FRENCH shipping giant CMA CGM has re-organised itself and its subsidiaries into a tight-knit unit delivering a one-for-all-and-all-for-one service on...
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CMA CGM re-names NOL in sweeping changes to Far East operations - Cai Mep ready to gain from supply chain exit from China
VIETNAM's Cai Mep-Thi Vai container port, which now routinely handles 14,000 - 16,000-TEUers, recently saw the maiden call of 2M's TP17...
- OOCL restores two transpacific sailings cancelled in June
HONG Kong's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), now a Cosco unit, has restored two transpacific sailings that were cancelled on June 18
- Threat of US-Europe trade war sparks off more transatlantic blankings
2M partners Maersk and MSC have extended the suspension of their TA4/NEUATL4 transatlantic loop through to September
- Yang Ming wants to own more ships to cut chartering costs: chairman
TAIWANESE shipping line Yang Ming Marine Transport (YM) wants to increase the proportion of owned capacity in its fleet, from the current 30 per cent...
- HMM's fleet of box ships increases, other top ocean carriers cut capacity
EVERY deepsea carrier has reduced its operated capacity this year, except South Korea's HMM, which is taking delivery of a series of the...
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HMM's fleet of box ships increases, other top ocean carriers cut capacityEVERY deepsea carrier has reduced its operated capacity this year, except South Korea's HMM, which is taking delivery of a series of the world's...
- OOCL cancels Pearl River sailings, but restores one from Shanghai
HONG Kong's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), now a Cosco unit, has announced the cancellations of several Pearl River transpacific sailings...
- US$23 billion loss risked 'if box carriers lose rate control'
IN planning their container shipment bookings for the third quarter, shippers and forwarders can expect a new wave of blanking announcements over the...
- April box demand fell 8.1pc to 2.4m TEU: Container Trade Statistics
GLOBAL container demand fell 2
- US Asian imports fall in May after April dip, no pick-up seen till August
US IMPORTS from Asia fell 18
- OOCL cancels 2 June-July transpacific sailings, restores another
HONG KONG's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), now a Cosco unit, has cancelled two transpacific sailings and restored another that had been...
- Airfreight rates on key trades decline for third consecutive week
AIRFREIGHT rates out of Shanghai continued on a downward trajectory last week as air cargo capacity on key routes remained steady, according to the...
- Mexpress starts new bonded trucking service between US-Mexican airports
ROAD feeder service (RFS) provider Mexpress, which offers bonded trucking between US and Mexican airports, has launched a new service from Columbus,...
- Capacity crunch continues on Asia-Europe trade, but it's guesswork for the summer
HEAUL cargo visibility for Asia-North Europe carriers is still unclear for July and August, with much depending on the speed of the economic recovery...
- China's outbound airfreight rates are declining - but slowly
NEW figures for the past week from the TAC Index and Freight Investor Services (FIS) show airfreight rates out of China have continued to fall,...
- Surprise! Surprise! Hapag-Lloyd, ONE, Yang Ming post tonnage uptick
THE Alliance (Hapag Lloyd, ONE, Yang Ming) announced to general surprise that 'in view of increasing demand,' it was reinstating two...
- OOCL cancels two additional transpacific services in June
HONG KONG's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) is withdrawing two sailings from transpacific services in May and June, the Pacific North West...
- Hapag-Lloyd boosts fleet to reduce turn times as BCOs cling to boxes
GERMAN shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd has expanded its container fleet anticipating that more cargo owners will hold onto boxes longer because of the...
- More sailing cancellations on OOCL's transpacific trade in May and June
HONG KONG's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL), now a Cosco unit, has voided a number of transpacific sailings in response to the low demand...