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US West Coast vessel queue “will grow again”

News11 Mar 2022

Although the vessel queue outside of the San Pedro Bay ports recently dropped, data from Sea-Intelligence suggests it is on the way back up...

News14 Aug 2018

The line points to significant increases in bunker prices and the fall in average freight rates...

News1 Aug 2017

In Q2 2017, global schedule reliability improved 2.3 percentage points from 72.3% in Q1 2017 to 74.6%, reports the Denmark-based shipping an...

News25 Jul 2017

Ultra-large container vessels (ULCV) loading at least 18,000 TEU are set to play a dominant role in the Asia/Europe/Asia trade within the ne...

News7 Dec 2016

Lars Jensen, CEO and partner of Copenhagen-based SeaIntelligence Consulting, has warned carriers serving Iran not to expect huge profits and...

News1 Nov 2016

Transhipment activity may be slowing down as operational, commercial and fiscal factors combine to make the concept less efficient and accep...

News6 Aug 2016

ZIM has been named as the best performing carrier in terms of schedule reliability in Seaintel's Global Liner Performance Report for the sec...

News14 Mar 2016

More Asia-NAEC and Asia-North Europe carriers are opting to sail around the Cape in order to avoid Suez Canal fees, says the Danish maritime...

News1 Jan 2015

Research recently published by Copenhagen-based SeaIntel revealed that on the world’s main liner routes, beneficial cargo owners’ (BCOs)...