Delivery of Svitzer Avon to the Port of Bristol in the UK signals the completion of Sanmar's six boat build contract as...
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2017 growth forecast for US container imports is downgraded -
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"Kassie" was refused access to the Paris MoU regions -
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Yang Ming deploys DNV GL's ECO Insight data monitoring system -
Overcapacity fears from new ULCVs unfounded, says Alphaliner -
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BIMCO issues pamphlet on new rules for seafarers lowering lifeboats -
Human element in autonomous ships cannot be ignored: Nautical Institute
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- Bulkcarrier M/V Reef Elaf sank off Oman
- OOCL Japan christened as sister ship gets Guinness World...
- Azimuthing stern-drive tug now looks to diversity with new...
- Grounding off Falster due to navigational mistake - no...
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IMO's Maritime Safety Committee addresses autonomous vessel operationsThe Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) will determine how the safe, secure and environmentally sound operation of Maritime...
- Hyundai orders two 11,000-TEUers from Hyundai Heavy for US$162 million
HYUNDAI Merchant Marine (HMM) has placed an order for two 11,000-TEU ships from Hanjin Heavy Industries' Subic Shipyard...
- Bulkcarrier M/V Reef Elaf sank off Oman
A Tanzanian-flagged cargo ship, M/V REEF ELAF, sank off the Omani coast due to leaked sea water.
- OOCL Japan christened as sister ship gets Guinness World Records title
HONG Kong's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has taken delivery of its third in a series of six 21,000 TEU class...
Sanmar completes six vessels on silver bullet project
Brazil launches privatisation programme with port authority, Codesa
THE port authority for Espirito Santo, Codesa, is the first body that Brazil will privatise as part of a US$14.1...
Carrier rate discipline crumbles as liners fight for market share: Alphaliner
OCEAN carriers appear to be heading for a rate war as capacity discipline and rate stability crumble just as shipping...
IMO's Maritime Safety Committee addresses autonomous vessel operations
The Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) will determine how the safe, secure and environmentally sound operation of Maritime...
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- Two crew members died from malaria after medevac off East London
- DP World's box volume growth at Cochin port outstrips Indian rivals
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An advantage not being part of a major shipping alliance, says PIL boss - Head of Hapag-Lloyd expects box supply to match demand in 2018
- "Kassie" was refused access to the Paris MoU regions
- Brazil launches privatisation programme with port authority, Codesa
THE port authority for Espirito Santo, Codesa, is the first body that Brazil will privatise as part of a US$14.1 billion programme involving 57 assets including 14 airports and six port terminals.
- Carrier rate discipline crumbles as liners fight for market share: Alphaliner
OCEAN carriers appear to be heading for a rate war as capacity discipline and rate stability crumble just as shipping conditions were improving, says Alphaliner in its weekly report.
- IMO's Maritime Safety Committee addresses autonomous vessel operations
The Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) will determine how the safe, secure and environmentally sound operation of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships (MASS) may be introduced in International Maritime...
WORLD SHIPPING
Two crew members died from malaria after medevac off East London
Two crew members died from malaria after medevac off East London
PORTS
DP World's box volume growth at Cochin port outstrips Indian rivals
THE Vallarpadam Terminal at Cochin, India saw April-to-August throughput surge 19 per cent to 227,962 TEU, up from 191,687 TEU over the same period a year earlier. August achieved a monthly handling record...
OPINION
Carrier rate discipline crumbles as liners fight for market share: Alphaliner
OCEAN carriers appear to be heading for a rate war as capacity discipline and rate stability crumble just as shipping conditions were improving, says Alphaliner in its weekly report.
SHIPBUILDING
Hyundai orders two 11,000-TEUers from Hyundai Heavy for US$162 million
HYUNDAI Merchant Marine (HMM) has placed an order for two 11,000-TEU ships from Hanjin Heavy Industries' Subic Shipyard for US$162 million, 10 per cent less than the market price, according to HMM, now...
SHIP REPAIR
Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam successfully completed the refit of Petrojarl 1
Damen Shiprepair Rotterdam successfully completed the refit of Petrojarl 1
MARKETS
Genscape: Product Tankers Divert to U.S. as Post-Harvey Demand Spikes
Genscape: Product Tankers Divert to U.S. as Post-Harvey Demand Spikes
PILOTAGE
Houston Ship Channel pilots use simulators do decide on large vessels
The Houston Chronicle reports the Houston Pilots, tasked with guiding ships in and out of the port, don’t currently allow tankers like the one in the simulation to go down that section of the Houston...