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NOL Expects 1Q, Full-Year Loss
Peter Leach |
Neptune Orient Lines said today it expects to report a net loss of US$240 million for the first quarter of 2009, ended March 31 when it issues its final results on May 12.
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Long Beach Boxes Reach Five-Month High
JOC Staff |
The Port of Long Beach saw improvement in its slumping container traffic in March but loaded boxes at the port still fell 22.2 percent from the same month last year.
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Box Imports Fall Below 1 Million
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Import cargo volume at the nation’s major retail container ports hit its lowest level in seven years in February as the number of containers dropped below 1 million for the first time in half a
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Ship Orders in Japan Sink 47 Percent
Hisane Masaki |
Japanese export ship orders sank at their fastest pace in 16 years in fiscal 2008, which ended on March 31, as the global economic crisis that erupted last autumn dampened ship owners' demand for new
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Maersk Shifts to Seattle
JOC Staff |
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Idle Boxship Capacity Falls
Bruce Barnard |
Idled ocean container capacity fell for the first time in six months as carriers re-activated larger vessels amid a seasonal increase in cargo volume, but the jobless figures likely will surge again l
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Slide Show: Ports And the Economic Storm
Paul Page |
The docks that make up port cargo terminals, where millions of steel containers full of freight are transferred from ships to the shore or the other way around, are normally a death-defying place to b
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Long Beach OKs Terminals Overhaul
Peter T. Leach |
The Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners on Monday unanimously approved an exhaustive environmental study, paving the way for the port’s first major capital improvement project in more than
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Hyundai Adds Cranes in Tacoma
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Hyundai Merchant Marine will add two container cranes in May at their Washington United Terminals in Tacoma.
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Tokyo Container Trade Dropped in November
Hisane Masaki |
The number of foreign trade containers handled by the Port of Tokyo fell for the first time in three months in November last year on a year-on-year basis, edging down 1.1 percent to 313,559 TEUs.
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Beyond the Economic Horizon
Peter T. Leach |
It’s tough for George Adams, president of SA Recycling in Anaheim, Calif., to see much good about the global trading economy when scrap steel exports are down 30 percent this year.
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Vancouver Finds New Leadership
Alan Daniels |
When Robin Silvester left Canada four years ago for a leadership position at P&O Ports, Port Metro Vancouver was in the midst of a surge in business from an Asia export boom that fed the Pacific N
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Out of the Basement?
Peter T. Leach |
Some believe the housing sector that led the world into the economic slump may help lead the economy to recovery.
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Rotterdam Profit Soars 32 Percent, Port Braces for 2009
Bruce Barnard |
LONDON — The Rotterdam Port Authority’s income rose 32 percent in 2008 from a year ago on higher harbor dues as cargo traffic in Europe’s biggest container port hit an all time high.
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Falling Ship Orders Don’t Dent Overcapacity
Bruce Barnard |
LONDON — The containership order book is down to an 18-month-low, but ocean carriers and charter owners face rising overcapacity with shipyards poised to deliver hundreds of big vessels in the n
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Pacific Container Lines Seek Rate Floor
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Hoping to prevent further deterioration in ocean freight rates, shipping lines in the eastbound Pacific are attempting to scrap the spot rates that have crept into service contracts and to establish a
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Long Beach Honors 14 Container Shipping Lines
Bill Mongelluzzo |
The Port of Long Beach honored 14 shipping lines that led the industry in reducing their vessel speed within 20 miles of the coast in order to reduce harmful diesel emissions.
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Negotiators on U.S. Warship Talk to Pirates
Peter T. Leach |
The four Somali pirates who seized and then lost control of the Maersk Alabama continued to hold its skipper, Capt.
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Ro-ro Rolls Up at Jacksonville
Janet Nodar |
The Port of Jacksonville handled 656,805 vehicles during fiscal year 2008, a seven percent increase from FY 2007, making it the nation’s second busiest vehicle-handling port after New York/New J
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Maersk Alabama Heading into Port
Peter T. Leach |
The Maersk Alabama was heading to its original destination port of Mombasa, Kenya, a day after it was hijacked off Somalia's coast, CNN reported Thursday, quoting
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Rotterdam Container Traffic Plunges
Bruce Barnard |
Container traffic in Rotterdam plunged 16 percent in the first quarter of 2009 from a year ago as the global economic downturn impacted all liner services to Europe's biggest box port.
