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Challenging changes ahead

News1 Dec 2014

Finland’s forest products industry is facing a raft of structural challenges, which is threatening to severely stifle growth at the countr...

News3 Nov 2014

DP World Southampton marked an historic first recently with four Hapag-Lloyd sister ships on each of its deep sea berths at the same time...

News1 Oct 2014

Limassol (Cyprus)-based United Feeder Services (UFS) has announced a new service between Egypt and the easter n Turkish port of Limak Iskend...

News12 Aug 2014

Volumes and revenue increased, but freight rates continue to be squeezed...

News9 Aug 2014

Hapag-Lloyd will charge a Rotterdam congestion surcharge of €75/TEU for feeder containers from 10 August...

News1 May 2014

As reported in WorldCargo News Online, Yilport, part of the Yildirim shipping and logistics group of Turkey, has acquired a majority stake i...

News8 Feb 2014

Hans Jakob Kruse, a former Chairman of Hapag Lloyd, has died at the age of 84...

News5 Dec 2013

Discussions are taking place "about a possible business combination or other form of association"...

News13 Nov 2013

Group profit reached €16.6M in Q3 and the cumulative result after nine months was considerably higher year on year...

News29 Aug 2013

This smaller part of Hutchison Ports (UK) Ltd is faced with a reduction in throughput...

News28 Aug 2013

Hapag Lloyd's PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS recently made the first GAX call at the South Florida port...

News16 May 2013

Hapag-Lloyd has reported improved 1Q results, with freight rates up 4.2% year on year and losses significantly reduced...

News25 Mar 2013

The owners of Hapag-Lloyd said the planned merger with fellow German operator Hamburg-Süd has been called off because terms could not be ag...

News1 Jan 2013

Leasing companies continued their aggressive purchase of reefer containers during 2012 despite experiencing weaker demand and renewed rate e...

News1 Nov 2011

T he official investigation into the beaching of the MSC NAPOLI off the UK south coast in January 2007 reported many discrepancies concernin...