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  • The outlook for the tanker market is poor

    Time: 2021-05-25 | Publisher: Kevin

    Tanker owners face many questions, including how to get out of a loss-making market, what fuels their ships will use in the future, and the long-term impact of climate change on the industry as a whole. A recent ABS webinar sought to address these issues and discuss the future of tankers together. Commenting on the "o...

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  • 洛杉矶港吞吐量持续上涨,拥堵情况有望得到缓解

    Time: 2021-05-18 | Publisher: Kevin

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  • Inland waterways in Europe are congested, and the carrier charges a surcharge

    Time: 2021-05-17 | Publisher: Kevin

    Congestion through northern Europe’s inland waterways increased again this week, with delays into Rotterdam almost doubling to wait times exceeding five days.Although not as dramatic, Antwerp also recorded an increase in waiting times, from 32 hours to 33 hours, according to barge operator Contargo, leaving shippers unable to move ...

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  • Suez Canal widening plan, the spring of the maritime industry is coming

    Time: 2021-05-14 | Publisher: Kevin

    On March 23 this year, the 20000TEU-class container ship "Longci" ran aground on the one-way channel south of the Suez Canal, causing blockage in both directions of the Suez Canal. After nearly 7 days of timely rescue, the "Long Ci" ship broke out of its stranding on March 29. This stranding caused a maj...

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  • Global shipping container shortage is unbelievable

    Time: 2021-05-08 | Publisher: Kevin

    Freight shipping has found itself in a unique situation where unforeseen events have left a global shortage of containers, which has had a domino effect down the supply chain, disrupting global trade. Early last year, when the Covid-19 pandemic began to spread, many countries began implementing national lockdown and ceasing the pr...

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  • The Port of Montreal strike further escalated

    Time: 2021-04-28 | Publisher: Kevin

    After a 72-hour notice was issued by the Port of Montreal Port Workers Association of Canada, it plans to start an indefinite strike at 7 a.m. local time on Monday (April 26), which marks a further escalation of labor disputes in the port.Continuing disputes in the Port of Montreal The Port of Montreal is Canada’s se...

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  • The amount and rates of the air cargo market are getting increased

    Time: 2021-04-26 | Publisher: Kevin

    Recently, the air cargo market has seen an unprecedented frenzy, and the price of cargo has continued to rise. Among them, the routes to the United States, in particular, have been most affected.A Chinese freight forwarder pointed out: "The volume of China's freight market is increasing every week. At present, in terms o...

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  • Trans-Pacific contract interest rates have fallen

    Time: 2021-04-23 | Publisher: Kevin

    The latest data shows that long-term contract rates have fallen slightly year-on-year.Xeneta, headquartered in Norway, collects nearly one million long-term contract rate data from shippers and carriers every month.Xeneta CEO Patrick Berglund issued a statement on Tuesday, saying, "Now, you can see some deficiencies."...

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