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Trans-Pacific spot market enters winter lull
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
Spot rates in the eastbound Pacific edged lower this week, but another modest spike in freight rates is anticipated later this month.
Container lines
Rickmers Maritime to try again to gain restructuring support
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
The trustee-manager canceled a Nov. 9 vote on restructuring a bond because there were insufficient bondholders to form a quorum.
Container lines
Focus on container flow, not cost-cutting, to heal ailing industry
Bill Mongelluzzo, Senior Editor |
Container lines and shippers can fix what some consider to be a broken industry if they concentrate more on accelerating the flow of data and cargo and less on freight rates and cost-cutting measures.
Marine terminals
Container lines
Steady rise in Asia-Europe spot rates that pass $1,000 mark
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
Rising spot rates as 2016 winds down will not be enough to lift carrier margins back into profitability, but the upwards trend will be a welcome relief after a year to forget.
Container lines
Miami terminals seek alliance to jointly cooperate with container lines
Reynolds Hutchins, Associate Editor |
US regulators are reviewing a proposed agreement between two marine terminal operators at the Port of Miami that would allow the terminals to jointly negotiate terms and conditions with container lines — a first for the United States.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Pork powers Brazil meat export growth
Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent |
As the Brazilian currency, the real, has weakened, international demand for Brazilian meat has surged, with pork being the biggest beneficiary.
Container lines
Maersk, Evergreen seek Russian antitrust settlement
Eugene Gerden, Russia Special Correspondent |
Global container lines found guilty of cartel practices in the Russian market are seeking a settlement with Russian authorities in an attempt to avoid multi-million dollar fines.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Container lines
US shipper, trucker petition could trigger detention and demurrage relief
JOC Staff |
A broad range of US shippers, truckers, and transportation intermediaries are asking federal maritime regulators to consider creating a rule to prevent marine terminals and container lines from charging demurrage and detention fees.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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North American ports
Marine terminals
Container line mergers could force clean break from chassis control
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
Consolidation of container lines could spur them to finally make a clean break from control of intermodal chassis.
Container lines
Drayage
Marine terminals
THE Alliance teams with Zim on trans-Atlantic service
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
The members of THE Alliance on Wednesday announced a revamped Mediterranean-East Coast North America service via a link with Israeli ocean carrier Zim Integrated Shipping Service.
Container lines
APL drops GRIs for rate format agreed with EU
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
APL will drop its regular general rate increases and adopt the inclusive rate format that was agreed with the EU Commission in July by a host of carriers to resolve a long-running anti-trust probe.
Container lines
Rapid China-New Zealand trade growth spurs wider liner coverage
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
APL has expanded its China-New Zealand network as trade between the two countries almost tripled in the past decade.
Container lines
THE Alliance strips joint-contracting language from VSA
JOC Staff |
The original language would have expanded the antitrust immunity of container shipping alliances.
Container lines
India makes headway on abolishing shipping surcharges
India Special Correspondent |
Indian shippers who have been reeling from unpredictable demand may have some cost relief on the way after the Directorate General of Shipping and stakeholders moved a step closer to reaching an agreement over abolition of shipping surcharges.
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Transport, Trade and Regulation News
Higher operating costs to increase pressure on liners
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Higher costs for operating ships will only increase the financial pressure on container lines already struggling to keep their heads above red ink.
Container lines
Idle container ship fleet rockets on Hanjin collapse
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
The idle container shipping fleet has soared to 1.7 million twenty-foot-equivalent units this year.
Container lines
US shippers resisting major trans-Pacific contract rate hikes
Bill Mongelluzzo and Mark Szakonyi |
Unless something changes dramatically, container lines risk a repeat of the brutal 2015 to 2016 contracting season; deepening industry losses are set to approach $10 billion this year alone.
Container lines
Eastbound trans-Pacific spot rate slide belies strength
JOC Staff |
Eastbound trans-Pacific spot rates are sliding on the wind down of the peak season.
Container lines
Liners pushing for lower port fees face potential blowback
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Container shipping lines are “playing poker” with ports as their push for lower handling charges puts future terminal investments at risk, Drewry Shipping Consultants said.
Marine terminals
Container lines
Maersk sees Brazil container trade recovery on horizon
Rob Ward, Brazil Special Correspondent |
Maersk Line thinks Brazil’s shipping industry is in store for some Christmas cheer.
