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Exim India web site
AUGUST 2, 2023
  • Maritime And Logistics Awards 2023 (MALA 2023) to see top-notch, widespread participation
  • Digitalisation of global trade gets a fillip with UK assent for key Bill
  • India's exports facing more issues in APAC region
  • Cargo terminal operationalised at Jaipur airport
  • DHL Group performs well in a challenging environment
  • DGCA gives in-principle approval to AI & Indigo to import aircraft; availability of parking slots ensured
  • Integrated cargo complex begins at Chandigarh Int'l airport
  • Saudia Cargo expands reach in Europe
  • China to North Europe trade lane reflecting weak market trends
  • Suez Canal fees for vessels at waiting areas
  • Latest edition of World Trade Statistical Review issued
  • Standardizing documentary and information requirements for AD Code and Bank Account with IFSC Registration/modification in relation to exports
  • India's rice export ban squeezes supplies, ignites food security concerns
  • European wheat prices soar to 3-1/2 month highs
  • India will be shielded from risks of global slowdown: World Bank President
  • ILWU Canada rejects govt-crafted labour agreement
  • Port-linked & coastal initiatives offer unlimited growth opportunities: Ministry
  • COSCO SHIPPING Development launches 700 TEU electric container vessel

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International Transport Journal web site
AUGUST 2, 2023
  • A passage to Passar

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The Loadstar web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • 30,000 jobs lost as Yellow succumbs to death spiral of debt and lost clients
  • M&A budget-constrained DHL Group 'calls' the (volume) bottom
  • Cloud hangs over China's CULines as it axes final long-haul route
  • The expanded Ceva platform hedge - finally profitable?
  • 'Normalisation' brings slump in volumes, revenue and profits for DHL
  • ONE eyes network downsize as soft demand sends profits tumbling
  • Hyundai Glovis uses containers to ship cars as PCTC shortage bites
  • Container lines hope for intra-Asia boost as ex-India rates continue slide

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Marine Log web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • T. Mariotti shipyard delivers Seabourn Pursuit
    Carnival Corporation's Seattle headquartered ultra-luxury Seabourn brand has taken delivery of its second expedition ship, Seabourn Pursuit, in a ceremony at the T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa, Italy. Measuring 557 feet in
  • Glosten unveils design for fisheries-focused research vessel
    Seattle headquartered naval architect firm Glosten has released imagery of its latest vessel design: a Global Class, fisheries-focused, research vessel that is quieter on board and underwater. Developed with fisheries research in

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Container News web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • Cainiao Group opens new warehouse in Indonesia
    Cainiao Group, the logistics arm of Alibaba Group Holding Limited, announced the launch of its first warehouse, Cainiao Cikarang Logistics Park, in Jakarta, Indonesia as part of its regional cHub expansion plan. More specifically, the new Cainiao Cikarang Logistics Park is part of a regional warehouse network of Cainiao Hubs or cHubs in Southeast Asia and is the third warehouse in the network. Ad
  • Long-term ocean freight rates hit two-year low just as record new levels of ships enter market and overcapacity adds further pressure: Xeneta
    Global long-term shipping rates sank to a two-year low in July, with the latest data from Xeneta's Shipping Index (XSI®) showing a fall of 9.5% since June, adding to a deep collapse that started last year. Long-term valid contract rates have now lost 57.8% of their value since the same period in 2022. Xeneta's real-time data, crowd-sourced from leading global shippers, makes bleak viewing for c
  • Wärtsilä to equip CMA CGM newbuildings with methanol-fuelled auxiliary engines
    Maritime technology company Wärtsilä will supply French ocean carrier CMA CGM with methanol-fuelled auxiliary engines. The engines have been ordered for six 15,000 TEU container ships being built at China's Dalian Shipbuilding yard. Wärtsilä received the order in the second quarter of the year. According to a statement, the six container vessels are the first CMA CGM ships to be ordered using met
  • COSCO SHIPPING launches 700 TEU electric boxship
    COSCO SHIPPING Development successfully launched a 700 TEU electric container vessel (N997) on 26 July at No.1 Shipyard of COSCO SHIPPING Heavy Industry in Yangzhou, China. According to the Chinese transportation giant, the new electric boxhsip marks a significant advancement in the adoption of fully battery-powered vessels in inland waterways. "COSCO SHIPPING Development will remain committed to
  • Interview with Maria Georgiou, MD of WTO Hellas: "2023 so far better than predicted"
    World Transport Overseas (WTO) is one of the fastest-growing logistics companies in Eastern Europe with its own subsidiaries in Bulgaria, China, Croatia, Greece, Kosovo, North Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Taiwan. Maria Georgiou is the managing director of WTO Hellas and spoke to Container News about the company's recent developments, expansion plans and special services. Additionally,
  • Freight rates rise on GRIs and Canadian strike
    Transpacific rates rose to a nine-month high when the Shanghai Containerized Freight Index (SCFI) closed on 28 July, as general rate increases (GRIs) on 1 August were supported by high fleet utilisation and Canadian dockers' industrial action. Asia-US West Coast rates hit US$1,943/FEU, while those for Asia-US East Coast averaged US$2,853/FEU, a level not seen since October 2022. The same day, the
