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13.06.2019

Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea

During an IMO symposium on maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea, concerns raised by the shipping industry were supported by figures from the International Maritime Bureau showing that the number of attacks in the Gulf of...

13.06.2019

PISR complies with STCW

The Palau International Ship Registry (PISR) has been recognised by the IMO as to fully comply with the International Convention on STCW. At the IMO headquarters in London (UK) in June, secretary-general Kitack Lin’s proposal was...

12.06.2019

K Line spreads its wings

K Line has decided to use the automated kite system “Seawing” for a bulk carrier owned by the company. “Seawing”, developed by Airseas, an Airbus spin-off, is mounted on the bow of the vessel and unfolded by a simple operation...

12.06.2019

MOL and Makarov deepen cooperation

MOL recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Admiral Makarov State University of Maritime and Inland Shipping in St. Petersburg (Russia). The MOU reconfirms and further develops the cooperation between the two...

12.06.2019

ICTSI increases capacities in Rijeka

The Adriatic Gate Container Terminal (AGCT), the Croatian subsidiary of Philippines-based International Container Terminal Services (ICTSI) at the port of Rijeka (Croatia), is set to realise a comprehensive expansion plan in the...

11.06.2019

COA provides new standard

The container owners association (COA), which represents the common interests of owners of freight containers, has announced that its telematics/track trace work group will provide an open standard to permit interoperability of...

11.06.2019

New Japan Malaysia Vietnam service

Singapore-based APL, an affiliate of the CMA CGM group, is launching a Japan Malaysia Vietnam (JMV) service that will provide weekly connectivity between North Asia and Southeast Asia. The new service will concentrate on...

07.06.2019

Bremen-based company builds hub in the Jade Weser Port

The Bremen (Germany)-based company Peper & Söhne Projekt has signed a leasehold contract for a 26,000 sqm plot within the cargo handling centre Jade Weser Port Wilhelmshaven. In this space, immediately adjacent to the entry...

07.06.2019

Fewer vessel losses in 2018

In 2018, shipping losses were at their lowest level in this century. According to the Safety and Shipping Review 2019 issued by the Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty (AGCS), the number of large shipping losses declined by...

07.06.2019

New UK liner agent for Cargo Gulf

Kestrel Liner Agencies has been appointed the UK liner service agent by the NVOCC Cargo Gulf. This marks the beginning of twice-weekly sailings of a liner service from London Gateway and Southampton in the UK to all major ports...

22.05.2019

«Dichter» auf Weltumsegelung

Routenplan und und optimale Ausnutzung des Ladungsraum sind elementare Faktoren des globalen Schiffsverkehrs. Dies zeigt das Beispiel der Parandowski, die für die chinesisch-polnische Reederei Chipolbrok auf den Meeren kursiert.

06.06.2019

Jan de Nul opts for Knud E. Hansen's design

The Belgian group Jan De Nul has recently placed an order for its third offshore jack up installation vessel with Cosco Shipping Heavy Industry in China. With a payload of approximately 14,000 t and a crane capacity of over 3,000...

06.06.2019

Another shipper settles in Marseille Fos

Adeo, a Do-it-yourself and home improvements company, has chosen the port of Marseille Fos (France) as its new logistics base in southern Europe. In a two-stage initiative, the French multinational will occupy a 36,000 sqm...

06.06.2019

Crane expands into Belgium

Crane Worldwide Logistics has opened a new facility in Machelen (Belgium). Located next to Brussels International Airport, the new affiliate will be led by Fons de Haan as managing director. Belgium is strategically positioned as...

22.05.2019

Letzte Puzzle-Teile vor Ort

Die weltweit agierende Terminalbetreibergesellschaft APM Terminals arbeitet in Sachen Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT) eng mit der ägyptischen Regierung zusammen, um die letzten Stücke eines Puzzles aneinander- zusetzen. Dies...

05.06.2019

ZIM goes green

The Haifa (Israel)-based carrier ZIM published its first annual sustainability report for 2018. It is a document with a detailed account of the company’s ongoing sustainability activities and achievements. The report is...

05.06.2019

BHV links new name with specific demands

On 29 May 2019, the BHV decided to reposition itself and changed its name to BHV Bremische Hafen- und Logistikvertretung, i.e. port and logistics representative in Bremen (Germany). Hans-Joachim Schnitger and Karl...

05.06.2019

Norway helps IMO achieve its goals

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the government of Norway are launching the “Green Voyage 2050” project to help the maritime transport sector meet the goal to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050. These...

04.06.2019

Laurels for Port of Trois Rivières?

The Canadian Port of Trois-Rivières team has learned that its project “On Course for 2020” has received the distinction award from the AQTr, in addition to being a finalist in the infrastructure and coup de cœur categories....

04.06.2019

CMA CGM tightening the reins on Ceva Logistics

The CMA CGM Group is implementing a huge turnaround plan for Ceva Logistics after the friendly takeover bid, now holding 99.4% of Ceva's equity. Besides Rodolphe Saadé, chairman and CEO of the CMA CGM Group, who was elected...

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