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President Akimitsu sees MOL springing up after hunkering down Apr 9, 2010

HAVING emerged from a period of retreat by cutting tonnage, Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL) has decided to accelerate to greater profit, according to company president Akimitsu Ashidad. "Let us keep making every effort to reach a consolidated ordinary profit of JPY100 billion (US$1.05 billion) for FY2010, and a consolidated ordinary profit of JPY150 billion FY2012...

Greenpeace forces NYK Orion to surrender whale meat at Rotterdam Apr 9, 2010

NYK LINE's 9,120-TEU NYK Orion has surrendered seven containers of whale meat from 13 finback whales to Dutch officials at the Port of Rotterdam enroute from Iceland to Japan. A demonstration by Greenpeace protesters, which involved chaining themselves to the mooring ropes, induced the shipping line to surrender the cargo to Dutch officials. Environmen...

Laid-up tonnage in world box fleet edges downward to 8.9pc Apr 9, 2010

LAID-UP containerships have fallen to 8.9 per cent of the global fleet, dropping below nine per cent for the first time since February 2009, according to Paris-based Alphaliner's fortnightly survey. This is in spite of the anticipated 150,000 TEU in new deliveries this month, because new services and service resumptions are expected to employ 60 vessels ...

CTSA hikes currency surcharge back to 6pc on May 1Apr 9, 2010

CANADA Transpacific Stabilisation Agreement member lines have announced a May 1 increase in their currency adjustment factor charge, which is a return to the previous six per cent, having dropped it to five per cent this month from the six per cent charged in March. CTSA members include APL, Cosco, Evergreen, Hapag-Lloyd, Hyundai Merchant Marine, "K" Line...

APL records revenue, rate, volume increases into March Apr 9, 2010

SINGAPORE's Neptune Orient Lines recorded a year-on-year 37 per cent increase in container traffic to 189,000 FEU for its APL unit because of higher volumes from transpacific and intra-Asia trades for the four-week period to March 5. APL throughput in January and February increased 52 per cent to 496,600 FEU. Average revenue per FEU was eight per cent up...

OOCL intra-Asia BAF increases to India, Pakistan, Mideast Apr 9, 2010

HONG KONG's Overseas Orient Container Line has announced a bunker adjustment factor (BAF) for cargo on intra-Asia trade lanes. Effective May 1, the BAF for traffic from China to south east Asia will remain at US$105 per TEU, but for traffic from China to Middle East, India and Pakistan will be revised to $275 per TEU for dry and $399 per cent TEU for ree...

Maersk to break even 2010, on 5pc volume hike, says CEO Kolding Apr 8, 2010

DANISH shipping giant Maersk expects to break even this year following substantial losses of US$2.09 billion in 2009 and is predicting an increase in container shipping demand of five per cent in 2010, upwardly revising its earlier forecast of a 3-4 per cent rise. Maersk Line CEO Eivind Kolding said container rates have increased since December and are dr...

Hoegh Autoliners appoints Jardine Shipping Services as agent Apr 8, 2010

NORWAY's ro/ro carrier Hoegh Autoliners has appointed Hong Kong's Jardine Shipping Services as its southeast Asia agent, it was announced recently. "Ten to 12 years ago, we had a very high level of activity in this area but after the tiger crisis, much of the cargo base disappeared. In 2009, we decided to take a closer look at certain markets. We were r...

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