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26.02.18
Container Throughput at Nagoya Port Grows 4% to 201,973 TEUs in Jan.
The Port of Nagoya handled 201,973 TEUs of foreign-trade containers in January, up 4%, the first year-on-year improvement marked at the port in two months, according to preliminary statistics unvei...
26.02.17
EU to Eliminate De Minimis Exemption
The EU Council has given the final green light to new customs rules on small parcels entering the European market, mostly via e-commerce. They aim to eliminate the current EU de minimis exemption o...
26.02.16
WCI Fall 1% for Decline for 5th Consecutive Week
The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) fell 1% from the previous week to $1,933 per FEU, a decline for the fifth consecutive week, primarily due to a drop in rates on the trans-Pacific and Asia–Eur...
26.02.13
Yokohama Port to Introduce OCD to Control Number of Incoming Trailers
The Port of Yokohama intends to level the number of incoming container trailers by encouraging them to make bookings during off-peak hours at its container terminals, the Ministry of Land, Infrastr...
26.02.12
KCCI Decreases 5.11% for 3rd Consecutive Week of Decline
The latest KOBC Container Composite Index (KCCI) quoted 1,597 points on Monday, according to Korea Ocean Business Corp. (KOBC). Spot rates for container exports from Busan decreased on most trade l...
26.02.10
Container Throughput at Ishikari Bay New Port Decreases 2.6% in ‘25
Ishikari Bay New Port in the Japanese northernmost prefecture of Hokkaido handled 47,281 TEUs of foreign-trade containers in 2025, down 2.6% from the previous calendar year, according to preliminar...
26.02.09
Sea-Intelligence Expresses Skepticism About IMF’s WEO Report
Sea‑Intelligence has analyzed the latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) report published by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). While the headline figures depict a “steady” global economy, with gl...
26.02.06
India Launches New JV Container Shipping Co.
India has formally launched the Bharat Container Shipping Line (BCSL), a new joint venture aimed at carving out a national presence in global container shipping and reducing the country’s heavy rel...
26.02.05
Construction to Begin for CY at Tokyo Port’s Outer Central Breakwater CT Y3 Berth
Construction will begin in fiscal 2026 (April 2026-March 2027) for a container yard at Y3 Berth of the Port of Tokyo’s Outer Central Breakwater Container Terminal, which is expected to become opera...
26.02.04
MLIT Formulates Guidelines for Fair Transactions in Port, Harbor Biz.
The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) of Japan’s Ports and Harbours Bureau has formulated guidelines for promoting fair business transactions. The guidelines recommend ...
