Terminals, carriers, rates, regulations and the supply-chain stories that affect your day at the port.
COVID-19 is sweeping through China as the infection rate has risen dramatically and the supply chain is at high risk of bottlenecks. As reported by SKY News, Shanghai is battling with soaring numbers…
COSCO SHIPPING has won a bid for HP’s new annual project contract for the China-Europe Land-Sea Express. The deal sees newly added shipping routes from Indonesia, Cambodia, and Philippines in…
The US Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) has asked top the 20 shipping lines calling the country to provide information on compliance with the anti-retaliation provisions set out in the Ocean Shipping…
AIS data showing the MSC Lorena turning around when approaching the Port of Antwerp Since this morning, the MSC Lorena has been anchored on the Scheldt. The Maritime Police alerted the Coordination…
Rotterdam Shore Power B.V, a joint venture of Eneco and the Port of Rotterdam Authority, will supply shore power to part of the DFDS ships that dock in Vlaardingen by the end 2023. At first, Jinling…
Only dockworkers with the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA) will be allowed to operate cranes at the Port of Charleston’s Hugh K. Leatherman terminal following a new landmark labour…
The Port of Prince Rupert has expanded its shore power capacity to DP World Prince Rupert’s Fairview Container Terminal. New electrical infrastructure was installed at the terminal’s north berth and…
Container volume at the Port of Houston grew by double digits in November, reaching a total throughput of 348,950 TEU. This reflected an 11 per cent year-on-year increase from November 2021. It was…
The Port of Los Angeles has awarded $6 million to two trucking companies to accelerate the transition to zero-emission drayage trucks. The funds will support the port’s efforts in developing 22…
A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) has announced a new cold storage facility planned for Flatholmen quay in Aalesund, Norway. The new facility is specifically constructed to satisfy the demands of the…
