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SM Line Corporation plans to add nine more vessels to its fleet by the end of this year.

The decline will make it more difficult for India’s top port to reach its 7 percent growth target for fiscal year 2017 to 2018.

The 2016 container traffic results show that Japan’s “strategic international container ports” policy is paying off, the transport ministry said.

Rate levels look set to continue their recovery for the second half of the year, according to Drewry analysis.

French line CMA CGM has offloaded most of its stake in its LA terminal for almost $1 billion.

Japan's three major carriers say the new joint venture liner shipping company is ready to be established.

Food and beverage shipments are two of the main targets of cargo theft in Latin America.

Analysts say the introduction of larger ships could diminish service levels.

APL has added to its trans-Pacific network with a new and direct North Asia-Hawaii service.

Marine terminals are reluctant to jump aboard until they get guarantees on data safety.

Operations are finally beginning to return to normal at Pier 400 in the Port of Los Angeles.

Port users fear further delays in container handling in the already congested port following the incident.

Spike in trans-Pacific spot rates may be due to GRI.

The port is in the midst of a $1 billion expansion and renovation program.

“These facilities have already restored systems and are able to gate cargo in and out.”

The cranes are the first batch of marine equipment the company ordered from Doosan Heavy Industries, Vietnam.

Spot rates on Asia-Europe were up 13 percent this week as the rate increases took hold.

A container line, a port, and a retailer are all involved in blockchain pilots to the viability of digitizing the complex communications trail and improving visibility.

This week’s mess was the latest pain point for users exasperated with the transition to the Automated Commercial Environment.

Maersk Line says it is close to bringing its operations back to normal after a massive cyberattack.

A coalition of groups is calling on the Port of New York and New Jersey to revive a plan to ban all trucks with engines from 2007 or older from the port, expressing health concerns.

Black Sea shippers are turning to Ukrainian gateways.

The unions have accepted a 10 percent cut in wages and early retirement for its older members.

A key issue is which ships are allowed to enter the port first if there are several waiting.

The global freight forwarding market is set for faster growth through 2020.

“While we are working on a solution, we do not have an update on expected resumption of services.”

Forwarders continue to pile into the China-Europe rail network, offering new multimodal services.

Maersk is limping toward recovery from a devastating cyberattack.

FedEx European subsidiary TNT Express is the second major transportation operator affected by a global cyberattack.

The long-neglected south Brazilian port of Imbituba has secured its first deep-sea contract in more than two years.

“ILA Dockers say to Maersk: ‘YOU CAN’T HACK MAN POWER!’”

The alarm bells have been ringing for years.

“I’m afraid some of the terminals will suffer catastrophic economic failure over the next few years.”

Hapag-Lloyd has been taken off Standard & Poor’s CreditWatch.

The inability to communicate remains a serious issue, the carrier said.

Gridlock threatens to return to Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust following the so-called “Petya” ransomware attack on Maersk Group’s global systems.

There are some puzzling aspects of the decision by South African competition regulators to reject the proposed merger of the three Japanese carriers.

The passage under the newly raised Bayonne Bridge in the Port of New York and New Jersey of half a dozen ships that could not have made it before the raising of the bridge marks the opening of a new era for the port.

Maersk was among several companies hit by the cyberattack.

The $42 million North Gate project is part of a larger investment the Virginia Port Authority has undertaken to improve productivity for shippers.