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DP World 2010 Traffic Hits Record 49.6 Million TEUs
Bruce Barnard |
DP World reported container traffic rose 14 percent in 2010 from the previous year to an all time high of almost 50 million 20-foot equivalent units as world trade recovered from the global economic r
Maritime
Forwarding
French Ports Return to Work
Bruce Barnard |
French ports Jan.
Maritime
Forwarding
Jaxport Delays Hanjin Terminal Construction
Peter T. Leach |
The Jacksonville Port Authority is delaying for as long as two years construction of the new container terminal it will build in North Jacksonville for Hanjin Shipping.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Hamburg Sud Dropping Philadelphia Chassis Service
Peter T. Leach |
Hamburg Sud North America, joining the push by ocean carrier to narrow equipment services, said Monday it will stop providing chassis to shippers moving containers with merchant's haulage through Phil
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Caribbean Shipowners to Hike Bunker Surcharge
Peter T. Leach |
The six members of the Caribbean Shipowners Association will hike their bunker surcharge on containerized cargo as of Feb. 27.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Port Tracker Forecasts Strong Europe Container Growth
Peter T. Leach |
Container volumes across Europe ended the year on a high note with estimates for November 2010 reaching just over 3 million 20-foot equivalent units of containers and for 2011 growth in the high singl
Maritime
Forwarding
Costamare Completes Financing for New Ships
Bruce Barnard |
Container shipowner Costamare completed financing for a $285 million contract to buy three vessels of 9,000 20-foot equivalent units capacity to be built in China.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Savannah Container Volume Hits Record in 2010
Peter T. Leach |
The volume of containers moving through the Port of Savannah in calendar year 2010 increased almost 20 percent to a record 2,826,308 20-foot equivalent units, the Georgia Ports Authority said Monday.
Maritime
Forwarding
Charter Rates Rise on Strong Cargo Demand
Bruce Barnard |
Container ship charter rates are edging higher as ocean carriers compete for a limited volume of available tonnage to keep pace with strong cargo demand on key trade routes.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Maersk Targets Emerging Markets
Peter T. Leach |
A.P. Moller-Maersk is targeting emerging markets as a growth area for its business in 2011.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Is GSP DOA?
R.G. Edmonson |
It’s generally accepted that the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences is a good thing — good for developing countries’ exports and good for U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Traffic Down, Delays Up
Courtney Tower |
Why should anyone worry about improving bridges between the U.S. and Canada? U.S. imports plummeted 33 percent between from 2008 to 2009, and U.S. exports slid 21 percent.
Trucking News
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LTL
FMC’s Regulatory Splash
R.G. Edmonson |
The 1998 Ocean Shipping Reform Act redefined the Federal Maritime Commission from a regulator of tariffs to one of the shipping industry.
Maritime
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Container lines
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Turning the Northwest Corner
Bill Mongelluzzo |
National retailers and importers call the idea of spreading use of major North American gateways around the continent a four-corners strategy of supply chain management. That puts U.S.
Rail News
Maritime
Container lines
Canada Exports Its Recovery
Peter T. Leach |
Canada came out of the gate last year with stronger economic growth than its huge neighbor to the south, so its ports benefited from trade volume that rebounded from a mostly dismal showing in 2009.
Maritime
Forwarding
Carriers’ Capacity Bind
Peter T. Leach |
Ocean carriers are losing their bet that they could keep freight rates high this winter during the post-holiday season without cutting capacity, and they could risk losing their antitrust immunity und
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Smooth As Silk
Joseph Bonney |
Cotton exporters feared the worst. The largest U.S. crop in years was hitting the market just as overseas buyers were bidding up prices and demanding rush delivery.
Maritime
Forwarding
Armistice in Chassis ‘War’
Joseph Bonney |
A threatened conflict over chassis repairs in Atlantic and Gulf ports appears to have been settled in favor of the International Longshoremen’s Association.
Maritime
Container lines
Crowley, Seaboard Increase Bahamas Bunker Charges
Peter T. Leach |
Crowley and Seaboard Marine, members of the Florida-Bahamas Shipowners & Operators Association, will increase their bunker surcharges on all imports and exports carried under all tariff and service co
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Port of Chennai Breaks Ground on Roads
JOC Staff |
India’s Port of Chennai, which is struggling to cope with increased congestion, broke ground on the Chennai-Ennore road connectivity project, a long-standing demand of trade and user associations.
