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- Ban on cruise ship sewage discharges near shellfish beds The NorthWest CruiseShip Association, an organization representing the cruise ships traveling to and from the Port of Seattle, has agreed to prohibit discharges of treated sewage w……
- Evergreen named best intra-Asia shipping line EVERGREEN Marine Corp. said it had been named the Best Shipping Line-Intra Asia for the fourth year. The honour was announced on the 22nd Annual Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awar……
- IRIS Lines stops pendulum, joins CSCL's AMX1 service IRIS Lines is scrapping its pendulum service which links Europe with the Middle East and Far East, 17 months after the launch of the service in January 2007. The shipping line plan……
- Hapag-Lloyd ends losing streak with Q1 profits HAPAG-LLOYD has posted first quarter operating earnings (underlying EBITA) of EUR 24 million (US$36.74 million), following a EUR33 million loss. First quarter revenues grew by 2.4 ……
- US box traffic expected to be below 2007 levels: Port Tracker CONTAINER traffic at major US retail ports is expected to remain at or below last year's levels owing to the nation's economic slowdown. The prediction was made by the monthly Port……
- Panama Canal Authority, Virginia ports sign trade promotion deal THE Panama Canal Authority (ACP) and the Virginia Port Authority (VPA) have reaffirmed an alliance to increase growth and trade, facilitate the flow of information sharing and prom……
- HAFFA names new chairman as forwarders face fresh challenges THE Hong Kong Association of Freight Forwarding and Logistics Limited (HAFFA) has re-elected Walther Nahr as its new chairman. Mr Nahr was previously chairman of HAFFA from 1988 to……
- Long Beach moves ahead with green port initiatives for ships SHIP operators calling at the US west coast Port of Long Beach are being encouraged to use low sulphur marine gas oil (MGO) in their main engines when in the port area as part of t……