The congestion that has hampered activity at Felixstowe over the past few months now seems to be affecting another major UK port for container traffic, Southampton. Terminal operator DP World's local unit at the southern UK port, DPWS, said today that it is currently experiencing very...
World trade expected to grow over the next three months, but at a slower pace Positive growth outlook for all seven countries with India showing exceptional momentum Slightly gradual growth in most countries due to slowdown in air trade; global ocean trade showing flat...
The Ports of Wilmington and Morehead City, North Carolina will keep their truck gate operations closed through Monday, September 24 as the recovery from Hurricane Florence continues. Vessel operations are expected to resume more quickly, and port employees returned to work Thursday. Trucks could have...
Maerks Line has announced a new bunker adjustment factor (BAF) surcharge it says will enable customers to predict, plan and track how changes in fuel price impact the shipping freight rate. The new BAF surcharge aims at recovering the Maersk Line costs of compliance with the...
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On Saturday, Hurricane Lane weakened into a tropical storm and turned west, and U.S. Coast Guard Sector Honolulu reopened most of Hawaii's commercial seaports. Only Lanai's Kalamauapau Harbor remained closed, pending inspection, and was expected to be reopened soon. “Restoring this vital commerce has been a top...
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The ULCV Mumbai Maersk has broken the 19,000 TEU load mark, setting a new world record at 19,038 TEU. She achieved the new milestone at Tanjung Pelepas, Malaysia, then got under way for Europe. She is expected in Rotterdam on September 5. The 2018-built Mumbai Maersk is the firm's latest Triple-E...
THE Munich Maersk, which entered service in June 2017, is a testament to the technological marriage of information and transportation. Its bridge looks like a very spacious cockpit. Packed with computer screens, it is all glass, no brass—with a wheel that looks more like a pilot’s...
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