  • Montreal Port Authority president and CEO steps down
    The Montreal Port Authority (MPA) has announced that its president and chief executive officer (CEO) Martin Imbleau will step down on 8 September. "I am extremely grateful for the trust placed in me by the Board of Directors as well as the MPA team, made up of committed, competent people dedicated to operating the present and building the future of the Port of Montreal," stated Imbleau. According
  • Metrans launches new regular train service in Europe
    A new regular common user train service was recently launched by Metrans that links the Croatian port of Rijeka, via the Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT), to Budapest in Hungary. More specifically, the new rail cargo service, that was launched in June, connects AGCT with Metrans' Csepel Terminal in Budapest. "We commend Metrans for launching this new service that connects Rijeka to Csepel
  • DP World Logistics sees five new customers at London Gateway
    DP World has welcomed five new customers at its latest facility at London Gateway in the first 100 days of operation, following surging demand for warehousing space near London. The high level of interest in the multi-user warehouse stems from businesses in the Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG), manufacturing and industrial sectors. Jonathan Himsworth, vice president of Sales at DP World Logistic
  • AD Ports and Saab UAE ink agreement to increase port efficiency and safety
    AD Ports Group and Saab UAE, a defence and security firm based in Abu Dhabi's Tawazun Industrial Park, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a strategic cooperative relationship that will see both entities collaborate on the development of maritime surveillance solutions and sensors. Under the terms of the agreement, AD Ports Group will give access to appropriate testing si
  • CMA CGM increases FAK rates from Asia to North Europe
    CMA CGM has announced an increase in Freight All Kinds (FAK) rates from all Asian ports (including Japan, Southeast Asia and Bangladesh) to all ports in North Europe (including the United Kingdom and the full range from Portugal to Finland/Estonia). The French ocean carrier said the updated FAK rates will be effective from 15 August 2023 and will be applied to dry, out-of-gauge, reefer and empty
  • CMA CGM implements port congestion surcharge for reefer cargo in Cameroon
    CMA CGM will apply a port congestion surcharge (PCS) of US$600 per reefer container that is sailing to the port of Douala in Cameroon. This surcharge is applied only to reefer cargo and has already been implemented since 27 July for the majority of potential origins of cargo. However, for containers sailing to Douala from the United States, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, Brazil, Uruguay, Pan
  • CMA CGM revises overweight surcharge from Asia to East Africa
    CMA CGM has announced changes on overweight surcharge (OWS) from North East Asia, South East Asia, Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR & Macau SAR, Taiwan Area, to East Africa (except Mozambique). The updated OWS will be US$250 per dry 20 ft. container with a gross weight of over 18 tons. The changes will take effect on 1 August 2023. The post appeared first on Container News.
  • Tech firms to run automation project for Montreal container terminals
    Identec Solutions, a global company about wireless sensor and localisation technologies, partners with Visy Oy and Remprex on an innovative project, Project Mercury. The Project Mercury initiative has a CA$11 million (US$8.3 million) budget, CA$4.8 million (US$3.6 million) of which is sponsored by a grant from the Quebec Ministry of Transportation and Sustainable Mobility. More specifically, Proj

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Splash web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • Turkey's Feyz Group books three ships at Damen
    Istanbul-based Feyz Group has contracted Dutch shipbuilder Damen to build three 3,850 dwt combi freighter vessels. The units will be built at the Damen Yichang Shipyard in China for delivery in early 2025. The so-called CF 3850 is a recently redesigned vessel, allowing a wide range of cargo, including up to 172 containers on a ...
  • Ocean Yield debuts sustainability-linked lease with four LR1 newbuilds for Braskem
    Norwegian owner and sale and leaseback player Ocean Yield has struck a deal with New York-listed petrochemicals firm Braskem to buy a quartet of LR1 product carrier newbuildings backed by 15-year bareboat charters with a dayrate linked to vessel's carbon emissions. "To the company's knowledge, this is the first sustainability-linked transaction in the maritime leasing ...
  • Ignitis, CIP form offshore wind partnership in Estonia and Latvia
    Ignitis Renewables and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) have signed an agreement to collaborate exclusively on offshore wind opportunities in Estonia and Latvia. Estonia's adoption of a legal framework for offshore wind site allocation has paved the way for the utilization of extensive offshore wind potential. Meanwhile, Latvia continues to advance the development of legislation to ...
  • Floatel International clinches more contract work for accommodation vessel
    Oslo-based offshore accommodation vessel specialist Floatel International has won its second contract this week. The owner and operator of five semisub flotels has secured employment for the 2016-built Floatel Triumph in Australia. The charter for the unit, which earlier this year started with Woodside, is set to begin in early April 2025 and last for ...