Maritime
Trucking News
Forwarding
Nationwide French Dockworker Strikes Begin
Bruce Barnard |
French dockworkers Jan. 21 began a four-day nationwide strike amid warnings of further stoppages as port employers resist union demands for improved working conditions and early retirement.
Maritime
Forwarding
Three Carriers Upgrade Asia-South America Loop
Peter T. Leach |
CSAV, CMA CGM and China Shipping, are upgrading the size and number of ships they operate under a vessel-sharing agreement between Asia, Mexico, Central America and the West Coast of South America.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
DHL Launches Nhava Sheva LCL Service
JOC Staff |
DHL launched a direct less-than-containerload service from India’s largest container port of Nhava Sheva (Jawaharlal Nehru) to Durban, South Africa.
Maritime
Container lines
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Great Lakes Port Cargo Rebounds 33.4 Percent
Courtney Tower |
Dry bulk cargo rebounded 33.4 percent in the 2010 season at the Port of Duluth-Superior, driven by strong surges in iron ore and grain that helped other Great Lakes ports as well.
Maritime
Forwarding
NY-NJ Mob Bust Nets 18 Waterfront Figures
Joseph Bonney |
Several current and former International Longshoremen's Association officials were among 18 waterfront figures charged as part of a federal crackdown that U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
US Steel Exports Climb 2.2 Percent in November
Joseph Bonney |
U.S. steel exports posted a month-to-month increase of 2.2 percent in November despite a decline in shipments to the largest U.S. export markets, Canada and Mexico.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Russia's National Container Boosts Traffic 13 Percent
Bruce Barnard |
National Container Company, Russia's biggest container stevedore, increased traffic 13 percent in 2010 to 1.3 million 20-foot equivalent units from 1.15 million TEUs in the previous year.
Maritime
Forwarding
Seaspan Plans to Issue Preferred Stock
Joseph Bonney |
Container ship owner-charterer Seaspan said it plans to issue preferred stock to raise money for general corporate purposes that may include vessel acquisitions or investments.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
French Ports Face Four Days of Strikes
Bruce Barnard |
French ports are bracing for four consecutive days of nationwide strikes from Friday, Jan.
Maritime
Forwarding
Oakland Imports Grew 14.5 Percent in 2010
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Port of Oakland in 2010 reported strong growth in containerized imports and in total container volume, and a slight decrease in exports.
Maritime
Forwarding
Obama, Hu Stress Cooperation in U.S-China Issues
John D. Boyd |
President Obama and President Hu Jintao of China, opening a state visit in Washington amid growing complaints from U.S.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
Zim to Launch Tampa-Mexico Service
Peter T. Leach |
Zim American Integrated Shipping, a subsidiary of Zim Integrated Shipping Services, is launching a direct container service between Mexico and Tampa, the Tampa Port Authority said Wednesday.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Thailand Delays Hazmat Insurance Requirement
Peter T. Leach |
Thailand is delaying implementation of a new insurance requirement that had sent U.S.
Maritime
Container lines
Container Ship Overcapacity to Last 12 Months, Report Says
Bruce Barnard |
Ocean container carriers face overcapacity for at least another 12 months as the supply of new ships outpaces slowing cargo demand, an industry analyst forecast.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Seattle Containers Surged; Tacoma Struggled in 2010
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Port of Seattle had a banner year in 2010, with containerized imports increasing 46.6 percent, containerized exports up 19.3 percent and total international containers up 34.9 percent.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
North American ports
Alameda Corridor Slashes US Loan Request
John D. Boyd |
The Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority is slashing its request for a federal rail program loan to $83.7 million from an earlier $553 million, in a bid to lock in the federal credit to help rest
Rail News
Maritime
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Forwarding
North American ports
Nordana to Call at Savannah Terminal
Joseph Bonney |
Nordana will add regular calls at Savannah’s Liberty Terminal to its Mediterranean-Americas service, beginning with the sailing of the Schackenborg on March 5.
Maritime
Container lines
Forwarding
Charleston’s December Container Volume Rose 9.7 Percent
Peter T. Leach |
Container volume at the Port of Charleston increased by 9.7 percent in December from the same month last year.
Maritime
Forwarding
Long Beach Posts Record Jump in Traffic
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Container volume at the Port of Long Beach in 2010 increased 1.2 million TEUs, or 23.6 percent over 2009, the largest one-year gain in the port’s history.
Maritime
Forwarding
French Dock Unions, Employers Talk to Avert Strikes
Bruce Barnard |
French port employers and dock leaders are holding talks in a bid to avert a fresh round of strikes at major ports later in the week.
Maritime
Forwarding
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