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Singapore’s largest liner joins World Shipping Council

Singapore’s largest liner joins World Shipping Council

Singapore’s largest containerline Pacific International Lines (PIL) has joined the Washington-based liner lobby group, the World Shipping Council (WSC). As part of the move, PIL’s chief executive, Lars Kastrup, who also previously held leading positions at APL, CMA CGM and AP Moller-Maersk, will join the WSC board. “PIL is pleased to become a member of the World Shipping Council and…

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MSC eyes Vietnamese megaport project

MSC eyes Vietnamese megaport project

Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) is involved in plans to develop Vietnam’s largest box port complex. Terminal Investment Limited (TIL), MSC’s port subsidiary, has tied up with Vietnam National Shipping Lines and Saigon Port, to press ahead with a massive transhipment hub in Can Gio, to the south of Ho Chi Minh City. The port proposal has been sent to Pham…

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Drewry: Beginning of the End for Container Shipping’s Bull Run

Drewry: Beginning of the End for Container Shipping’s Bull Run

Container shipping’s pandemic-fueled boom cycle has undoubtedly taken a turn in recent months, but lingering congestion is likely to prevent a swift return to normal, says Drewry in its latest Container Forecaster report published Thursday. Falling demand has driven container spot freight rates lower on a weekly basis over the last four months and high inflation is eroding confidence that volumes will…

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MSC enhances its transpacific network

MSC enhances its transpacific network

The Swiss/Italian container line MSC has upgraded its transpacific network, connecting Asia and the United States, launching a new service and updating two existing ones. MSC is expected to commence its new Zephyr service in mid-July. However, it is still subject to regulatory approval. The world’s largest container shipping company said this new weekly service will enable them to offer…

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Shifl sees possible further reduction in freight rates

Shifl sees possible further reduction in freight rates

Freight rates, and especially the spot market ones, have fallen sharply since the beginning of the year, driven by declining consumer demand in the US market, according to the digital freight forwarding platform Shifl. Reaching highs in January 2022, at approximately US$17,000-18,000 / 40′ from China to the US West Coast, container shipping rates have risen to around US$7,000-8,000 /…

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