A Hapag-Lloyd containership has been cleared to discharge its cargo in South Africa after a month-long coronavirus quarantine. As we reported previously, two crew members on board the Hapag-Lloyd-chartered containership MV Montpellier tested positive for COVID-19 after the ship arrived in Durban on...
Οι εταιρείες μεταφοράς εμπορευματοκιβωτίων έχουν καταγράψει μειώσεις στη μεταφορική ικανότητα των πλοίων που διαχειρίζονται για τα προγραμματισμένα ταξίδια το Q3 στις τακτικές γραμμές του Ειρηνικού Ωκεανού και Ασίας-Ευρώπης. Παράλληλα, οι ναύλοι στον κλάδο παρουσιάζουν σημαντική άνοδο, σύμφωνα με την εταιρεία ανάλυσης και δεδομένων Sea-Intelligence.
«Κατά την τρέχουσα εβδομάδα παρατηρείται μείωση της μεταφοράς εμπορευματοκιβωτίων των containerships λίγο παραπάνω από 4 εκατ. TEUs», αναφέρει ο...
https://www.naftikachronika.gr/2020/06/19/containerships-enischyontai-oi-navloi/
All crew members on board Hapag-Lloyd’s chartered container ship M/V Montpellier have fully recovered […] The post Good news from Hapag-Lloyd as infected boxship crew recover and test…
The much-hyped feeder cooperation agreement between THE Alliance members Hapag-Lloyd and ONE has fallen victim to Covid-19.
Since October 2018, a “bilateral strategic feeder network cooperation agreement” has seen the two carriers sharing space on their respective feeder vessels.
However, as part of Hapag-Lloyd’s recently announced “triple-digit-million-dollar” cost reduction plan to mitigate the impact of Covid-19 on its balance sheet, the carrier has suspended a number of its own feeder...
https://theloadstar.com/one-caught-on-the-hop-as-hapag-lloyd-ends-baltic-feeder-cooperation/
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd have announced additional void sailings in the third quarter as the disruption caused by the Covid-19 crisis continues into the second half of the year.
Maersk has unveiled that it will cancel more sailings in its Far East Asia services, as follows:
Impacted Trade: Far East Asia to/from Indian Subcontinent, Pakistan and Middle East
COSCO THAILAND | 074W | Shanghai / 25 June... |
https://container-news.com/european-lines-serve-up-more-q3-service-cancellations/
The largest shipping lines have announced new changes in their rating policy across the world from 1 July. Maersk Line, MSC, CMA CGM and Hapag-Lloyd will apply fresh prices in the next month in various regions in order to face the current challenging period, caused by the Covid-19 crisis.
In the first instance Maersk will increase freight of all kinds (FAK) rates “for a sample list of corridors, commodities and container types” from the Middle East, India and Pakistan to South Africa, effective...
https://container-news.com/major-carriers-to-boost-july-rates/
Transparency, what a great thing that is.
Look at you, darling
First off, I deeply apologise if you are bored to death with the latest Hapag-Lloyd coverage – we have talked about the German carrier extensively (more here and here) already in the past couple of weeks.
Fair enough.
Yet, notably, the stock dropped below €70 on Tuesday, down almost 63% since peak on 15 May– we hadn’t been there since early April.
Down €20.65bn in …
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https://theloadstar.com/supply-chain-radar-hapag-lloyd-only-half-way-through-its-epic-plunge/
French carrier CMA CGM and German operator Hapag-Lloyd have announced new freight rates for June and July in several regions around the world.
Effective from 15 June, the Marseille-based company will implement a rate restoration programme from all Asian ports to the Red Sea region for dry, out of gauge (OOG), breakbulk and reefer cargo of US$300/TEU.
In addition, the French shipping group will apply new weight charges from Spain and Italy. In particular, CMA CGM will introduce a weight charge of...
https://container-news.com/cma-cgm-and-hapag-lloyd-reveal-fresh-rates/
Ocean carriers generally managed to navigate the supply-disrupted first three months of the year quite well, but the demand-disrupted next quarters are likely to tip the industry into significant financial loss, according to a senior analyst.
Based on the Q1 financial results of 11 carriers, and taking an average for the lines that do not report their financials, New York-based consultancy Blue Alpha Capital estimates the collective bottom line for the …
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https://theloadstar.com/container-shipping-could-be-facing-a-10bn-plus-loss-for-2020/
Hapag-Lloyd has announced that its 13,000TEU container ship, Hong Kong Express, was involved in an incident during discharge operations at the port of Jeddah on 2 June, which led to damage to the vessel and a number of containers.
The German carrier confirmed in a statement that no injuries have been reported. In addition, the terminal has successfully discharged all damaged containers and the Hamburg-based company said it “will make contact separately with the affected customers including...
https://container-news.com/hapag-lloyd-vessel-encounters-discharge-difficulties-at-jeddah/