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Maersk Line resumes seasonal NZ relay service Jan 21, 2011

Maersk Line is to re-activate its seasonal New Zealand relay (NZ 2) service connecting Tanjung Pelepas with Nelson, Napier and Auckland from February deploying two ships of 3,200 TEU.   The NZ 2 service adds to the NZ 1, which covers Auckland and Port Chalmers (with a wayport call at Brisbane), using four 4,100-TEU ships jointly contributed by Maer...

Carriers to cut back on transpacific tradeJan 20, 2011

The New World Alliance said today it would temporarily reduce capacity on selected transpacific trade services to coincide with Lunar New Year factory shutdowns in Asia. The three container shipping lines in the alliance – APL, Hyundai Merchant Marine and Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) – said the winter deployment program is expected to last at leas...

Japan export ship orders soar 162%Jan 20, 2011

Tokyo: Japanese export ship orders rose for the 13th consecutive month in December 2010, surging 162.1% year on year to 1,236,270 gross tons, according to figures released by the Japan Ship Exporters’ Association (JSEA) Tuesday. Japanese export ship orders totaled 11,153,401 gross tons in 2010, up 95.3% from the year before. The national received ...

NYK changes VLOC orders in DACOSJan 20, 2011

Dalian: Japanese liner Nippon Yusen Kaisha (NYK Line) announced the company has changed the vessel type that originally ordered at Dalian COSCO Shipbuilding Industry (DACOS) from two 300,000dwt VLOCs to three 200,000dwt capesize bulkers. The date for delivery is still in 2013 with no change. Currently, NYK is operating around 100 ships including 14 VLOC...

Anti-pirate laser designed to hide ships in sun-like glare Jan 20, 2011

A BRITISH defence company, BAE Systems, has developed a non-lethal laser system to blind pirates by creating a green shield at distances up to two kilometres to disorientate and temporarily blind attackers during day and night. The United Nations hopes the system will act as an effective cloak of cover to visually ward-off pirates who thicken up in the ...

The Containership Company Shanghai mulls index rate tie up Jan 20, 2011

CONTAINER carrier start-up The Containership Company (TCC) is discussing the possibility with customers of directly linking freight rates to something like the Shanghai Containerised Freight Index to avoid carrier-shipper friction and contractual defaults. In talks with customers, "there has been a very positive response", said TCC marketing chief Lars ...

Environment biggest challenge line faces, says Maersk chief Jan 20, 2011

NILS ANDERSEN, CEO of shipping giant AP Moller-Maersk, says the environment is the biggest challenge the company faces, he told London's Daily Mail in an extended interview. "We're working intensely on environmental matters, which we expect over time to be more important to the world and, hopefully, also to our customers," he told the newspaper that f...

CSAV box volume up 62pc, biggest gain on league table Jan 20, 2011

CHILEAN carrier Compania Sudamericana de Vapores' (CSAV) container volume increase 62 per cent year on year last year to 2.89 million TEU beating its 2008 historic high by 34 per cent. Despite robust volumes and its highest-ever monthly volume in December at 294,500 TEU, the carrier was impacted by rate erosion in the last four months of the year and e...

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