Schedule reliability still on an upwards trend
According to Sea-Intelligence, global schedule reliability improved by 4.7% points month on month (M/M) in November 2022 and reached 56.6%.
Read moreAccording to Sea-Intelligence, global schedule reliability improved by 4.7% points month on month (M/M) in November 2022 and reached 56.6%.
Read moreDigital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) published a report analyzing how unexpected delays can ripple across the supply chain, and describes its effects.
Read moreOcean Network Express (ONE) and Google Cloud announced a new collaboration to include artificial intelligence (AI) across ONE’s business and deliver intelligent shipping innovations that support countries’ economic development and long-term growth.
Read moreThe ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has far-reaching repercussions, says Drewry, assessing the immediate impact on the main shipping sectors.
Read moreDrewry released its outlook for 2022 forecasting that higher carrier profits would drive industry sales past $500 billion for the first time in 2022.
Read moreCapt. John Dolan, Deputy Director of Loss Prevention at the Standard Club looks at supply chain demand and the growth of the container shipping market and its impact on claims
Read moreEUROGATE Container Terminal is planning to convert its container handling operations in the coming years from a manual process to an automated system.
Read morePort of LA plans to begin charging a fee to ocean carriers that allow empty containers to linger on the Port’s marine terminals for nine days or longer.
Read moreFollowing the increased congestion off Port of LA and Long Beach, container company Hapag-Lloyd issued some frequently asked questions concerning the situation at the ports.
Read moreUS Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) launches six supply chain innovation teams to improve return and delivery of containers process.
Read moreDid you know that Manager Base matters for 2020? Turkey-based managers with Handymax had approximately 151% more on Detention Rate than the global average.