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U.S. Warship Reaches Maersk Alabama
Peter T. Leach |
A U.S. Navy destroyer, the USS Bainbridge, was in position near the lifeboat believed to be carrying the pirates and their hostage Capt. Richard Phillips.
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Maersk Alabama Captain Still Held Hostage
Peter T. Leach |
The captain of the Maersk Alabama, the U.S.-flag, Danish-owned container ship that was hijacked in the Indian Ocean early Wednesday morning and then retaken by its American crew, is still being held h
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U.S. Crew Retakes Maersk Alabama from Pirates
Peter T. Leach |
The American crew of the hijacked Maersk Alabama retook the containership Wednesday from the Somali pirates who seized it earlier in the day far off the Horn of Africa, Pentagon officials said.
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Car Carriers to Use MacGREGOR Equipment
Thomas L. Gallagher |
Cargotec subsidiary MacGREGOR provided a vehicle access outfit for a new Channel cruiseferry and won a separate contract in Japan to fit the first complete set of electrically-driven roll-on, roll-off
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Maersk Hikes Some Europe Rates
Peter T. Leach |
Maersk Line, pressing its effort to boost depressed ocean rates, announced price increases Tuesday for eastbound freight service from Northern Europe, North Africa and Mediterranean to the Middle East
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Zim Lost $322M
Bruce Barnard |
Zim Integrated Shipping Services swung to a $322 million loss in 2008 from a year-earlier profit of $23 million on higher fuel bills, a write off for reduced ship values and reduced fourth quarter car
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Terex to Acquire Fantuzzi
Bruce Barnard |
Terex agreed to a new deal to acquire the port equipment business of Italy's Fantuzzi Industries.
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Time for Ports to Act
Leticia Lozano |
A lot has changed at South American ports in the few months since the global recession struck.
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Time for Ports to Act
Leticia Lozano |
A lot has changed at South American ports in the few months since the global recession struck.
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Indian Port Cargo Grows 2 Percent
JOC Staff |
Consolidated cargo throughput at major ports in India grew by 2.13 percent in fiscal 2008-09, which ended March 31, according to the latest data released by the Indian Ports Association.
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Vancouver Boxes Fall Sharply
Courtney Tower |
Container handling through the Port of Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, fell off sharply in the first two months this year, about the same as for U.S.
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West Coast Containers Plunge
Bill Mongelluzzo |
Container volumes at West Coast ports took an especially troubling dive in February and every major gateway felt the pain.
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Nehru Box Volume Declines Marginally
JOC Staff |
Container traffic moving through India’s Port of Jawaharlal Nehru registered a marginal decline in fiscal 2008-09 ended March 31, according to latest traffic figures released by port management.
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Mixed Container Results for Japan Ports
Hisane Masaki |
Three major Japanese ports' container trade results were mixed in December, with Yokohama and Nagoya suffering continued declines while Osaka saw a slight rise despite the deep global economic downtur
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HHLA Earnings Break Record
Bruce Barnard |
HHLA, Hamburg's biggest container terminal operator, reported record earnings and revenue in 2008 but warned it expects a double digit decline in cargo this year.
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Boxship Lay-Ups Level Off
Bruce Barnard |
London -- The number of laid-up container ships stabilized over the past fortnight, breaking five months of steep increases, as ocean carriers re-activate idle vessels with the onset of the spring car
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Tokyo Container Trade Grew in October
Hisane Masaki |
The number of foreign trade containers handled by the Port of Tokyo rose for the second consecutive month in October last year on a year-on-year basis, increasing 3.4 percent.
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EPA Plans Clean-Air Zones
Joseph Bonney |
The Environmental Protection Agency on March 30 proposed creation of an emissions control area that would require ships to burn cleaner fuels within 230 miles (200 nautical miles) of U.S.
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APL Volume, Revenue Drop
Peter T. Leach |
APL’s container shipping volume plunged 21 percent and average revenue per 40-foot container dropped 16 percent in the four weeks from Feb.
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