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MOL and Coscon take deliveries of newbuildings Jun 22, 2010

MITSUI-OSK Lines (MOL) has taken delivery of the MOL Maxim, one of ten 6,724-TEU ships ordered from Mitsubishi in two stages in October 2006 and October 2007. The MOL Maxim is the fifth ship to be built in the series since March 2009, after the MOL Maestro, MOL Magnificence, MOL Matrix and the MOL Majesty. The MOL Maxim is destined to join the New W...

Maersk redeploys laid-up ships get empties where they're neededJun 22, 2010

DENMARK's shipping giant, Maersk Line, is deploying laid-up ships to reposition empties where they are needed - as well as ordering new boxes and leasing old ones, according to the UK's Handing Shipping Guide. Maersk management board member Lars Reno Jakobsen said the company expects the equipment shortage to last through the third quarter of this yea...

'K' Line-MOL Far East-US loop calls at Jaxport via SuezJun 22, 2010

THE Jacksonville Port Authority has welcomed the maiden call of the 5,610-TEU Suez Canal Bridge, one ship in the new rotation of weekly calls at the TraPac Container Terminal at Dames Point. The new all-water service, jointly operated by TraPac parent MOL and "K" Line, will move cargo from Asia to the US east coast, including Jacksonville, via the Suez ...

DHL launches Shanghai-Keelung direct LCL service Jun 22, 2010

DHL today announced the launch of its direct less than container load (LCL) weekly service from Shanghai to Keelung in Taiwan, enhancing its cross-strait connectivity. Danmar Lines, DHL Global Forwarding’s in-house carrier, is operating the new service. With cargo shipped directly from Shanghai to Keelung instead of being routed via Hong Kong, cus...

Maersk starts container productionJun 21, 2010

AP Moller-Maersk said that in response to an equipment shortage, Maersk Line has initiated production of new containers and leasing of containers, Dow Jones reported. Maersk has also re-activated laid-up container ships to assist in repositioning containers as fast as possible from e.g. the east coast of North America and Latin America to Asia. The cont...

Asian demand results in container shortfall for MaerskJun 21, 2010

Copenhagen: Unusually high demand for shipping from Asia after the Chinese New Year has resulted in space and container constraints onboard Maersk vessels. Lars Reno Jakobsen, head of Network and Product and a member of Maersk Line's management board said, "The present market situation is unique. The (vessel) utilisation rates have been much higher in the ...

VLCC rates at five-month highJun 21, 2010

Singapore: Asian demand has helped drive very large crude carrier (VLCC) rates to a five-month high. VLCC rates from the Arabian Gulf to the Far East pushed past the W100 mark last week for the first time since February. Rates have jumped from $41,800 per day at the start of June to $78,900 daily. Rates have been rising since late May and delays at Chinese ...

APL new Tallinn feeder; Team Lines starts Scandinavian-Spanish one Jun 21, 2010

SINGAPORE'S Neptune Orient Lines' (NOL) container unit APL is about to start a Baltic feeder service linking Hamburg and Bremerhaven to Tallinn in Estonia, using the chartered US-flag 575-TEU National Glory. Tallinn is currently served with APL's Northern Baltic Express (NBX) service, which also covers St Petersburg. In the meanwhile, Team Lines ...

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