  • Transpetrol expands with up to four LR2 newbuilds in South Korea
    Belgium's Transpetrol Maritime Services is bolstering its fleet with up to four LR2 tankers booked for construction in South Korea Shipbroker Allied is quoting a price of around $137m for two firm units at Hyundai Vinashin Shipyard in Vietnam with options attached for two more units. The firm 115,000 dwt pair will deliver in 2026 ...
  • Cosco electric vessel for 1,000-km Yangze route launched
    Cosco Shipping Development, the financing arm of Chinese state giant Cosco Shipping, has announced the launch of a 700 teu electric container ship which will serve a regular 1,000-km route up and down the Yangtze River. The 10,000-dwt vessel will be powered by 36 portable container-sized batteries and have two 900kW main propulsion engines. Cosco ...
  • Vårgrønn reveals 1.8 GW Irish offshore wind partnership
    Vårgrønn, a joint venture between Eni's Plenitude and HitecVision, has teamed up with Irish green electricity utility Energia Renewables to potentially deliver up to 1.8 GW of offshore wind projects in Ireland by 2030. The partnership will initially focus on Ireland's south and east coasts, where Energia Renewables have already completed extensive development work over ...
  • Feng Boming becomes chairman of China Merchants Energy Shipping
    Following the recent appointment of Feng Boming as the chairman of China Merchants Port, he was also named the chairman of China Merchants Energy Shipping (CMES). China Merchants Energy Shipping held the second extraordinary general meeting of shareholders in 2023 in Shenzhen last week to elect members of the company's seventh board of directors and ...
  • Turkish ships, backed by NATO planes, call in Ukraine
    Turkey, which has been central to getting grain exports through the Black Sea over the past year, looks like it is working new ways to ensure some of the foodstuff gets out of the war-torn country. Last month Russia decided to walk away from a shipping pact with Ukraine, an agreement that had been fostered ...
  • Technip Energies forms South Korean floating wind pact with Young Chang and Sarens
    Technip Energies has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with yard infrastructure provider Young Chang and heavy lifting solutions provider Sarens to collaborate on floating offshore wind projects in South Korea. The cooperation covers the development of an integrated solution to provide floating wind turbine marshalling and integration services, using Young Chang's Shinan yard and ...
  • Scorpio and Mercuria form aframax pool
    Emanuele Lauro's Scorpio Commercial Management and Mercuria Shipping have created a new aframax venture called Mercury Pool. The tanker pool will have offices located in Switzerland, the UK, the US, and Singapore and starts out with six ships. "Both our companies have world-class reputations. This joint venture will be of great benefit to clients and ...
  • Ørsted and New Jersey sued over 'unconstitutional' $1bn tax break
    Danish offshore wind developer Ørsted and the state of New Jersey have been sued over a $1bn tax break the company received to develop the 1.1 GW Ocean Wind 1 project. Protect Our Coast NJ (POCNJ) and Defend Brigantine Beach (DBB) filed a joint lawsuit in the Superior Court of New Jersey claiming that such ...
  • HMM buys a VLCC
    South Korea's HMM has emerged as the buyer of a six-year-old 300,000 dwt, Hyundai Heavy-built tanker, V Trust, now renamed Universal Honor. The mammoth has changed hands quietly with no price tag attached, but brokers estimate the ship will have cost just over $90m. The seller of the ship is Hong Kong's Oriental Shipping & Investment, ...
  • Borr Drilling scores two jack-up deals worth $73m
    Offshore drilling company Borr Drilling has secured two letters of award (LOA) for its jack-up drilling rigs Gerd and Thor. Tor Olav Trøim's Borr Drilling said that these awards would increase Borr Drilling's firm backlog by approximately 421 days, excluding optional periods. The Gerd jack-up secured a binding LOA from an undisclosed customer for work ...
  • Cargo liquefaction remains top killer for seafarers working on bulk carriers
    Cargo liquefaction still remains the greatest contributor to loss of life associated with bulk carrier losses while grounding remains the main cause of ship losses, according to the recently published Bulk Carrier Casualty Report 2013-2022 from INTERCARGO, the international ship owning association for the dry bulk market. The document was submitted to the International Maritime ...
  • South Korean engine makers merge
    South Korea will have a new mega marine engine manufacturer with news today that HD Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering (KSOE), the parent of Hyundai Heavy Industries, is acquiring STX Heavy Industries. KSOE is paying $65.1m to Pine Tree Partners to take a 35% stake in the rival engine maker. KSOE joined the race to ...
  • CU Lines on the ropes with chairman detained in China
    The grand plans for China United Lines (CU Lines) lie in tatters, the company becoming a victim of the collapse in box freight rates over the last year. The company was one of the fastest growing new names in liner shipping to emerge this decade but over the past 12 months it has withdrawn a ...

