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OOCL announces new China Indonesia Philippines services (CIP1 & CIP2)

AJOT Newsroom | December 04, 2023 | Maritime | Liner Shipping

OOCL will be strengthening its China, Indonesia and Philippines network coverage by introducing the CIP1 & CIP2 Services to be launched on December 29, 2023.

CNC and COSCO sign vessel sharing agreement for KCS and China 1 services

AJOT Newsroom | December 04, 2023 | Maritime | Liner Shipping

Meratus Line’s SBON service starts calls to East Java Multipurpose Terminal

East Java Multipurpose Terminal (EJMT), International Container Terminal Services, Inc.’s (ICTSI) operation in Lamongan Regency, Indonesia, received the inaugural call of Meratus Line’s SBON service on Sunday, 3 December.

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AJOT Newsroom | December 04, 2023

ONE brings new West India container service to JAXPORT

Beginning May 2024, Ocean Network Express (ONE) will launch its new West India North America (WIN) container service, directly connecting the Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) with seven ports in Pakistan, India, Saudi Arabia, Spain, and Egypt.

Why clean shipping fuels need solar industry style support

US warns Iran-backed Houthis after attacks on Red Sea shipping

Bloomberg | December 04, 2023 | Maritime | Bulk

GMS Congratulates Pakistan on Ratifying the Hong Kong International Convention

AJOT Newsroom | December 04, 2023 | Maritime

This significant step was marked by depositing the instrument of accession by the Vice Admiral (Retd.) Iftikhar Ahmad Rao, Maritime Minister and Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Maritime Affairs, Pakistan...

Anthony Veder and Accelleron sign long-term

AJOT Newsroom | December 04, 2023 | Maritime

Leading gas shipping company Anthony Veder has extended its turbocharger service agreement with Accelleron, securing Turbo LifecycleCare support across 13 vessels. The contract, covering 20 turbochargers on single-fuel and...

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Stas Margaronis | December 04, 2023

Port of Redwood facing dredging emergency due to USACE miscalculation

The Port of Redwood City says it is currently unable to move vessels fully laden in and out of the Port due to a sediment ‘bump” in its ship channel that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), San Francisco Division failed to expeditiously address by contracting for sufficient dredging capacity.

US sanctions three more shippers over Russian oil price cap violations

Bloomberg | December 03, 2023 | International Trade | Maritime | Bulk

The US Treasury sanctioned three more firms and vessels for violating the $60-per-barrel price cap on Russian oil, bringing the total number of enforcement actions to eight.