Spliethoff to Fit Scrubbers on Almost Its Entire Fleet
Spliethoff Group intends to equip almost its entire fleet with scrubbers.
→AMSA: Operators Need to Stow, Secure Cargo Properly
AMSA urges vessel owners and operators to stow and secure cargo containers according to approved arrangements.
read more →APL Antwerp Loses Eight Boxes in Norfork
Eight containers fell off APL Antwerp during offload operations at a terminal in Norfolk, Virginia.
read more →Maersk Shanghai’s Container with Sulfuric Acid Still Lost
One of Maersk Shanghai’s 76 stray containers was carrying about 5,900 pounds of sulfuric acid.
read more →Containers Collapse from Maersk Shanghai amid Stormy Weather
About 70 cargo containers collapsed from flagged Maersk Shanghai, with some of them lost overboard.
read more →Drewry: Shortage of Containers Next Year Is Unlikely
A fear that there will be a shortage of containers in 2018 is unjustified, according to Drewry.
read more →Rotterdam’s Box Volumes Continue Growing
Container volumes at the Dutch port of Rotterdam continued rising with an increase of 10.1 percent during the first …
read more →11 Boxes Fall off MOL Maxim at Port of Oakland
Eight of the eleven empty containers that fell from the boxship MOL Maxim at the Port of Oakland on September 21 …
read more →WSC: Number of Containers Lost at Sea Drops
The international liner shipping industry has managed to cut the average number of containers lost at sea, a survey …
read more →EUROGATE: 2017 to Be an Outstanding Year
Bremen-based terminal operator EUROGATE Group handled the same volume of standard containers in 2016 as the year …
read more →Hong Kong Marks First Sub-20 Million TEU Year Since 2002
Annual container volumes at the Port of Hong Kong have fallen below 20 million TEU for the first time in thirteen …
read more →DP World’s Gross Volumes Up in First Nine Months
Dubai-based port and terminal operator DP World Limited handled 47.5 million TEUs across its global portfolio of …
read more →Overdue Containers Push Venezuela’s Debt to USD 1 Bln
As a result of a number of delays in returning containers or completely failing to do so, the Venezuelan state …
read more →Marenave Prolongs Tankers and Containers Debt Deal
German-based shipping trust Marenave Schiffahrts has reached an agreement with the bank consortium financing the …
read more →Container Volumes Down in Port of Gothenburg
Swedish Port of Gothenburg, the largest port in Scandinavia, has handled a total of 820,000 TEUs during 2015, …
read more →South Carolina’s Container Volumes on a Roll
Port of Charleston, a part of South Carolina Ports Authority (SCPA) and the fourth busiest container port in the …
read more →Port of Rotterdam Sets Record Throughput in 2015
The Dutch Port of Rotterdam experienced an increase of 4.9% in goods throughput reaching a total of 466.4 million …
read more →Port of Colombo Hits Five Million Containers Mark
Sri Lanka’s Port of Colombo has handled five million containers so far this year, for the first time in the …
read more →Busan Port on Track to Reach Its 19.5 Million TEU Goal
The South Korean Busan Port Authority has handled a total of 16.2 million containers in the ten-month period from …
read more →Matson’s Boxship Manoa Loses Twelve Containers
In the evening hours of Friday, twelve containers were washed overboard of the container ship Manoa, owned by …
read more →Port of Long Beach Continues Winning Streak
California’s Port of Long Beach has recorded a strong cargo volume increase in November with 6.6 percent …
read more →Port of Gdansk On a Roll
Despite the difficult situation on the shipping market, the Polish Port of Gdansk has handled a record 32.5 million …
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