Tag: Hapag-Lloyd

The Federal Maritime Commission approved a settlement agreement reached between its Bureau of Enforcement (BoE) and Hapag-Lloyd, where the ocean carrier will pay a $2 million civil penalty to address alleged violations related to their detention and demurrage practices.

After successfully introducing real-time monitoring for its reefer container fleet in 2019 with the IoT product Hapag-Lloyd LIVE, the company will start to install newly developed devices to all standard containers of its fleet.

FMC fined Hapag-Lloyd $822,220 in civil penalties for 14 violations – $58,730 for each offence – of the US Shipping Act. The investigation found that the company had incorrectly applied detention and demurrage (D&D) charges to 11 containers handled by California drayage firm Golden State Logistics (GSL).

Hapag-Lloyd, a German international shipping and container transportation company, and Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping formalized their collaboration by signing a Partnership Agreement

The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonization (GCMD) and liner shipping company Hapag-Lloyd have signed a strategic partnership agreement committing to cooperate on efforts contributing to maritime decarbonization.

Hapag-Lloyd informed that its IT security team has found a copy of its website on the web, which is very likely to be used for a spear phishing attack.

Following 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.

In the mid of container backlogs that affect shipping, Hapag-Lloyd believes that it could clear logjams in container ports faster if operators improved the turnaround of boxes.

The U.S. Coast Guard has considered and set aside the possibility that the boxship Rotterdam Express was responsible for the San Pedro Bay Pipeline oil spill.

Hapag-Lloyd announced that it now offers its customers the use of electronic Bills of Lading.