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Drewry: Europe-ECSA Box Volumes Break Three-Year Losing Streak
Container volumes from Europe to ECSA broke a three-year losing streak with first annual growth since 2013.
CMA CGM Sails to Profitability in 2017
CMA CGM returned to profitability with a net income of USD 701 million, against a loss of USD 452 million in 2016.
Another Fire on Maersk Boxship, Crew Safe
A fire erupts on board the Maersk Kensington while the ship was en route from Salalah toward Suez.
MUA Members Protest Over Rio Tinto’s Employment Practices
MUA members have protested over Rio Tinto’s alleged “refusal to employ Australian seafarers for its shipping needs.”
CMA CGM Giant on a European Tour
CMA CGM Antoine de Saint Exupéry, one of the largest ships in the world, is in the midst of its European tour.
Libya Arrests Tanker due to Oil Smuggling Suspicions
Libya arrested the Togo-flagged bunkering tanker Lamar on suspicion of oil smuggling.
Seatrade Likely to Appeal Rotterdam Court Verdict
Seatrade would consider its position for a potential appeal to the Rotterdam District Court’s ship beaching verdict.
Pyxis Expects Modest Upward Trend in Chartering
Pyxis Tankers: Chartering activity to remain choppy, but with a modest upward trend in 2018.
Panama Canal to Tap into Potential of Rising Brazilian Grain Shipments
The Panama Canal Authority wants to attract more grain shipments to the canal originating from northern Brazil.
MPC Container Ships Resumes Shopping Spree
MPC Container Ships ASA continues its ambitious fleet buildup campaign.
One Missing after Pilot Transfer Helicopter Crashes off Port Hedland
A helicopter on its way to the bulk carrier MV Squireship to collect a marine pilot crashed off the Port Hedland.
Navios Containers Completes Boxship Purchase
Navios Maritime Containers has taken delivery of Navios Dorado, a 2010-built boxship.
Armed Pirates Board Tanker off Nigeria
Pirates armed with guns boarded a product tanker approaching the Bonny Fairway Buoy, Nigeria, on March 6.
IACS Chair: Classification Societies Should Join Forces to Adapt to Industry Change
The world’s biggest classification societies need to pull together to adapt to the rapid pace of change in the industry.