New Dalian-Mexico Shipping Route Unveiled
Is the New Dalian-Mexico Shipping Route a Game Changer? The inauguration of a direct container shipping route from Dalian, China, to Mexico marks a significant milestone in global trade. This route, launched by OOCL CHENNAI, is set to streamline logistics between the two regions, enhancing efficiency and reducing transit times. This development is expected to […]
Container Trading and Shipping Rates Show Stability in 2024
Can container trading and shipping rates finally catch a break? After a turbulent few years, container trading and shipping rates have shown moderate stability for the first time in 2024. But is this the calm before another storm, or are we finally seeing the industry settle? In 2024, the container trading and shipping industry experienced […]
China Leads with World’s Largest All-Electric Container Ships
The Future of Shipping: Are All-Electric Container Ships the Answer? China has introduced the world’s largest all-electric container ships, setting a new benchmark in sustainable maritime transport. With the shipping industry responsible for nearly 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions, these innovative vessels represent a significant step toward reducing the environmental impact of shipping. Powered […]
Tragic Fire on Maersk Container Ship Results in Seafarer’s Death
Did a fire on a Maersk container ship really lead to the loss of a seafarer’s life? In a tragic incident, a fire aboard a Maersk container ship has claimed the life of one seafarer. The blaze, which broke out under mysterious circumstances, caused significant damage to the vessel. Despite the crew’s efforts to contain […]
Zeebrugge Strengthens Its Status as a North Sea Deep-Sea Port
Ever wondered how Zeebrugge continues to uphold its reputation as a deep-sea port on the North Sea? Zeebrugge has once again proven its capability to handle some of the world’s largest container ships. The Ever Greet, an ocean giant measuring nearly 400 meters in length, successfully docked at the West Flanders port, surpassing previous draft […]
New Storage Facility Plans for Port Glasgow
What’s the buzz about the new storage facility proposed in Port Glasgow? Port Glasgow is set to see a significant addition to its infrastructure with plans for a new storage facility being submitted for approval. This development aims to address the increasing demand for storage solutions in the area. Plans have been submitted for a […]
The Mystery of the City Park Shipping Container: What’s Inside?
Article first appeared in the Telegraph & Argus Why has a mysterious shipping container appeared in Bradford’s City Park? A seemingly abandoned shipping container has appeared out of nowhere in Bradford’s City Park, causing a buzz among locals and visitors. The unexpected arrival has sparked curiosity and a plethora of theories ranging from art installations […]
Ocean container traffic surpasses pre-COVID level
Shipping analysts say ocean freight traffic is poised to remain at a high level through the end of the year; containers could become scarce in North America. The article first published at Recycling Today Snarls in global supply chains caused by COVID-19 and accompanying restrictions at the start of this decade led to speculation about […]
Xeneta Reports Peaking of Ocean Container Spot Rates
Date: 16 July 2024 on GCaptain.com Is the surge in ocean container spot rates finally reaching its peak? Summary: Recent data from Xeneta indicates that ocean container spot rates are stabilising after a period of significant increases. On 15 July, average spot rates from the Far East to the US East Coast rose by 3.7%, […]
Spiralling ocean container shipping market set to peak, but will not bring an end to shippers’ problems
15 Jul 2024 | by MHW Magazine Team | News, Supply Chain The dramatic spike in the ocean freight container shipping market is reaching its peak as importers push back against spiralling spot rates. Data released by Xeneta today, Monday, shows average spot rates from the Far East to US East Coast increased by 3.7% on 15 July to […]
