Labour disputes at key maritime gateways are continuing to spread, increasing port delays and disrupting international supply chains, fuelled by an escalating cost of living crisis. While much attention has been focused on European and North American d…
Strike action continues to plague ports and international supply chains Read More »
Container terminals depend on carrier calls to generate business, which can vary according to market developments and liner network changes, which have been highly volatile of late. Hence, gaining carrier commitment, ideally through investment, is seen…
Carrier commitment key to success for container terminal investments Read More »
Today, all stakeholders agree that the decarbonization of shipping is a key priority. We are united in working toward the IMO’s goal for 2050 of reducing overall greenhouse gas emissions from vessels by 50 percent from 2008 levels. However, while discu…
First-of-its-kind Study Finds JIT Dramatically Cuts Emissions Read More »
Fast rising cost of living crisis to precipitate more labour disputes across developed markets as dock workers seek to make up for rampaging price inflation, heaping more disruption on congested ports. Strike action at major German and UK ports has cau…
Ports face more disruption from strike action as cost-of-living crisis bites Read More »
As China grapples with the zero COVID policy and resulting lockdowns, the demand for containers declines amidst the busiest peak season shipping. The interesting trend from the month of August has been the 36% increase in the average container prices a…
South-east Asian ports record more action ahead of peak season Read More »