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Lloyd's List web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • Ardmore chief 'very pleased' with tanker market resilience despite earnings dip
    Chemical tankers and MR markets have fared well in the second quarter, although rates have moderated amid seasonal weakness and...
  • Ocean Yield signs 15-year carbon intensity-linked charter for newbuild tankers
    Ocean Yield has ordered four long range one product tankers to be built by Chinese shipyard Guangzhou for delivery in...
  • Greek owners underline role in EU food security and energy autonomy
    Average size of Greece-owned vessel is nearly double world average, says report
  • Boxship recycling picks up and tanker scrap sales expected to rise
    A total of 48 boxships have now been sold for scrap since the end of last year, although ship recycling...
  • Diana posts lower profit after market softens
    New York Stock Exchange-listed owner reaffirms dividend advice of 'not less' than $0.15 per share
  • US regulator accused of overstepping its remit
    The FMC has proposed new rules on what can be considered unreasonable behaviour in accepting cargo. But carriers say the...
  • Fire-stricken Fremantle Highway anchored for salvage with no sign of fire still burning
    The 6,200 car capacity pure car and truck carrier Fremantle Highway has been anchored clear of shipping lanes 16 km...
  • DHL raises guidance despite weak market
    Ocean volumes and earnings fell in the second quarter. Usual seasonal dynamics are unlikely this year
  • Hanwha Ocean seals first LNG carrier order since rebranding
    The newbuilding is expected to be delivered in early 2027
  • British ports welcome government move to revoke EU Port Services Regulation
    BPA chief executive Richard Ballantyne said the regulation could have delayed and frustrated port users and service providers. The ports'...
  • Shanghai port group president Yan taken away by China's anti-graft authority
    Move could signal yet another wave of anti-corruption investigations hitting China's shipping sector, following an earlier spate that has shaken...
  • Daily Briefing
    Antwerp detains 'dark fleet' Gatik tanker after STS transfers with Greece-owned ships | China's shipbuilding association warns of overcapacity risks...
  • Pacific Basin reports profit plunge amid headwinds on dry bulk market
    The weak global economy may continue to weigh on smaller-sized bulk carrier segments for the rest of the year
  • Pyxis Tankers invests in first bulker, citing 'too high' MR prices
    'Counter-cyclical' investment in bulker should provide attractive returns, says Valentis
  • Scorpio Group and Mercuria form aframax pool
    An initial six aframaxes will be employed in the new 'Mercury Pool Limited' starting August 1. The move seeks to...

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The Journal of Commerce web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • Disruptive 2022 does little to upset global container port rankings
    Half of the world's top 50 container ports grew their volumes last year while the other half saw declines, highlighting the contrasting fortunes of the global gateways.
  • Tough market conditions slow DHL's H1 profitability
    A challenging operating environment pulled down revenue and earnings at DHL, but the Germany-based integrator remains in a highly profitable position ahead of an uncertain second half.
  • Europe pulls ahead of US as key lane for South America container trade
    The value of Brazil's exports to European and Mediterranean countries is rising faster than those to the US, while Europe is also increasingly taking a greater share of Brazilian exports in percentage terms, trade figures show.

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TradeWinds web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • Diana Shipping misses Wall Street consensus due to weaker dry bulk market
    'Further softness' expected in Diana's earnings as 20% of year's available days remain unfixed
  • Norwegian Cruise Line beats analyst consensus as it posts record revenue
    New York-listed cruise ship operator improved full-year outlook on earnings per share and Ebitda
  • Ardmore's first-world problems: what to do with all the money?
