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Share this article Japan-based shipping line Ocean Network Express has announced plans for the long-term charter of the world’s largest containerships. The company has signed a Letter of Intent with shipowner Shoei Kisen Kaisha to charter six Ultra Large Container Ships newbuilds with capacity of more than 24,000 TEU, each for a period of 15 years. The newbuildings are planned to be built by the consortium of Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. and Japan Marine United Corporation and the company e...

THE Alliance Adds New Weekly Direct-Asia Container Service from Port NOLA 12/24/2020 The MOL Emissary vessel is part of the Ocean Network Express line serving Port NOLA. (Photo courtesy of Port NOLA). NEW ORLEANS—THE Alliance has announced a new direct-Asia container service that will call the Port of New Orleans, the East Coast Loop 6 service via the Panama Canal. Members of THE Alliance Ocean Network Express, Hapag-Lloyd, Hyundai Merchant Marine and Yang Ming Line stated they are launching ...

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Newbuilding Ordering Activity Picks Up Pace Newbuilding orders have continued their strong pace as 2020-end closes in. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “it seems that we will have an interesting end to the year, as recently we are witnessing increased news of fresh deals emerging. In the dry bulk market, the positive momentum that has been shaped as of late in the freight market and given that the worst part of the pandemic situation has already passed, hav...

15 December 2020 10:04 GMT Updated  15 December 2020 13:12 GMT The holiday season is approaching fast for much of the world’s population and will be an opportunity for many to spend time with family and friends. But for thousands of seafarers, the ongoing crew-change crisis deprives them even of the hope of being home in time for the holidays. Many governments have responded to the Covid-19 pandemic by closing their borders and banning seafarers from coming ashore, even for medical trea...

Fireworks Among Dangerous Goods In Containers That Fell Overboard Off Hawaiis Coast - Honolulu Civil Beat Fireworks Among ‘Dangerous Goods’ In Containers That Fell Overboard Off Hawaii’s Coast A massive freighter that lost more than 1,800 containers off the coast of Hawaii last week — including 64 “containing dangerous goods” — has docked in Japan. Reading time: 2 minutes. Fireworks were among the “dangerous goods” in hundreds of containers that fell off a cargo ship in storm...