𝕏 Steel goes flat on the floor News1 Nov 2014 Hapag-Lloyd has been experimenting with steel-floored containers and now has around 1,000 units in service. Steel floors in dry boxes have b...
𝕏 Happy times for Hapag-Lloyd News1 May 2006 Hapag-Lloyd is now the world’s fifth largest container carrier in terms of fleet capacity, which has rocketed from 225,000 to 412,886 TEU ...
𝕏 TUI in for CP Ships News12 Sep 2005 As this issue was going to press, TUI AG, parent company of Hapag-Lloyd Container Line, announced that it has agreed to acquire CP Ships Ltd...
TUI wins contest for CP Ships News25 Aug 2005 In the latest round of consolidation in the liner shipping industry, TUI AG, parent company of Hapag-Lloyd Container Line, has announced tha...
Daikin Industries forging ahead News1 Nov 2004 Japanese reefer machinery manufacturer Daikin Industries is continuing to make major inroads in the market with its LXE10E scroll compressor...
LA crush causes carrier crisis News1 Oct 2004 What has become endemic congestion at Los Angeles has proven intolerable for members of the Vessel Sharing Agreement (VSA) operating between...
CP Ships bags Italia News1 Jun 2002 CP Ships has reached agreement with Amico Societa di Navigazione SpA to acquire all issued and outstanding shares of Italian container shipp...
Atlantic cutbacks News1 Apr 2002 CP Ships and the members of the Grand Alliance have reached agreement with Cosco, K Line and Yang Ming to form the Atlantic Space Charter Ag...
Drive to bigger containerships News7 Nov 2001 How fast is fast enough? Will new propulsions systems make it easier to introduce still bigger ships? And what is the scope for "fast ships"...
Cars going better News22 Jul 2001 A partnership between an Australia car manufacturer and CP Ships' subsidiary ANZDL on the Trans Tasman trade lane is claimed to have resulte...
FastShip deal for CP News20 Dec 2000 In a surprise move, CP Ships has signed an agreement with FastShip Inc to assume commercial and marketing management for the latter's planne...