    Irish product tanker owner has done a lot, but equity analysts press on how it might do more for shareholders
  • Havila Kystruten finally takes control of sanctions-stricken cruise ship duo
    Norwegian cruise operator combined debt facility with equity and a loan to add the ships to its fleet
  • Ocean Yield inks first-ever emissions-linked bareboat charter deal
    Four LR1 newbuildings will be fixed to Braskem, with rates set by CII performance
  • Ardmore says tanker rates resilient despite profit fall
    CEO Anthony Gurnee says rates have eased due to economic concerns and seasonal patterns
  • Gatik-linked vessel detained on technical grounds after rare EU port call
    Management of the LR1 tanker Galatia shifted from India's Gatik in April amid a major fleet reshuffle
  • China United Lines expansion derailed as chairman goes missing
    Growth strategy questioned amid management changes and possible newbuilding sales
  • Turkey's Feyz Group renews fleet in deal for Damen Combi cargo ships
    Bulker and MPP player books three new vessels at Dutch shipbuilder
  • Turkey's Feyz Group renewing fleet in deal for Damen Combi cargo ships
    Bulker and MPP player book three new vessels at Dutch shipbuilder
  • Broker Aon spots trend toward 'financially stronger' P&I clubs
    Shipowners wary of future supplementary calls are moving to the giants of the industry
  • Clarksons creates new dry cargo broking leadership team across three desks
    Richard Haines, Guy Bartleet and Tim Francis to drive growth globally at world's biggest bulker shop
  • BP targets growing LNG supply capacity to 25 mtpa by 2025
    Major in process of starting up new third train at Tangguh LNG in Indonesia with larger aims for end of decade
  • SunGas pumps $2bn into green methanol plant for Maersk's new ships
    US renewables company promises 400,000 tonnes of fuel per year from its Louisiana facility
  • Clarksons refocuses chemical tanker desk with Anthony Rowan as head of projects
    Experienced S&P broker will help with integration of specialised products operations at the UK shop
  • BRS Group predicts scrapping will pick up next year as prices rally
    A 20-year-old aframax could fetch a $17m premium at the breakers, French shipbroker says
  • China Merchants Energy Shipping announces new chairman
    The Shanghai-listed company appoints former Cosco Shipping Ports' Feng Boming as new chairman
  • Overcapacity is now 'inevitable' in container shipping market, says Xeneta
    Spot rates undergo a mini-revival but the outlook for long-term rates remains bleak
  • Gatik-linked ship detained after rare EU port call
    Management of the LR1 tanker Galatia shifted from India's Gatik in April amid a major fleet reshuffle
  • Pacific Basin bulker and crew arrested in Nigeria after cocaine seized
    Officials discover 24kg of drugs on board the Cooper Island
  • Transpetrol breaks newbuilding hiatus with Hyundai Vietnam product tankers
    The Belgian shipowner has ordered newbuildings under its fleet renewal and expansion plans
  • Mercuria joins ETA Shipping in joint venture for $250m newbuilding series
    Swiss trader and shipowner Mercuria Energy is backing Dutch start-up ETA Shipping in an order for up to 16 ships through new shortsea joint venture Mare Balticum
  • Tankers too expensive: Pyxis moves into bulkers through buy with boss Valentis
    Greek company forms joint venture to acquire modern ultramax carrier
  • Overcapacity is now 'inevitable' in container market, says Xeneta
    Spot rate undergo a mini-revival but the outlook for long-term rates remains bleak
  • Britain extends weapons removal deadline for floating armouries
    Security industry player urges UK government to approve collection of weapons in Indian Ocean as piracy declines
  • Bridgemans acquires Tallink cruise ferry for high-end accommodation role
    Baltic ferry will be used as an accommodation ship in Canada once conversion is completed
  • Jovo Energy markets Medmax LNG carrier newbuilding resale
    Sales sector for LNG ships continues to bubble but bulk of secondhand vessels on the market remain steam-turbined
  • Private Scorpio bets on product market rally through Ardmore, Hafnia
    President Robert Bugbee talks about reasons behind taking stakes in Irish, Danish peers

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American Shipper web site
AUGUST 1, 2023
  • All-time high: Shares of container company Textainer still rising
    Shipping lines are seeing higher cargo volumes and successfully integrating newly built vessels into their fleets, says Textainer's CEO.
  • Ocean carriers warn FMC against regulating prices
    Requiring container ship operators to file an export policy would be too costly - and unlawful as well, carriers tell regulators.

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Logistics associations urge operators to be ready at the third stage of ICS2
Brussels
Concerns about important goods in the European Union by sea
Switzerland increases investment for the exercise and renewal of the rail network
Bern
Expected investment contributions in favour of private facilities
Locomotives powered by Ultimo Miglio of Mercitalia Logistics in service to Gioia Tauro
Joy Tauro
Used to transport cars from Campania to the Calabrian port
The terminalist company SSA Marine creates a division for cruises
In the first three months of 2024, container traffic in HHLA terminals increased by 3.4%
Hamburg
Stable revenues
The negative trend of the economic performance of Hapag-Lloyd continues.
The negative trend of the economic performance of Hapag-Lloyd continues.
Hamburg
In the first quarter of 2024, revenues fell by -24.2% percent. Noli down -32.0% and cargoes carried by the growing fleet of 6.9%
Brussels gives reason to Italy asking Austria to remove restrictions on road transport of goods to the Brenner
Rome / Vienna
The Tyrolese government announces that it is ready to fight before the EU Court of Justice
In the first quarter of 2024, shipping traffic in the Suez Canal collapsed by -42.9% percent.
In the first quarter of 2024, shipping traffic in the Suez Canal collapsed by -42.9% percent.
Ismailia
In March the reduction was -49.1%
In the first quarter of 2024, Evergreen's net profit rose +187,7 percent.
In the first quarter of 2024, Evergreen's net profit rose +187,7 percent.
Taipei
Investment of more than 65 million in the purchase of new containers
HMM returns to record growth of quarterly economic results
HMM returns to record growth of quarterly economic results
Seoul
In the first three months of 2024, revenues increased by 11.9% percent and net profit of 63.0% percent.
