Drewry has released its latest container insight weekly report, in which it discusses what is likely to happen to the carriers that have been left behind in the wake of the new OCEAN Alliance
The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) has welcomed progress made by the IMO Marine Environment Committee (MEPC) towards the adoption of a global CO2 data collection system
Yoo Il Ho, Finance Minister for South Korea has called for an industry restructure as a solution to the cash flow decline of companies, which has been caused by a weak market
The Port of New York’s Global Container Terminal has closed after a truck-trailer hit two people, killing one person and injuring another
Commercial ships have been told to avoid shipping routes around Indonesia and Philippines amid fears that piracy could be reaching Somalian levels
As a result of the current Transpacific market situation and to optimise the use of its fleet, CMA CGM has decided to postpone its project to deploy 18,000 TEU-capacity vessels on this trade
A video released by MITK12Videos via YouTube shows how containerships stay afloat, even when water has seeped into the hull
In order to tackle increasing competition in an industry that is consolidating resources, German shipping company Hapag-Llloyd is reportedly in talks to merge with United Arab Shipping Company
CMA CGM, COSCO Container Lines, Evergreen Line and Orient Overseas Container Line have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to form a new alliance
Ocean carriers bucked a five-month downwards trend by improving container service reliability in March, 2016
Maersk Line has recently announced that it will be running a service to Liverpool after a 10-year hiatus, offering a feeder product to connect in its Mediterranean transhipment hub, Algeciras
The extent of ship orders may have an impact on ports along the Asia-Europe loop, due to 37 ultra large container ships of 18,000 TEU currently in operation and 72 more to be delivered by 2020
