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Drought Restrictions in Panama Canal to Continue Into 2024
The daily limits have contributed to a backlog of 116 vessels waiting to cross, well above normal, but below the more than 200 ships that were stuck last month.
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First Grain Ships Arrive Using New Route to Ukraine
Officials said it was the first time civilian ships had reached a Ukrainian port since the collapse of a UN-backed deal with Russia.
Port of Chornomorsk. Photo: iStock.com/connect11
YoY Port of LA Container Volumes Grew for the First Time in Over a Year
The port also saw the number of imported TEUs handled increase by 7% year-over-year to more than 433,000 TEUs, the first year-on-year increase in more than a year.
Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/wpd911
IANA and the Bureau International des Containers to Offer Geofencing for U.S. Container Facilities
The objective is to provide a neutral open library of geofences linked to container handling facilities to ensure that all parties in the supply chain can reference the same geofence for a facility.
Photo: Port of Virginia
Los Angeles Welcomes Ratification of ILWU Contract
Port of Los Angeles Executive Director Gene Seroka thanked the 22,000 members of the ILWU for ratifying the six-year contract.
The Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/viavado
South Korea Pledging More Financial, R&D Support for Shipbuilding
As part of the country’s three-pronged plan, the amount of government support issued for ship construction will increase from $91 million to $300 million.
Busan Shipbuilding & Offshore Co., Ltd. shipyard on Geoje island in the Harbor of Busan, South Korea. Photo: iStock.com/IgorSPb
Ocean Carrier EBIT Fell by 90% Year-on-Year During Q2 2023
Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) had the largest EBIT per TEU during Q2 2023 at $305, a massive drop-off from Q2 2022, which was over $1,500 per TEU.
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Globus Maritime Places $75.5M Order for Two Bulk Carriers
The company said the vessels will be built at a "reputable Japanese shipyard" and delivered during the second half of 2026.
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Port of LA Cargo Volumes Fell in July After Near Record-Breaking June
Through the first seven months of 2023, the Port of Los Angeles has processed 4,821,670 TEUs, a 24% drop from the same period in 2022.
The Port of Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/viavado
MSC Could Face Charges for Allegedly Overcharging Customers
The FMC audited MSC’s D&D charges in 2021 after receiving claims that the company issued the same daily rate for both operating and non-operating reefers (NORs).
Port of Los Angeles. Photo: iStock.com/jgroup
U.S. Cargo Volumes in August Likely to Be Highest in Almost a Year
U.S. ports are expected to handle 2.03 million TEU during August, marking the first time American ports have handled over 2 million TEU since October 2022.
Photo: iStock.com/waleed ahmed
ILWU Canada Ratifies Labor Deal
The British Columbia Maritime Employers Association ratified the agreement on July 31.
Ships at the Port of Vancouver during a dockworkers strike on July 5. Photographer: Jimmy Jeong/Bloomberg
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