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What Happens When Containers are Lost at Sea?

What Happens When Containers are Lost at Sea?

By Clear Seas
January 12, 2022
There was a brisk wind blowing off Canada’s Pacific coast as the small boat approached the beach on its perilous mission. Cold, salty sea-spray was blowing back, stinging the faces of the volunt...
Maersk Exercises Option for Additional Methanol-Fueled Containerships

Maersk Exercises Option for Additional Methanol-Fueled Containerships

By The Maritime Executive
January 10, 2022
Maersk is contracting for four additional 16,000 TEU container ships from Hyundai Mipo shipyard as part of its order for new vessels capable of operating on methanol originally announced in August 202...
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Maritime Industry to Discuss Decarbonization in Hamburg

By ALJ Group
January 10, 2022
On June 21-22, 2022, the 3rd Decarbonizing Shipping Forum will gather major shipowners, service providers, research, and government bodies for two days of knowledge sharing and networking in Hamburg....
Port Everglades Sets New Record for Container Moves

Port Everglades Sets New Record for Container Moves

By The Maritime Executive
January 7, 2022
Florida’s Port Everglades is reporting a strong start to its fiscal new year setting several records in its cargo operations. Port officials are highlighting the achievements as they said the ca...
MSC Recognized as World’s Largest Container Line Surpassing Maersk

MSC Recognized as World’s Largest Container Line Surpassing Maersk

By The Maritime Executive
January 5, 2022
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) started the new year recognized as the world’s largest containership company by capacity. Data analysts and consultancy Alphaliner updated its ranking of the...
Cruise Lines Suspend Brazilian Operations Due to Government Actions

Cruise Lines Suspend Brazilian Operations Due to Government Actions

By The Maritime Executive
January 4, 2022
The cruise industry has decided to temporarily suspend operations from Brazil for the next three weeks after an increasing number of COVID-19 cases among passengers and friction with the federal gover...
Maritime Executive

FMC to Investigate ONE’s Business Practices Related to Fees Charged

By The Maritime Executive
January 4, 2022
The U.S. Federal Maritime Commission filed a second notice regarding investigations into the business practices and fees charged by a larger ocean carrier. The latest action calls into question Singap...
With Government Support, Port of Oakland Works to Improve Ag Exports

With Government Support, Port of Oakland Works to Improve Ag Exports

By The Maritime Executive
January 3, 2022
The problems experienced by agricultural exports and especially the growers in California have been one of the consistent points of contention with carriers over the past year. In December, the U.S. D...
FMC Investigating Wan Hai as it Continues to Target D&D Fees

FMC Investigating Wan Hai as it Continues to Target D&D Fees

By The Maritime Executive
January 3, 2022
After repeated warnings over unfair fees and announcing investigations into the D&D charges from the major carriers, the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) on December 30, filed an order to st...
Brazilian Agency Advises Public to Avoid Cruise Ships Due to Omicron

Brazilian Agency Advises Public to Avoid Cruise Ships Due to Omicron

By The Maritime Executive
January 3, 2022
On Sunday, Brazilian national health agency Anvisa called on the public to voluntarily avoid cruise ships for at least the first few days of the new year. The warning follows after several medium-size...

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