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Maersk, Hoegh U.S.-flag units in deal Feb 21, 2008

On the heels of A.P. Moller Maersk's purchase last month of a 37.5 percent stake in Hoegh Autoliners, the U.S.-flag operations of the two companies -- Maersk Line Ltd. and Alliance Navigation, respectively -- are doing business together. Under a deal announced this week, two Hoegh/Alliance ships have been transferred from the Norwegian Internationa...

Rickmers-Linie increases frequency of its Pearl String Feb 20, 2008

Rickmers-Linie said it would add an additional vessel to its round-the-world pearl string breakbulk and heavy-lift service. The company said it had chartered for two years the 30,000-deadweight-ton Cape Darby, which it said was a near sister" to the ships currently in the service. The vessel will be renamed Rickmers Houston before being phased into ...

Seaspan profits down after interest rate swap agreementsFeb 20, 2008

New York-listed non-operating vessel owner Seaspan today reported fourth quarter net loss of $20 million and full year loss of $10.4 million, compared to profits of $10.5 million in the fourth quarter 2006 and $37.1 million for all of 2006. The company's net losses includes the non-cash unrealized loss of $37.6 million and $72.4 million, respectively, ...

FEFC eastbound volume up 4.8% in 2007 despite 4th quarter dip Feb 20, 2008

A fourth quarter decline in Europe to Asia container volumes dampened Far Eastern Freight Conference ocean carriers annual eastbound growth. For the full year 2007, the FEFC's eastbound volume rose 4.8 percent to 3.35 million TEUs, up from 3.2 million TEUs in 2006. On a regional basis, box traffic from North Europe to the Far East in 2007 increased 4.3...

Port of Tacoma announces shift of management responsibilitiesFeb 20, 2008

As the Port of Tacoma grows, our success will be based on three factors: We have to take care of our customers, build a foundation for growth and be a good neighbor, said Port of Tacoma Executive Director Timothy J. Farrell. With these factors in focus, the Port of Tacoma has announced a shift of management responsibilities. Our growth plans, customer...

Major problems at Southampton Container Terminal continueFeb 20, 2008

One month ago today (18 January) a crane accident at Southampton Container Terminal forced the near shut down of the UK's second largest container port.  One crane was broken and others had to be taken out of service for safety checks. One month on, the terminal still has only five out of 11 cranes operating.  Near normal working conditions are not now...

Guaranteed delivery of full container loadsFeb 19, 2008

APL Logistics is introducing guaranteed delivery of full container loads from Asia to the US, Exim News Service reported. Named APL Guaranteed Continental, the new service connects the ports of Shanghai, Hong Kong, Chiwan and Yantian with any US zip code. The service guarantees delivery of full container load cargo on specified dates, or shippers will ...

World Shipping (China) Summit 2008 to Take Place in DalianFeb 19, 2008

World Shipping (China) Summit, the prominent yearly event for the World shipping circle jointly organized by China Ocean Shipping (Group) Company, China Maritime, Drewry Shipping Consultants Limited (UK), the Journal of Commerce (USA) and Dalian Municipal People's Government, will be held alongside Shiport China 2008 on November 6.7, 2008 in Dalian under ...

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