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ICS: ACP Canal Fee Increase 'Unacceptable'

Plans to increase toll charges for the Panama Canal are ‘rushed, excessive and likely to cause further problems for shipping companies’ given the fragile state of economic recovery,

Nigerian Port Container Throughput Up in Q1 2012

Nigerian port growth boosted by investment, results in surge last year of number of container vessels & container traffic in first quarter 2012 Nigerian

ACP: Public Hearing on Canal Toll Adjustments

The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) held a public hearing in the Ascanio Arosemena Center in Balboa, Panama, on its proposal to modify the Panama Canal pricing structure

Container Volume April Decline in Port of Savannah

Port of Savannah reports that container volume fell 4.2 per cent to 248,886 TEU in April 2012, while RoRo volumes rose at Port of Brunswick The Port of Savannah,

Irish Port Hosts UNCTAD Training for Developing Countries

Port of Cork is host to a United Nations capacity building programme on international trade The 'TrainForTrade' Port Training Programme focussing on ‘Modern

FMC: Power, Enforcement and – Your Risk

Don’t Risk an Expensive Run-in with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission.   For the first time in years, the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (“FMC”)

APS Stevedoring Starts Portland Auto Terminal

APS Stevedoring LLC, an auto and general/breakbulk cargo stevedoring company headquartered in Long Beach, Calif., recently added to its terminal and stevedoring

SBS Worldwide Appoints New Operations Manager

Global transportation provider SBS Worldwide has appointed Lars Hansen as Regional Vice President of Operations, South East USA. Mr. Hansen will play a key role

Norwegian Shipowners Sign-up for 'E-invoicing' Service

Four  major Norwegian shipowners have signed up for  E-invoicing services through the ShipServ TradeNet platform in the last month Bergen-based Utkilen ,

Container Industry Needs to Improve Says Report

Industry-wide vessel container service schedule reliability improved, but carriers’ service standards for some commercial processes fall short says Drewry's

Fujian, China, Ports Unfazed by Container Trade Dip

The Port of Xiamen, in Fujian, lifted 2.06 million TEU from January to April this year, an increase of 11.82%  year on year, nearby Fuzhou Port up 5% Port of Xiamen,

China's Tianjin Port & Singapore PSA to Collaborate

Tianjin Port Group (TPG) China, and Singapore's PSA International (PSA) have signed a "strategic cooperation framework agreement" to develop Tianjin Port So far,

Chinese Mega Ports Increased in Number in 2011

There were 26 ports in China handling over 100-million tons each by end of year 2011 The number of such ports was 22 in 2010, and 12 in 2006. Among the 26 100-million-ton handling capacity ports,

Maersk Hikes Latin America Freight Rate 30%

Container ship operators, Maersk Line, is increasing shipping charges on Latin America routes by 30% According to 'Newsroom Panama' the increase, announced May 17,

China Joint Venture for Cargotec

Cargotec has established a joint venture with Jiangsu Rainbow Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. to strengthen presence in China The joint venture RCI will build a new

Finally! At Last – Customs Admits Risk!

For many years the Congress, GAO, and I many times, have criticized Customs and Border Protection (CBP) or not addressing or even acknowledging the security risks

ELearning: Expanding in the Maritime Industry

Like it or not, eLearning is transforming maritime training. People may argue its merits and applications, but there is no arguing that it is here to stay. As eLearning

Aircraft Carrier on the Move

The 6,000 tonne hull section of HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH, known as Lower Block 02, will set off on its four day journey to Rosyth on Monday 21 May.   The forward

DP World Leaders Inspects West African Terminal

DP World Chairman and Vice Chairman make an inspection tour of their DP World DakarTerminal During their visit to the Senegalese capital, Mr Bin Sulayem and Mr

A.P. Møller - Mærsk Q1 Pre-tax Profit Plunge

A.P. Møller - Mærsk Q1 2012 reports plunge in pre-tax profit, sees slightly lower 2012 result Denmark-based conglomerate A.P. Moeller-Maersk A/S reported

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