level Off
Bruce Barnard |
London -- The number of laid-up container ships stabilized over the past fortnight, breaking five months of steep increases, as ocean carriers re-activate idle vessels with the onset of the spring car
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Tokyo Container Trade Grew in October
Hisane Masaki |
The number of foreign trade containers handled by the Port of Tokyo rose for the second consecutive month in October last year on a year-on-year basis, increasing 3.4 percent.
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EPA Plans Clean-Air Zones
Joseph Bonney |
The Environmental Protection Agency on March 30 proposed creation of an emissions control area that would require ships to burn cleaner fuels within 230 miles (200 nautical miles) of U.S.
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Maersk to Raise Rates from North America
JOC Staff |
Maersk Line will raise freight rates in the trade from North America to the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent.
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Evergreen Forms South African Agency
Peter T. Leach |
Taiwan’s Evergreen Group said today it is forming a joint venture with its present agency in South Africa, Green Africa Shipping to establish a new agency that is called Evergreen Agency (South
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