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18.04.24

China announces import ban on 32 types of solid waste

China's Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) announced Thursday that China will ban imports of 32 types of solid waste in its latest move to reduce environmental pollution. Sixteen types of so...

18.04.23

Drewry:World Container Index: down by 1.1% last week

The composite index is down by 1.1% this week and down by 18.7% from the same period of 2017, according to UK research firm Drewry Maritime Research announced April 19. •The average composite index...

18.04.20

The EDB: Container transit along the China – EAEU – EU axis is guaranteed to grow up to 500,000 TEU, by 2020

By 2020, Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) forecast transit to total 450,000-500,000 TEU while in the longer term the aggregate container flow on the China – EAEU – EU axis may reach 2 million TEU....

18.04.19

WTO Report:Strong trade growth in 2018 rests on policy choices

World merchandise trade growth is expected to remain strong in 2018 and 2019 after posting its largest increase in six years in 2017, but continued expansion depends on robust global economic growt...

18.04.18

Drewry:Asia to Southern Africa container trade rebounded in 2017

Asian exports to Southern Africa grew by 5.6% in 2017, although the resulting annual count of 772,000 TEU is still below the 807,000 TEU which moved in 2013. With more blank voyages announced for t...

18.04.17

IMO MEPC 72 adopts GHG reduction strategy

According to the Japan Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, International Maritime Organization, IMO, adopted the "Green House Gas, GHG Reduction Strategy" that set measures to mitigate ...

18.04.16

Drewry: World Container Index

The composite index is down by 2.2% this week and down by 18.2% from the same period of 2017. • The average composite index of the WCI, assessed by Drewry for year-to-date, is US $1,387/40ft contai...

18.04.13

Container shipping outlook 2018: AlixPartners

Consulting firm, AlixPartners said the 2018 outlook for global container carriers is decidedly mixed. Although the industry enjoyed modest improvement in 2017, it still needs to address the dual ch...

18.04.12

Alphaliner:Idle fleet downs to 427,865TEUs

Alphaliner reported that the idle containership fleet of over 500TEUs has fallen to 96 ships for 427,865TEUs as of 2 April, with demand for tonnage surging ahead of the busy summer season. The idle...

18.04.11

HMM to place orders for 20 Mega ships

Hyundai Merchant Marine Co., South Korea's biggest shipping line, said it will place an order for 12 over 20,000TEU and eight 14,000TEU ships with domestic shipbuilders in the second quarter as par...

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