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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 ...
26.02.03
Japan’s Cyber Port to Collect User Fee from April
Cyber Port—an online platform developed and operated by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) of Japan’s Ports and Harbours Bureau—will collect user fees from April. Co...
26.02.02
WCI Decreases 5% in Week 5 for 3rd Consecutive Week of Decline
The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) decreased 5% from the previous week to $2,107 per FEU in Week 5, rising for the third consecutive week, primarily due to a drop in rates on the trans-Pacific ...
26.01.30
FMC Assesses $22.67 Mil. Penalty on MSC
An enforcement proceeding involving Mediterranean Shipping Co. (MSC) recently concluded with the U.S. Federal Maritime Commission (FMC). The commission’s decision assessed a civil penalty of $22.67...
26.01.29
Foreign-Trade Containers to/from Osaka Grow 3.9% to 2.1 Mil. TEUs in ‘25
The Port of Osaka exported and imported 2.1 million TEUs of containers in 2025, up 3.9% from the previous calendar year, according to preliminary figures tallied by the Osaka Ports and Harbors Bure...
26.01.28
Asia-Europe Container Trade Grows 15.5% for New Nov. Record
Container trade from Asia to Europe ballooned 15.5% to 1.68 million TEUs in November 2025, achieving its first year-on-year improvement in two months and setting a new November record, according to...
26.01.27
LA Port's Container Throughput Increases 0.56% to 10.24 Mil. TEUs in '25
The Port of Los Angeles handled 10.24 million TEUs of containers in 2025, up 0.56% from the previous calendar year, cementing its position as America's busiest seaport for the 26th consecutive year...
26.01.26
WCI Decreases 10% due to Drop in TP, Asia-Europe Rates
The Drewry World Container Index (WCI) decreased 10% from the previous week to $2,212 per FEU in Week 4, declining for the second consecutive week, primarily due to a drop in rates on the trans-Pac...
26.01.23
Nagoya Port's Container Throughput Increases for 3 Consecutive Years in '25
The Port of Nagoya handled 2.64 million TEUs of foreign-trade containers in 2025, up 1.9% for a year-on-year expansion for the third straight calendar year, according to the Nagoya Port Authority. ...
