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→CMA CGM to Sell Majority Stake in GGS Terminal
French shipping major CMA CGM has signed a binding agreement for the sale of a 90% equity interest in Global ...
read more →Diana Shipping Pens Charter Deals for Two Ships
Greek dry bulk owner Diana Shipping has secured more work for two of its bulkers, the 2012-built Los Angeles and ...
read more →APM Terminals Los Angeles Making Room for Mega Ships
In an effort to meet the needs of mega ships entering into the global fleet, APM Terminals has decided to modify ...
read more →Update: Istra Ace Safety Zone Reduced, No Oil Sheen
The oil spill in the Los Angeles harbor from the 577-foot cargo ship Istra Ace has been contained and the majority ...
read more →US to Host Its Biggest Boxship Yet, CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin
The US Port of Los Angeles will welcome the 18,000 TEU CMA CGM Benjamin Franklin on December 26, the largest ...
read more →Diana Shipping Fixes Two Bulkers
Greek dry bulk ship owner Diana Shipping has signed time charter contracts for two of its vessels, namely its ...
read more →October Container Volumes Slide in Los Angeles
The Port of Los Angeles has seen 1.5 percent less containers in October 2015, totaling in 704,588 TEUs, compared to ...
read more →Port of Los Angeles in Zero Emissions Drive
The Port of Los Angeles has issued a draft white paper on zero emission technology that details the Port’s testing ...
read more →CaroTrans Restarts Rotterdam - Los Angeles Weekly Service
CaroTrans, a global non-vessel operating common carrier and ocean freight consolidator, has resumed its direct, ...
read more →Pasha Hawaii Adds Direct LA-Honolulu Weekly Service
California-based shipping company Pasha Hawaii yesterday launched a new weekly service linking Los Angeles directly ...
read more →APM Sets New US Port Operations Record
APM Terminals Pier 400 Los Angeles accommodated and handled three Ultra-Large Container Ships (ULCS) ...
read more →South California Ports See Another Volume Dip
February cargo volumes at South California’s ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles took a double-digit drop ...
read more →Night Operations Halted at Los Angeles and Long Beach
Night operations at congestion-hit US West Coast ports Los Angeles and Long Beach will be suspended as talks on new ...
read more →Long Beach, LA to Jointly Tackle Congestion Woes
Taking aim at the bottleneck that has slowed cargo movement through the Port of Long Beach recently, the Long Beach ...
read more →G6 Drops Los Angeles Calls amid Worsening Congestion
G6 Lines agreed to temporarily suspend the eastbound Los Angeles call on its Pacific Atlantic 1 service, German ...
read more →Delays Increasing at Californian Twin Ports
Worsening port congestion in Californian ports prompted by rising container volumes have forced rising number of ...
read more →Volumes Surging at US West Coast Ports
Cargo container traffic rose 7.3 percent in September at the Port of Long Beach compared to the same month last ...
read more →Fire in Port of Los Angeles Contained
The raging wharf fire in Wilmington that resulted in shutting down of all container terminals at the Port of Los ...
read more →FMC Discusses US Port Congestion
Federal Maritime Commission Chairman Mario Cordero will hold a forum titled, “U.S. Port Congestion: Examining ...
read more →Port of Los Angeles Set for Automation Upgrade
One of the busiest container ports in the U.S., Los Angeles is selling about $340 million of debt, the most since ...
read more →Port of Los Angeles Keeping Up with Last Year’s Figures
The overall volumes at the Port of Los Angeles for containerized cargo increased 0.25 percent in July 2014 compared ...
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