Port and Container Freight Station (CFS) operations continue to be heavily disrupted
A global system outage stopped port operations on July 19, Wildfires in British Colombia are disrupting rail traffic, Typhoon Gaemi shut down operations in Taiwan, congestion in India continues, and another rail accident occurred in Italy
Maersk confimed that it has not yet been possible to extinguish the fire on board of Maersk Frankfurt
Newbuilding boxship caught fire on July 19, with one death confirmed
Direct confrontation between Israel and the Houthis marks a new level of escalation
The circulation has been partially reestablished in La Spezia and Parma will reopen soon
A few ports and lines experienced small amounts of disruption
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Traditionally, the weeks between 29 and 39 are called peak season because they are the most intense of the year from the point of view of naval traffic, especially regarding Asia-related routes.
Over 260 containership newbuildings were delivered between January and June 2024
Turkish president greenlights port project that will be able to handle 9m teu
Mass-balanced fuels will be compliant with FuelEU regulations, while book-and-claim will not be allowed
Türkiye’s carbon pricing to be based on EU ETS
Net turnover of the Kuehne+Nagel Group in the first half of 2024 amounted to CHF 11.6 billion, EBIT was CHF 778 million and earnings were CHF 576 million.
Ocean carriers have increased their capacity in the Asia-Northern Europe trade by 24%
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One crew member dies in the fire caused by a short circuit which led to an explosion