Tag: shipping

The coronavirus pandemic dealt a severe blow to global merchandise trade. Data from weekly port calls by container ships show early but uneven signs of recovery.

CIX will begin its new port rotation from Xingang on 20 October

Just over a year after its launch in August 2019, Maersk’s AE19 ocean-rail product from Asia to Europe becomes a permanent weekly service responding to increased customer demand.

The improvement of the JTS service will enable Yang Ming to optimize its competitiveness between Japan, Taiwan, South China, and Southeast Asia.

Matching grants bring total to $5.9 million for 23 projects across 18 U.S. states and territories

Reefer traffic continues to shift from the dwindling specialised vessel mode to fully cellular containerships.

The British Ports Association has launched a new initiative looking at the implications of autonomous shipping for UK ports, including a call for evidence from interested parties.

An international relief initiative to send medical equipment and essential goods and products.

Gaining full-scale capability and coverage in Northern Europe, Mediterranean, Northern Africa, Middle East & the Indian Subcontinent and Asia

However, as a consequence of the restructuring, NORDEN will unfortunately part ways with 25 colleagues in Copenhagen, Manila and Mumbai.

The pandemic has disrupted supply chains around the world. It presents vast logistics challenges everywhere. But there are solutions. And at their heart are technology and people – and the tools, communications and data that link them.

Like many other parts of the economy for which direct electrification of battery use is not economically viable, shipping can use renewable energy stored as hydrogen or a variant of hydrogen.