India invests in the development of the Iranian port of Shahid Behesthi (Chabahar)
Chabahar
Announced the next establishment of an indo-Iranian shipping company
Spinelli Srl renews the board of directors
Genoa
New appointments after the precautionary measures arranged by the gip of the Genoa court against Aldo and Roberto Spinelli
In the first three months of 2024, the traffic of goods in the port of Ravenna fell by -6.3%
In the first three months of 2024, the traffic of goods in the port of Ravenna fell by -6.3%
Ravenna
In March, a decline of -1.5%
In the first quarter of this year, the container traffic made in Trieste by TMT decreased by -20.3%
Trieste
In 2023, the traffic of short sea shipping between Spain and Italy fell by -5.2% percent.
Madrid
The motorways of the sea have risen to ten compared to seven in 2022
In the first quarter of 2024, the net profit of Yang Ming grew by +173,1 percent.
In the first quarter of 2024, the net profit of Yang Ming grew by +173,1 percent.
Keelung
The board has deliberated the purchase of new containers
Leonardo signs binding agreement for sale of Underwater Armaments & Systems to Fincantieri
Rome
Total transaction value of a maximum of 415 million euros
Uiltransport, well the amendment for workers of agencies for the port work of Gioia Tauro and Taranto
Rome
Provides for the extension of the allowance up to December
To develop its resilience the port of Livorno looks to the southern shore of the Mediterranean
Livorno
Next month an agreement with the Egyptian port of Damietta
Decarbonization of shipping could create up to four million jobs in the energy supply chain
Copenhagen
Study of the Getting to Zero Coalition
In the first three months of 2024 the traffic in goods in the port of Venice decreased by -9.8%
In the first three months of 2024 the traffic in goods in the port of Venice decreased by -9.8%
Venice
Growth of liquid bulk and rotatable bulk. Decline of solid bulk and containers
ISS-Tositti and intergroup have established the newco ISS-Tositti Agency
Venice
Synergistic fusion of the skills of both realities
Rasmussen (Bimco) : When the ships return to cross Suez shipping containerized shipping will have to reckon with an excess of stir
Copenhagen
Currently the impact of record deliveries of container carriers is absorbed by the additional capacity needed for the route around Africa
U.S. Intermarine enters the segment of the reins
Houston
Established the Intermarine Bulk Carriers that will manage the bulk carriers of the German group Harren
President of the Liguria Region, former president of West Liguria's AdSP, and entrepreneur Spinelli
Genoa
Among those achieved by the measures, the president of Ente Bacini
WWF, sustainable planning for the largest marine areas in the EU is fragmented and incomplete
WWF, sustainable planning for the largest marine areas in the EU is fragmented and incomplete
Brussels
The most discomforting scenario is that of the Mediterranean basin
In the first quarter the performance of combined transport in the EU kicked off
Brussels
Decrease in container traffic, strikes, work on infrastructure and weak economy among causes
Maersk warns that the expansion of the crisis area in the Middle East increases shipping costs
Copenhagen
Reported a 15 -20% reduction in capacity on the route from the Far East to the North Europe / Mediterranean
FS Logistics Pole orders Alstom 70 new locomotives with the option to buy more 30
Go Ligure
Commits from more than 323 million. Taking delivery to go Ligure a locomotive for freight transport
COSCO activates an e-commerce system to provide spare parts and services to the naval sector
Shanghai
Is aimed at domestic and foreign customers
Joint venture of Autamarocchi and Cosulich for logistics on rubber at the service of the steel industry
Genoa
Iran announces release of crew of container ship MSC Aries
Tehran
Foreign Minister confirms that seamen from the seized ship will be allowed to leave the country.
Merlo (Federlogistics) relaunches the alarm over the impact of the bridge over the Strait of Messina on naval traffic
Palermo
In the first three months of this year, maritime traffic in the Bosphorus Strait increased by 9.3%
In the first three months of this year, maritime traffic in the Bosphorus Strait increased by 9.3%
Ankara
Growth of transits of all major typologies of naviglio
In the first three months of 2024, cruise traffic in Global Ports Holding's terminals increased by 30% percent.
London
The consortium led by GPH has been selected as a preferential bidder for the Casablanca cruise terminal
In the first quarter of 2024, Maersk Group revenues fell by -13.0% percent.
In the first quarter of 2024, Maersk Group revenues fell by -13.0% percent.
Copenhagen
7.0% increase in the operating costs of containerized shipping
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings scores record results for first quarter
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings scores record results for first quarter
Miami
Also recorded is the highest level of bookings ever
In the first three months of this year, Chinese ports have handled 76.7 million containers (+ 10.0%)
Beijing
The overall traffic of goods with foreign has grown by 9.5%
Of the 80 billion needed investment in EU ports in the next decade, a relevant quota is for the energy transition
Brussels
Indispensable public funding in order to be able to implement planned projects
In the first three months of 2024, China's COSCO Shipowners Group Revenues rose again.
In the first three months of 2024, China's COSCO Shipowners Group Revenues rose again.