Container lines
Asia-Europe rates shoot up after stable November
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
Spot rates on the Asia-Europe trade have taken a sharp turn upwards, rising by 20 percent over the previous week.
Container lines
THE Alliance creates emergency fund in event of Hanjin scenario
Reynolds Hutchins, Associate Editor |
As shippers scrutinize carriers’ financial stability ahead of the 2016 to 2017 bidding season, the safeguards could provide those that deal with the THE Alliance some reassurances — and give alliance members a contracting edge.
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Maersk Line snaps up Hamburg Süd
Bruce Barnard |
Maersk Line ended weeks of speculation with an announcement that it had reached an agreement to buy Hamburg Süd.
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Credit agency: Maersk will acquire rival liner in 2017
Reynolds Hutchins, Associate Editor |
Fitch Ratings said Wednesday it expects Maersk Line to fulfill a long-anticipated takeover of a rival.
Container lines
El Faro data record transcript to be released mid-December
JOC Staff |
US federal safety investigators in mid-December will make public key information pertaining to the 2015 sinking of TOTE Maritime’s El Faro.
Container lines
Fesco revenue, profit collapse in weak Russian market
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Fesco’s revenue and profit is still collapsing.
Container lines
Asia-Europe shippers expect steep rise in 2017 contract rates
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
Shippers on Asia-Europe are struggling to predict the market as they engage with container lines in annual contract discussions.
Container lines
CMA CGM throws in bid for Hambürg Sud, analyst reports
Greg Knowler, Senior Editor Europe |
A sale of Hambürg Sud would end a year of intense consolidation in the liner shipping industry, with Maersk Line and now CMA CGM reportedly interested in buying the German carrier.
Container lines
FMC’s Doyle warns of alliance’s contracting power
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
US Federal Maritime Commission member William Doyle said the FMC should be “very cautious” about allowing container lines to use their alliances’ antitrust immunity to deal collectively with US service providers.
Transport, Trade and Regulation News
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Container lines
Hamburg Süd sale speculation mounts
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
A sale of the German liner by the Oetker conglomerate would accelerate the consolidation that has significantly reshaped the financially troubled industry this year.
Container lines
7-year-old container ship faces the scrap heap
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
The vessel's scrapping would beat the previous record for the youngest vessel sent to a demolition yard by three years.
Container lines
State aid undermining container shipping recovery
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Taiwanese government last week approved a $1.9 billion aid package for domestic carriers.
Container lines
EU approves Hapag-Lloyd-UASC merger
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
Merger will create the world's fifth-largest container line.
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Lessors: THE Alliance members shouldn’t jointly buy equipment
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
IICL says collective buying of containers, chassis would give alliance an unfair edge.
Container lines
Idle container ship fleet retreats from record high
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
The idle container ship fleet has retreated from a recent record high on accelerated scrapping of older tonnage and revived chartering of smaller ships, Alphaliner says.
Container lines
Hanjin: No US assets to compensate shippers
Hugh R. Morley, Senior Editor |
A Hanjin Shipping attorney told a federal court Tuesday that it has virtually no assets in the United States to compensate claimants who are fighting to preserve their claim rights if the court recognizes the carriers’ South Korean bankruptcy case.
Container lines
State earmarks $300 million for Philadelphia port improvements
Joseph Bonney, Senior Editor |
Pennsylvania’s state government plans to provide about $300 million during the next four years to double capacity of the port’s main container terminal and to expand and improve vehicle-handling and breakbulk terminals.
North American ports
Breakbulk News
Container lines
MSC: Discussions with HMM joining 2M continue
JOC Staff |
Mediterranean Shipping Co. said Tuesday that it’s still discussing allowing Hyundai Merchant Marine into the 2M Alliance, in direct contrast to its alliance partner, Maersk Line, telling the market Friday that a formal membership is off the table.
Container lines
Panama Canal overtakes Suez on Asia-US East Coast route
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
The Panama Canal has overtaken the Suez Canal as the favored transit route for carriers operating services between Asia and the US East Coast following the widening of the Central American waterway.
Container lines
International ports
EU to rule on Hapag-Lloyd-UASC merger
Bruce Barnard, Special Correspondent |
The merger would create the fifth-largest container line.
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