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MSC outstripping rivals on new capacity for 2025: Alphaliner

Mediterranean Shipping Co. is furthering its lead in vessel tonnage so far this year as it absorbs more than double the amount of new capacity added by No. 2 carrier Maersk.

US retailers upgrade import forecast after tariff deadline extended to Aug. 1

But the mini rush will be short-lived, with imports falling month to month between August and November, the National Retail Federation and Hackett Associates said in their latest Global Port Tracker.

India-US ‘Indamex’ string drops Charleston, adds more ships to bolster reliability

The moves by CMA CGM were made to improve westbound transit times that remain a challenge due to ongoing vessel diversions around southern Africa.

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