Shanghai
In sensitive growth (+ 10.5%) containerized cargoes carried by the fleet with the exception of those on the Asia-Europe route (-9.2%)
In resumption of container traffic in the terminals of Eurogate-Contship Italia in the last quarter of 2023
In resumption of container traffic in the terminals of Eurogate-Contship Italia in the last quarter of 2023
Hamburg
Decline in eventful volumes in Germany. Growth in Italy and activity records in Tanger terminals Med and Limassol
Operating the new automated gate at Reefer Terminal of Going Ligure
Go Ligure
The drivers can carry out the loading and unloading activities without getting off the vehicle
DP World inaugurates new port infrastructure and logistics in Romania
Dubai
New terminals in the port of Costanza destined for cargo project and rotatable
In April, the growth of container traffic in the port of Long Beach continued.
Long Beach
In the first quarter of 2024, the increase was 15.8% percent.
Uniport Livorno buys three new port tractors
Helsinki
Kalmar will deliver them in the last quarter of 2024
They will rise from five to six the weekly rotations of the Melzo-Rotterdam service of Hannibal
Melzo
Increase in frequency as of June 10
In 2023, the revenues of Maritime stations increased by 18.5%
Genoa
Net profit to 1.7 million euros (+ 75.5%)
In the first three months of 2024, freight traffic in the port of Koper fell by -6.6% percent.
Lubiana
In March, the decline was -3.1% percent.
In April, freight traffic in the port of Singapore grew by 8.8%
Singapore
The containers were equal to 3.4 million teu (+ 3.8%)
Quarterly traffic of the growing containers for Eurogate and Contship Italia
Hamburg
In the first three months of 2024 the eventful volumes increased by 8.0% percent and 4.9% percent respectively.
Meyer Werft has delivered to Silversea the new luxury cruise ship Silver Ray
Papenburg / Vienna
It has a capacity of 728 passengers
In the first three months of 2024, new orders acquired by Fincantieri fell by -40.7% percent.
Rome
Stable the revenues
Call for tenders for the structural adjustment of a quay of the port of Ancona
Ancona
The amount of the contract is 16.5 million euros
Port operators in La Spezia call for a relaunch of the port
The Spezia
They solicit targeted and effective actions
In the first quarter of this year, the traffic of goods in Montenegrin ports grew by 1.8% percent
Podgorica
The flow to and from Italy has increased by 16.2%
GNV installs a system to ensure the stability of ships
Genoa
NAPA Stability, developed by Finnish NAPA, has been extended to ferries
Decided to drop -24.9% percent of goods in Croatian ports in the first quarter of this year
Decided to drop -24.9% percent of goods in Croatian ports in the first quarter of this year
Zagreb
The containers were equal to 92mila teu (-0.4%)
Vard will build two Commissioning Service Operation Vessel
Trieste
They are intended for a company in Taiwan
The new maritime station of the port of Termoli is running.
Termoles
In 2023 the Molisan climber handled more than 217mila passengers (+ 5%)
New line of CTN that links the ports of La Goulette, Livorno, Salerno and Rades
Genoa
Will be inaugurated on May 21
In the first three months of 2024 the revenues of Wan Hai Lines grew by 8.1%
Taipei
Net profit of approximately 143 million US dollars
The growth trend of Taiwanese Evergreen and Yang Ming is continuing.
Taipei / Keelung
In April, it increased by 42.4% percent and 35.3% percent, respectively.
Evergreen orders 10,000 new containers
Taipei
Committed 32.3 million to the Dong Fang International Container (Hong Kong)
Vard will build an Ocean Energy Construction Vessel for Island Offshore
Trieste
It will be delivered in the first quarter of 2027. Option for two more ships
SAILING LIST
Visual Sailing List
Departure ports
Arrival ports by:
- alphabetical order
- country
- geographical areas
Lombardy among the most virtuous regions in food transport
Milan
Over 50% of the controlled temperature vehicles are matriculated in classes 5 and 6
Positive quarterly economic performance by Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Lysaker / Oslo
Ad Emanuele Grimaldi on 5.12% of the capital of the Höegh Autoliners
In the first three months of 2024, container traffic in New York increased by 11.7%
New York
In March, growth was 22.1% percent
Inaugurated the road of connection with the new areas of the port of Piombino
Plunge
The infrastructure cost 10.1 million euros.
