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Maruba expands Asia-to-South America east coast serviceMay 30, 2008

Maruba has announced the June 20 launch of a new loop on its SEAS service between Asia and South America East Coast, in partnership with CSCL, CMA CGM and K LINE. The coverage of the SEAS service will be improved with the implementation of two complementary strings (SEAS I and SEAS II), operated each with 10 vessels of an average nominal capacity of ...

A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S's Lindoe shipyard to cut costs in bid to turn ...May 30, 2008

A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S's Lindoe shipyard, builder of the world's largest container ships, will cut costs and may lay off workers in an attempt to return to profit. Workers and management will need to meet a list of demands to improve productivity as earnings are hurt by a weak U.S. dollar and increased competition from Asian shipbuilders, the Odense...

Hapag-Lloyd upgrades Asia-Mexico servicesMay 30, 2008

The Hamburg-based shipping line Hapag-Lloyd will turn its weekly Asia-Mexico Express Service (AME) into twice weekly services with an amended port rotation from mid-June. This will give customers a further improvement in transport capacities with three additional ports calls at Qingdao, Xiamen and Hong Kong, as well as weekly departures from Ensenada...

Maersk repeats its backing for slow steamingMay 30, 2008

The world's largest container liner Maersk Line is backing slower slow steaming as a response to rising bunker costs. Slow steaming is an efficient way to reduce bunker consumption, lowering operational costs as well as cutting CO2 emissions, according to Jesper Praestensgaard, CEO Asia Pacific of AP Moller-Maersk. Bunker bills currently account...

FEFC carriers post modest April westbound growth May 30, 2008

Ocean carriers in the Far Eastern Freight Conference last month carried an extra 5.6 percent containers in the westbound Asia to Europe/Mediterranean trade. The FEFC said today its members?April westbound box volume was 813,098 TEUs, up from 770,315 TEUs in the same month last year. Broken down by region, the monthly Far East-to-North Europe volum...

Grimaldi to upgrade Europe/West Africa service with new ships May 30, 2008

Italy's Grimaldi Group said it will upgrade the sailing frequency of its North Europe/West Africa Southern Express service from 12 to eight days as it phases in new multipurpose ships from Croatian shipyard Uljanik. The 50,000-gross-ton Grande Angola will join the service after delivery in September. The vessel will be able to carry a mix of 2,000 veh...

Two resign from Horizon Lines amid Justice pricing probe May 30, 2008

U.S. Jones Act carrier Horizon Lines, embroiled in a U.S. Justice Department investigation into the pricing practices of certain domestic ocean carriers, said Wednesday that two employees involved in its Puerto Rico trade lane operations have submitted their resignation. The unnamed employees were two of six Horizon Lines staff already placed on admin...

STX designs 22,000-TEU monster boxship May 30, 2008

South Korea's STX Shipbuilding on Wednesday announced it has designed a 22,000-TEU containership that it claims will reduce per container shipping costs by 40 percent. The 460-meter-long, 60-meter-wide ship would become the largest of its type. It will be available in one- or two-propeller configurations and be capable of speeds of between 24 to 26 kn...

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