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The port of Hamburg in Germany is in the grip of a large-scale strike

The German port of Hamburg is in the grip of a large-scale strike, and freight forwarders have issued a warning

2024-09-06

The Port of Hamburg was once again in the grip of a large-scale strike on September 4, this time by workers in the port of Hamburg to demand more favorable wage contract terms. This action is expected to have a direct impact on all terminal operation

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The cause of the running aground of the INDIAN PARTNERSHIP ship of the Israeli shipping family has been found

2024-09-06

A fully loaded Capesize bulk carrier, the INDIAN PARTNERSHIP, ran aground off the east coast of Misor Island in Indonesia's southwestern Papua province.

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Based in Ningbo, SeaLead launches Far East India Djibouti route FID

2024-09-05

On September 4, SeaLead announced the launch of its new direct liner service, the Far East India Djibouti (FID) route, which will commence operations on September 5, 2024.

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Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd entered the charter market to expand the Gemini fleet

2024-09-05

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have become more active in the charter market, and the two companies are preparing to launch the "Gemini Partnership" program in February.

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Hong Kong handled 88.6 million tons of cargo in the first half of this year

In the first half of the year, Hong Kong completed 88.6 million tons of cargo throughput, an increase of 3.4%

2024-09-05

In the first half of this year, Hong Kong handled 88.6 million tons of cargo, up 3.4 percent year-on-year. Among them, the volume of imported goods and export goods were 56.1 million tons and 32.5 million tons, respectively, up 2.8% and 4.3% year-on-

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A plan by two giants to build the world's largest regional fleet has failed

2024-09-05

Long-mooted tie-up talks between Meratus, Indonesia's largest shipping group, and ABU Dhabi's AD Ports have broken down, failing to create a combined entity for one of the world's largest regional fleets as expected.

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The Ministry of Commerce announced an anti-dumping investigation against Canada

Defending legitimate rights and interests, the Ministry of Commerce announced the launch of anti-dumping investigations against Canada

2024-09-05

China will launch an "anti-discrimination investigation" into Canada's restrictions on electric vehicles, steel and aluminum imports, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce said on Wednesday. In addition, China will also launch anti-dumping investi

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The MSC container ship suffered severe weather damage to 305 containers

305 containers were damaged and MSC container ships were hit by bad weather

2024-09-05

The South African Maritime Safety Authority reported that MSC Shipping's MSC Antonia was hit by extreme weather off the coast of South Africa, resulting in the loss of 46 containers overboard and damage to 305. At the time of the incident, the ship w

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Canada also wants to impose a 100% additional tariff on Chinese ships in the shipping industry

2024-09-04

Canada has joined a growing list of shipbuilding nations taking aim at the world's dominant shipbuilders. Colin Cook, president and CEO of the Canadian Marine Industries and Shipbuilding Association (CMISA), has issued a strong call to the Ottawa gov

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MSC took over four container ships owned by Chinese liner Anfu Shipping

2024-09-04

MSC MSC took over four container ships owned by Chinese liner Anfu Line, which had sold all four of its container ships for cash. Although the specific transaction price of the four containers was not disclosed, it is expected that the sale will brin

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