First quarter of the year hardship for Finnlines
Helsinki
Accentuated increase in operating costs
In 2023 the turnover of Fercam decreased by -6%
Bolzano
Established a company in Lithuania
ICTSI recorded record quarterly economic performance
Manila
In the first quarter of this year, the traffic of goods in Albanian ports increased by 3.4% percent
Tirana
Passengers decreased by -1.9%
Speeding up the times to make the port of the Spezia and its retroport the first ZFD
The Spezia
They ask for maritime agents, customs officers and freight forwarders
Air and passenger routing service in the ports of Olbia and Gulf Aranci
Cagliari
It will be managed by the Roman Italpol Fiduciary Services
Decision to drop -15.1% percent of goods in the port of Taranto in the first quarter
Taranto
The loads at the landing decreased by -21.0% and those at the embarkation of -8.7%
This year the national forum for rail freight transport Mercintrain will be held in Padua
Padova
It will take place within the scope of Green Logistics Expo
Inaugurated in Safaga, Egypt, a factory for the construction of tugboats
Safaga
Ten naval units will be carried out for Suez Canal Authority
PORTS
Italian Ports:
Ancona Genoa Ravenna
Augusta Gioia Tauro Salerno
Bari La Spezia Savona
Brindisi Leghorn Taranto
Cagliari Naples Trapani
Carrara Palermo Trieste
Civitavecchia Piombino Venice
Italian Interports: list World Ports: map
DATABASE
ShipownersShipbuilding and Shiprepairing Yards
ForwardersShip Suppliers
Shipping AgentsTruckers
MEETINGS
Tomorrow in Livorno a conference on the history of the city port
Livorno
It will be talked about architecture, trade and politics between the XVI and the twentieth century
On April 11, the sixth edition of the "Italian Port Days" will begin.
Rome
Also this year the project has been divided into two sessions : the first in the spring and the second from September 20 to October 20
››› Meetings File
PRESS REVIEW
Chabahar Port: US says sanctions possible after India-Iran port deal
(BBC News)
Iran says MSC Aries vessel seized for 'violating maritime laws'
(Reuters)
››› Press Review File
FORUM of Shipping
and Logistics
Relazione del presidente Mario Mattioli
Roma, 27 ottobre 2023
››› File
New Italy-Libya-Egypt service of Tarros and Messina
The Spezia / Genoa
It will be inaugurated in mid-June and made with two ships
Tomorrow PSA Venice will open the Venetian terminal to the port community and the city
Venice
Hannibal plans to activate a rail link between Italy, Hungary and Romania
Melzo
Two weekly rotations will be inaugurated by the end of 2024.
Approved the 2023 consuntive budget of the Central Tirreno's AdSP
Naples
Annunziata : the coming years, fundamentals to finalise the European investment of the PNRR
Sensitive increase in the production and sale of CIMC dry boxes
Hong Kong
Chinese firm responds to growth in demand
Approved the consuntive budget 2023 of the AdSP of the South Tyrrhenic and Ionian
Joy Tauro
May 6 meeting at MIT on the future of the Gioia Tauro Port Agency
The 2023 budget of the East Ligure Sea AdSP shows a primary surplus of six million
The Spezia
In the year new investments of around 17 million euros
Cargotec's quarterly net profit to 81.2 million (+ 11.8%)
Helsinki
In the first three months of 2024, revenues fell by -1.7% percent.
The negative trend of the economic performance of the ONE continues, less marked.
The negative trend of the economic performance of the ONE continues, less marked.
Singapore
In the first three months of 2024 the goods in containers carried by the fleet increased by 15.6%
The Genovese Messina has taken delivery of the largest ship in its fleet
Genoa
The "Jolly Verde" is a 6,300-teu container ship
The inclusion of the Civitavecchia port in the Core network of the TEN-T network is final.
Cyvitavecchia
On Wednesday the OK of the European Parliament
In 2023 the goods transported by Rail Cargo Group decreased by -11%
Vienna
Revenue in decline of -1.8%
Sustained quarterly growth of new orders acquired by Wärtsilä
Helsinki
In the first three months of this year, the group's revenues fell by -9.8% percent.
DIS orders two more new tankers LR1
Luxamburgo
New commits at the Jiangsu New Yangzi Shipbuilding Co.
An MSC container ship targeted with missiles and drones in the Gulf of Aden
San'a ' /Portsmouth
No damage to the ship and crew
Approved the consuntive budget 2023 of the Central Adriatic AdSP
Ancona
In the first quarter of 2024 the orders of port means produced by Konecranes fell by -51.6%
Hyvinkää
Grimaldi has taken delivery of the multipurpose ro-ro Great Abidjan
Naples
It is the fourth of six class ships "G5"
Baltimore attributes to owner and operator of the ship Dali the blame for the collapse of the Key Bridge
Baltimore
They would have been established dysfunction to the power supply on board that would cause a blackout
Grimaldi and IMAT have renewed the five-year agreement for the training of crews
Castel Volturno
Focus on new technologies installed on board ships
The quarterly economic performance of DSV is still declining
Hedehusene
In the first quarter of this year, the value of net profit decreased by -27.2%
Approved the consuntive budget 2023 of the AdSP of the Sardinia Sea
Cagliari
An administration surplus of 530 million euros, of which more than 475 tied for works in progress
US imports of dangerous goods have been penalized during the pandemic.
Washington
Survey by the Government Accountability Office
In 2023 CEPIM-Parma's Interport recorded a growth of 6.8% of the value of production
Bianconese of Fontevivo
Net profit di788mila euro (+ 223.2%)
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