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Home > Tradeline News > Entries tagged container shipping
  • As Fires Spike on Boxships, Focus Turns to Dangerous Goods Carriage

    Posted April 25, 2019

    Under International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Following an above average period of disasters, shipping lines have formed a joint industry project to develop best practices for carriage of dangerous goods over the course of a three-month trial period.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: container shipping,maritime cargo,dangerous goods,risk management,fire prevention,cargo incident notification system, cins,american bureau of shipping, abs

  • Air Pollution in Shipping: The Further Reduction of SO2 Emissions 2020

    Posted April 23, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    With the IMO’s new regulations limiting sulphur emissions now less than eight months away, shippers should be prepared for wide ranging effects including possible service disruptions and price volatility.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: international maritime organization, imo,imo 2020,low-sulfur fuel,bunker fuel,climate change,carbon emissions,international convention for the prevention of pollution from ships, marpol,container shipping,global logistics

  • Ocean Carriers Need ‘Significantly Higher’ Surcharges to Offset IMO 2020 Costs: Study

    Posted March 01, 2019

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    According to new research, ocean carriers will need to “impose significantly higher fuel surcharges in 2019 and beyond” in order to maintain margins and cope with the impending costs of low-sulfur regulations.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: ocean carriers,container shipping,international maritime organization, imo,low-sulphur fuels,imo 2020,fuel costs,fuel surchages,ghg, carbon emissions, climate chanage

  • Maersk Announces Acquisition of Vandegrift

    Posted February 13, 2019

    Under Logistics & Supply Chain Issues, U.S. Customs Issues

    Danish shipping giant A.P. Møller-Maersk has acquired Vandegrift Inc., a U.S. customs broker with a dozen offices headquartered in New Jersey, as part of its strategy to become an integrated logistics provider.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: a.p. moller–maersk group,container shipping,vandegrift inc.,u.s. customs brokers,mergers & acquisitions,global logistics

  • Ocean Carriers Adjust Networks for 2019

    Posted December 21, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Ocean carriers announced a series of network shifts this week, as the members of 2M and THE Alliance adjust their capabilities to match demand trends expected in 2019 and prepare for IMO 2020.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: container shipping,maritime cargo,container shipping alliances,the alliance,2m alliance,economic forecasts,global logistics,global trade,imo 2020,international maritime organization, imo,low-sulfur fuel

  • Moody’s Downgrades Maersk’s Credit Rating Amid Fears for Box Shipping Sector

    Posted December 10, 2018

    Under Economic Issues, International Trade Issues, Logistics & Supply Chain Issues

    Maersk’s investment bonds were cut by the bureau to one grade above junk status based on growing concerns about “significant downside risks facing the container shipping industry” in the coming year.  Continue Reading

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    Tags: container shipping,maritime cargo,ap møller-maersk,moody's investor service,investment bonds,credit rating,economic forecast,bunker fuel surcharge,oil prices,international maritime organization, imo,low-sulphur fuels,carbon emissions,global trade,global logistics,trade wars,trade disputes,china

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