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Swaping slots on loop service
20 Mayıs 2013 Pazartesi 18:06
BANGKOK's Regional Container Line (RCL) is to swop slots on the China-Jebel Ali leg of Far East-Middle East service, FMX/AGX 2, operated jointly by Hanjin, UASC and CSAV Norasia.
Asia SAEC Service Reshuffles
SIX shipping giants, CMA CGM, Maersk, Hamburg Sud, CSAV, China Shipping and Hanjin, will restructure Far East to South America east coast services with three new joint strings from July.
US$1,000 per TEU July 1 raise
GERMANY's Hapag-Lloyd, the world's sixth largest carrier, has announced it will increase the rates for westbound Asia-Europe trade by US$1,000 per TEU with effect from July 1.
OOCL hikes rate US$200/TEU
HONG KONG's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) will implement an Asia to New Zealand rate hike of US$200 per TEU from July 1.
First Port Call in Busan
On 30 April, Ebba Maersk made her first port call in Busan, South Korea. The vessel, with a capacity of 15,001 TEU, is now including Busan on the AE10 service to North Europe.
MOL starts Asia-Mexico Express
JAPAN's biggest carrier MOL has announced its new Asia-Mexico Express Service (AME) by offering a new weekly service operated by Hapag-Lloyd, departing Ningbo on June 24.
Majors shift to Suez
THE Panama Canal expects a 2.4 per cent loss in Asian cargo volume this fiscal year as major shipping lines shift to the Suez Canal to reach the consumer rich-US east coast, the canal administrator said.
To replace current SZX loop
SINGAPORE's APL, the world's ninth largest carrier, recently announced it will revamp its transpacific service by using its AZX service to replace the current SZX loop in late May.
Maersk to raise rates from June
MAERSK Line will increase rates for dry shipments on its trade from the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent to East Africa starting June 1.
Bahri Abha Makes Its Maiden Call
The National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (Bahri) announced that its General Cargo Vessel Bahri Abha made its maiden call to Jacksonville Port Blount Island Marine Terminal on 6th May 2013 to load vehicles and other cargoes headed to the Middle East.
30-day Panama service
ZIM America has announced it is revising the port rotations of its ZCP Shanghai-Norfolk service to include the Port of Virginia from June 15 with the sailing of the 4,839-TEU Zim Mediterranean.
ZIM Includes Port of Norfolk
ZIM announced that ZIM Container Service Pacific (ZCP) is adding the port of Norfolk to its route, starting mid-June.
New Russia-Finland service
HANJIN Shipping has announced that it is launching a new Russia-Finland (RFS) service from the middle of May that will be jointly operated with Cosco and Yang Ming Marine Transport Corp, with each partner providing one 1,300 TEU vessel.
Bumps up to 9,000-TEUers
EVERGREEN and Cosco have begun to replace their eleven 3,400-TEU to 4,200-TEU ships with the first vessel replacement of two in the 8,000-9,000-TEU range to join the Far East-East Coast South America service (ESA).
Sails from Jiangsu to US
A Dutch semi-submersible specialised heavy lift vessel Tyer carrying four large container cranes sailed from Jiangsu's Nantong to the United States of America, reports Xinhua.
G6 to launch two new services
CONTAINER shipping lines belonging to the G6 Alliance (APL, Hapag-Lloyd, HMM, MOL, NYK and OOCL) are commencing two new Far East-US east coast services via Suez starting May 17 with slots taken by Zim.
New ships on Asia-Europe run
EVERGREEN LINE's tenth and eleventh 8,452-TEU newbuildings in a total series of 30 L-type containerships have been put into service on the carrier's Far East-Europe routes.
Evergreen changes services
TAIWAN's Evergreen is making changes to its transpacific service network by starting a weekly direct service linking central China with the US west coast and arranging slot exchanges with partners.
Rickmers-Linie heavylift ships
RICKMERS-LINIE's multi-purpose heavy lift vessel, the Baltic Winter, has successfully transported from Bangladesh to Denmark a 470 tonne, 50-metre-long ferry with a breadth of 11 metres that is capable of carrying 28 cars and 147 passengers.
Humboldt joins Asia-Europe
THE CMA CGM Alexander Von Humboldt, a 16,000-TEU newbuilding owned by the French shipping line but sailing under the British flag, has made her debut on the Asia-Europe tradelane, departing from Busan and deployed on the French Asia Line (FAL 1) service.
SeaSpan orders ChartCo
INDEPENDENT owner of container ships, SeaSpan Corporation, has placed an order with ChartCo to fit its navigation data management system across the entire fleet after a period of evaluation and trials.
OTHER NEWS
Manchester Ship Canal expands
Evergreen Marine to add 2 ships
Europe-east coast US routes
To relaunch Asia-WCSA service
Evergreen adds to rotation
Expansion will boost trade
Hamburg Sud ups rates
UPS adds Western Europe
From Jilin to Vladivostok
New shipping service Thailand
Pipavav starts receiving vessels
"Xinlanhai" ferry service returns
Decries reform-minded review
CMA-Hapag to enter joint service
UASC collaborates with CSCL
Ssteady growth rate holds
Norway and Russia prepare
Development attracts industry
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Urgent action still required
CONTINUING recession in Europe is badly timed for ocean carriers with deliveries of an armada of ultra large container vessels coming before the end of the year, says analysts at Drewry Maritime Research in London.
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New Hydroplane Route
According to Melih Gökçek, metropolitan municipality mayor of Ankara, there will be a new flight route between Turkeys Metropol Istanbul’s Golden Horn and Turkeys Capital Ankara’s Golbasi.
ANALYSIS
New investors needed to help
THE collapse of the German KG ship financing system leaves a hole in the small box ship market, which needs to be filled, particularly as smaller vessels need to be more fuel efficient and eco-friendly, says Drewry Maritime Research.
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