We would like to inform you about a terminal change for the Jakarta call on the Japan – Singapore – Jakarta Service (JSJ). Last vessel calling at Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT): Budapest Bridge V.044S/044N, ETA Jakarta on November 25, 2016 First vessel calling at PT. New Priok Container Terminal One (NPCT1): NYK Fuji V. […]
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THE Alliance Announces Planned Service Offering
31 services covering all East West trade lanes with short transit times / Fast shuttle services / Dedicated Middle East loop / 240 modern and most efficient ships / Comprehensive port coverage with over 75 ports in Asia, North Europe, the Mediterranean, North America and the Middle East The members of THE Alliance announced on […]
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Once a seaman, always a seaman: Captain Hans Trey and Seafaring
When asked where we should meet to talk, without missing a beat, Hans Trey answers: “In the International Maritime Museum.” After asking how long it would last and being told at least an hour, he responds: “That long, really?” But it ultimately turns out to be more than three hours. It was like time just […]
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When Lloyd went Underwater
The sea route across the Atlantic was under blockade – so Norddeutscher Lloyd had a submarine built during World War I. The incredible story of the submarine cargo ship “Deutschland”. Jules Verne, the French author who caused a sensation with his science fiction novels “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea” and “Around the World in […]
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Slam Dunk in the Cargo Hold
Basketball? You can (sometimes) even play it on board a container ship at Hapag-Lloyd… Some of the world’s best basketball players learned to dribble and shoot on the streets or in small “cages”, like the legendary West 4th Street Courts in New York’s Greenwich Village. The team on board the “Bremen Express” have now shown […]
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Hapag-Lloyd and UASC sign Business Combination Agreement
18-07-2016 – COMBINED COMPANY WILL RANK AMONG THE WORLD´S FIVE LARGEST LINER SHIPPING COMPANIES AND WILL OPERATE ONE OF THE MOST MODERN FLEETS IN THE INDUSTRY / COMPANY WILL OPERATE 237 VESSELS WITH TOTAL TRANSPORT CAPACITY OF AROUND 1,6 MILLION TEU / QATAR HOLDING LLC AND THE PUBLIC INVESTMENT FUND OF THE KINGDOM OF SAUDI […]
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Hapag-Lloyd AG is discussing a possible merger with Cia
Hapag-Lloyd AG is discussing a possible merger with Cia. Sud Americana de Vapores SA, Latin America’s biggest container shipping line, as the companies struggle to overcome a global trade slump that has left their industry in crisis. Talks are focused on whether “a possible business combination or any other form of association would be of […]
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Hapag-Lloyd to raise Asia-Europe rate US$500/TEU on January 6
HAPAG-LLOYD has announced a general rate increase of US$500 per TEU for all cargo and container types in the Far East westbound trade from East Asia to Europe from January 6. The general rate increase will apply to all shipments from East Asia (excluding Japan) to all north Europe and Mediterranean destinations, including the Black […]
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Container firms order new ships to gain economies of scale
Global container shipping companies have a strong appetite for new vessels, despite existing overcapacity, because they want to trade up to larger ships to benefit from economies of scale, according to shipping analysts. Shipping association Bimco expects total container shipping fleet capacity to grow by 5.9 percent in 2013, although estimates for the amount of […]
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G6 Alliance to Expand Coverage to Compete With P3
The G6 Alliance unveiled plans today to expand into the trans-Atlantic and Asia-U.S. West Coast trade lanes in a widely expected response to the proposed P3 Network partnership between the world’s three largest carriers, Maersk, Mediterranean Shipping Co. and CMA CGM. The G6 carriers — Hapag-Lloyd, NYK, OOCL, Hyundai Merchant Marine, APL and MOL — […]
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