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29.03.2019

Bernhard Schulte Cruise: full speed ahead

Bernhard Schulte Cruise Services (BSCS) has won a contract to provide technical management for Jalesh Cruises’ new vessel, the “Karnika”. The 70,285-tonne, 2,000-seater crown princess-class cruise ship is presently undergoing...

29.03.2019

CCCC signs a contract with the port of Trieste

The port of Trieste (Italy) and the China Communications Construction Company (CCCC) will join forces to facilitate the development of infrastructure in central Europe. Zeno D’Agostino, president of the port system authority...

29.03.2019

OOIL publishes its results for 2018

OOIL and its subsidiaries report a profit of USD 108.2 million for 2018, compared to USD 137.7 million in 2017. Total throughput amounted to 6.7 million teu last year, compared to the 6.3 million teu handled in 2017. 2018 was...

28.03.2019

New equipment for Servicios Logisticos Portuarios

Servicios Logisticos Portuarios SLP, a cargo handler at the port of Bilbao, is purchasing five heavy-duty forklift trucks. Their manufacturer Kalmar will have completed the deliveries by early Q3/2019. A number of older Kalmar...

28.03.2019

Wind in Teesside's sails

Northeast England-based PD Ports says it supports the offshore wind sector deal agreed by the industry and the UK government. The deal declares that a third of all UK electricity will be produced by offshore wind by 2030. The...

28.03.2019

Yang Ming: rising revenue and volumes

The Keelung (Taiwan)-based carrier Yang Ming reported a net loss of USD 218.5 million in 2018. The company said that the shortfall was due to the ever greater impact of bunkering prices on operating results. However, there...

21.03.2019

Mit grosser Kelle

Die zunehmende Dominanz der Grosscontainerschiffe macht auch vor den Häfen Floridas nicht Halt. Mit einem alten Bekannten vor Ort, SSA Marine, baut Jaxport seinen internationalen Containerterminal aus, der bereits von den grossen...

27.03.2019

Liebherr simulator going down under

A new Liebherr simulator is on its way to New Zealand. Port Nelson’s general manager of operations, Matt McDonald, sees the simulator purchase as a “step-up in safety” for the port. He said: “Training new personnel on the...

27.03.2019

More reefers for China

The CMA CGM affiliate's APL Chu Lai Express (CHX) service for China has departed with the first reefer shipment of bananas from the Chu Lai Tam Hiep Port in Quang Nam (Vietnam). The sailing marks the beginning of more reefer...

27.03.2019

Weight gain for Spanish fleet in 2018

Spain's weight has grown in the maritime field. On 1 January 2019, the merchant shipping fleet controlled by Spanish shipping companies had 220 merchant ships, weighing almost 4.5 million gt. Compared to 2017, there are 9 units...

26.03.2019

LNG-fuelled tugboats are in use

A delivery ceremony was recently held Kobe port (Japan) for the LNG-fuelled tugboat MOL ordered from Kanagawa dockyard. At the event were officials from the Kobe district transport bureau, the ministry of land, infrastructure,...

26.03.2019

Hapag Lloyd expects no changes in freight rates

Hamburg-based carrier Hapag-Lloyd reported significantly improved figures in 2018. The group net result increased to EUR 46 million, up EUR 13 million from 2017. On a pro-forma basis and when compared to the combined business of...

26.03.2019

Multicargas terminal poised to expand

In Brazil, the Multicargas terminal (T-MULT) of Açu Port, in operation since 2016 and located in the north of the state of Rio de Janeiro, presents itself as a new option for cabotage in Brazil. With 160,000 sqm of bonded...

25.03.2019

Biggest ULCV to date calls Jaxport

Florida (USA)-based Jaxport recently set a new port record with the arrival of the Zim vessel "Cape Sounio", the largest containership so far to call Jacksonville. The 11,000 teu Zim-operated ship is deployed a service...

25.03.2019

The risk of abandoned containers overseas

Bifa, the trade association for UK freight forwarding and logistics companies, is warning its members about the cost of containers abandoned overseas for which they may be liable. The association says that often its member...

25.03.2019

ZIM still not out of the red

The Haifa (Israel)-based carrier Zim witnessed a classic result on two fronts in 2018: while revenues surged by 9.1% to USD 3.3 billion (2017: almost USD 3 billion) and volumes shot up by 10.8% to 2.9 million teu (2017: 2.6...

22.03.2019

West of England - positive about the future

The West of England, a mutual marine insurer, has announced a positive renewal period and a modest increase in renewing premium. Owned mutual tonnage has grown over the year to 90 million gross tons (gt) including the addition of...

22.03.2019

PISR and HSSA join forces

An ambitious ship registry and the oldest shortsea shipping association in Europe set up an alliance. Palau International Ship Registry (PISR) and the Hellenic Shortsea Shipowners Association (HSSA), both operating from Piraeus...

22.03.2019

Sturdy ships for Royal Arctic

KfW IPEX Bank is providing EUR 16.43 million to finance two more transport ships for the Royal Arctic Line. The Greenland-based shipping company already completed a loan for the construction and final financing of two similar...

06.03.2019

Perlen im Pazifik?

Seit 1958 hat sich der Carrier Matson mit seinen Containerdiensten von der US-Westküste nach Hawaii, Alaska sowie pazifischen Inseln als Nischenplayer durchgesetzt. 2018 haben aber vor allem seine kalifornisch-chinesischen...

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