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Emirates adds south China calls to Asia-Africa loopMay 13, 2011

EMIRATES Shipping Line, has announced it will enhance its Asia/Africa loop (AFA) service by adding south China calls. The carrier will run four ships, averaging 1,968-TEU, on the following port rotation for the revamped AFA: Hong Kong, Shenzhen-Shekou, Singapore, Port Klang, Colombo, Mombasa, Tanga, Dar es Salaam, Singapore and back to Hong Kong. The n...

China coastal shipping suffers from overcapacity and high yuanMay 13, 2011

ABOUT 30 per cent of China's coastal shipping companies are suffering losses because of overcapacity and rising fuel prices, with inland shipping companies suffering worse with losses of up to 40 per cent. Rising oil prices and labour costs rise have driven demand down for cabotage, said China's vice president for transport Xu Zuyan despite a first qua...

Shanghai container index up on all routes, but Asia-EuropeMay 13, 2011

CONTAINER shipping rates have increased on three of the four main trade routes last week, according to the Shanghai Containerised Freight Index (SCFI). Only Shanghai-to-Europe rates fell to US$919 per TEU, compared with $925 the previous week while Shanghai-Mediterranean prices were up $1 per TEU to $914. Although rates on the Asia-Europe trade were do...

Quarterly loss at Hanjin as low rates, overcapacity eclipse rising vol...May 13, 2011

SOUTH KOREA's Hanjin Shipping has announced a first quarter operating loss of US$11 million despite a robust rise in revenue to $1.9 billion. "Despite the concern over the traditional slack season, total sales jumped 16.9 per cent year on year recording $1.96 billion due to increased cargo volume. Container division saw 19 per cent revenue increase to $...

Maersk increases piracy surcharge to US$200-$500 to pass on rising cos...May 13, 2011

DANISH shipping giant Maersk Line is increasing its "piracy surcharge" to US$200 to $500 per FEU from $100 to $400 on cargo passing through the Gulf of Aden and the Indian Ocean. Maersk Line makes 2,000 voyages a year through pirate-infested waters off the Horn of Africa and is now deploying larger ships, which while harder to board, are more expensive to...

OOCL and NYK cement charter deal for four 13,000-TEU shipsMay 13, 2011

HONG KONG's Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) and Japan's NYK Line have announced an agreement for the charter of four 13,000-TEU ships. "OOCL has exercised its option to order an additional four 13,000-TEU ships on top of the original order of six," said and NYK statement. "Out of the 10 ships, four will be chartered to NYK for a period of three y...

Ha Long shipbuilder launches 53,000 tones cargo ship to German partnerMay 12, 2011

The ship designed by Denmark-based Carl Bro Co meets the rules and regulations of the DMV International Registration Bureau (IRB) and latest International Convention on Maritime. Ha Long Shipbuilding Industry Ltd Co (under the Vietnam National Shipbuilding Industry Group-Vinashin) on May 10 successfully launched the 53,000 tone cargo ship-HL14 named Anna ...

Maersk forecasts global container shipping growth in 2011May 12, 2011

Danish shipping and oil group AP Moller-Maersk yesterday reported first-quarter net profit at the top end of expectations, helped by higher-than-expected freight rates and buoyant oil prices. The owner of Maersk Line, the world’s biggest container shipping firm, which has its UK head office in Liverpool city centre, reiterated that 2011 earnings wou...

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