Block exemption order gets five-year extension The Minister for Trade and Industry has extended the exemption of liner shipping agreements from Section 34 of the Competition Act for another five years - until the end of 2015.
CEO Graeme McFaull steps down at Wincanton Graeme McFaull, the head of the British logistics service provider Wincanton, has resigned. Eric Born, the firm's former COO, succeeded McFaull with immediate effect. McFaull will ...
Logwin moving into new multi-user site in Austria The Luxembourgian logistics service provider Logwin moved to a newly rented terminal in the trade centre in Bergheim near Salzburg (Austria) recently. The new location houses a han...
K+N to manage adhesives warehousing for Henkel in Shanghai Henkel (China) Investment, a Fortune 500 company that is behind well-known brands such as Persil, Schwarzkopf and Loctite, has awarded Kuehne + Nagel a two-year contract. The globa...
BLG Logistics Group on course for success again in 2010 Germany's Bremen-based BLG Logistics Group is back on track for success. CEO Detthold Aden has announced that the firm believes it will "significantly exceed expectations and ...
Huge jump seen in coal imports to India INDIA will be importing 150-200M tonnes of coal per year within five years, Shalabh Mittal has told Fairplay
Tanker crew evades pirates EU-NAVFOR today reported a failed pirate attack on a Suezmax tanker this morning off India
Multi Maritime acquired NORWAY'S ship design company Multi Maritime has been acquired by Fiskerstrand BLRT
LA, LB imports climb CONTAINER imports, driven by healthy holiday sales, continued double-digit gains in November at southern California's Big Two ports
NewLead refinances bulkers DRYBULK and product tanker owner NewLead Holdings announced a significant refinancing deal today, along with much lower losses in its latest quarter
27 sought in sinking RESCUERS are reportedly looking today for 27 crew missing in the sinking of a Vietnamese general cargo ship
UK coastguards slashed THE UK has decided to cut the number of its full-time coastguard stations from 18 to just three
Russian order to Helsinki Shipyard The Russian owner Sovcomflot orders two multifunctional icebreaking supply vessels from Arctech Helsinki Shipyard Oy. The shipbuilding company was formed last week as a joint-venture between STX Finland and
Cleantec to Fayard for repair Fayard A/S is to repair the Chinese owned bulk carrier Cleantec, 33,344 DWT, which earlier this week sustained a seven metre long crack in the hull after a collision
New Danish shipowners' association Rederiforeningen af 2010 will be a reality as from January 1, 2011, after two extra ordinary general assemblies yesterday unanimous decided to merge the two shipowners' associations Rederiforeningen af 1895
USA sues BP over Mexico Gulf nigthmare The Obama administration sues BP and several other companies over the Mexico Gulf oil spill. Some 5 million barrels of oil gushed out from the BP well in the Gulf
Seaspan to obtain new barge Construction of the barge will start in January 2011, design will meet current environmental and regulatory requirements.
Bunker market firms across Europe Very good demand in the bunker market in Hamburg.
Bunker prices rise in Fujairah Demand was low in Suez.
WFS acquires US aviation-fuel company Acquisition will 'expand company's presence' in the aviation fuel business.
Scrubber makers striving to overcome market scepticism EGCSA and Aalborg speak about overcoming technical challenges and future improvements in emission abatement technology.
Freight rates could be thrown into turmoil Slow steaming remains a 'delicate balancing act'.
Lithuanian terminal to handle more fuel oil Klaipedos Nafta to spend up to two million euros in the next 12 months.
Hong Kong's IFO prices equal year's high Mixed demand at Asia's key bunker ports, says traders.
Singapore fuel oil stocks at three-week high Bunker demand remains weak but Western arbitrage volumes remain low.
Dip in Japan bonded bunker sales Slack demand due to higher prices, traders say.
AADA to raise bunker surcharges in January Increase in bunker surcharges for containers services from China and Hong Kong to Australia.
South China's December fuel oil imports fall 31% Largely due to sluggish demand for bonded bunkers in Hong Kong.
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