Exports from the major US west coast container ports took another hit in July, falling to their lowest level since at least 2010, the earliest BIMCO has data for. Just 327,417 TEU have been exported with goods. In contrast exports of empty containers h…
US West Coast laden container exports fall to 327,417 TEU Read More »
Newbuilding activity has perked up during the past week, as have S&P deals. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “a modest flow of fresh transactions took place during the past few days or so. For a period now, the c…
Newbuilding Activity Growing Steadily Read More »
As ports and hinterland transport struggle to keep up, delays at ports are soaking up capacity leading to frustration on the shippers’ side and leaving carriers struggling to keep up all the while making record profits. Drivers of demand and freight ra…
Container Shipping – Onshore Disruption Leading To Record Delays And Profits Read More »
Global ballast water regulations have been introduced to address serious economic, ecological and human problems caused by invasive species transported across the world via ships’ ballast water. As these regulations are maturing, Ballast Water Manageme…
The ships’ recycling market has been looking for direction after a summer, during which, most of the time, prices offered for older tonnage reached near record levels. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Clarkson Platou Hellas said this week that “…
What’s Next for the Demolition Market, After a Summer of Record Prices? Read More »