Hapag-Lloyd

“MSC ALTAMIRA” omitted South America ports

Due to operational issues, MV “MSC ALTAMIRA” (voyage MM909A) omitted the ports of Salvador and Itapoa in order to support schedule recovery.

According to a statement, all import bookings on board this vessel with destination Salvador will be discharged at Rio de Janeiro and all cargoes with destination Itapoa will be discharged at Paranagua, to be connected onto a vessel still to be nominated.

Hapag-Lloyd says that updated information will be available here.

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Hapag-Lloyd container ship suffers fuel spill at New York Terminal

Fuel leak from container ship berthed at Global Marine New York Container Terminal in Staten Island was detected in the afternoon March 28. Oil was leaking from Hapag-Lloyd’s vessel “Dublin Express”. The ship’s hole was 40×40 centimeters.

The emergency staff and the Coast Guard were called immediately, in order to stop the leakage and prevent the sea pollution.

According to the company’s executive, there was strong weather and heavy storms in NY terminal.

As the works are still proceeding, there...

https://container-news.com/hapag-lloyd-container-ship-fuel-spill-new-york-terminal/

Hapag-Lloyd provides an overview of its new Transpacific product

Hapag-Lloyd provides an overview of the first effective sailings of its new Transpacific product, which will become available in April 2019.

East Coast Services

  • EC1 (East Coast Loop 1)
    First Sailing Ningbo:      “MOL MAJESTY”  April 5, 2019
    First Sailing Savannah:  “MOL MAJESTY”  May 5, 2019

Pacific Northwest Services

  • PN1 (Pacific North Loop 1)
    First Sailing Qingdao:         “MOL CHARISMA”   April 6, 2019
    First Sailing Prince Rupert  “MOL CHARISMA”   April 24, 2019
  • PN2 (Pacific North...

https://container-news.com/hapag-lloyd-overview-transpacific-product/

“APL NORWAY” remains in Jebel Ali, awaiting repairs

MV “APL NORWAY” Voy. 0MX31W1MA, remains in Jebel Ali, awaiting repairs.

Hapag-Lloyd says in its announcement: “Whilst we continue to manage our export loads on subsequent IMX sailings as previously advised, an additional IMX voyage covered by MV “CARDONIA” Voy. IMO 9553026 has been added as a one-off sailing, with a reduced rotation as follows:

Jebel Ali – Nhava Sheva – Mundra – Jeddah – Port Suez – Marsaxlokk – Genoa – Barcelona”

Its voyage commenced on March 24, 2019 from Jebel Ali, and it’s...

https://container-news.com/apl-norway-remains-jebel-ali-awaiting-repairs/

Fire-damaged boxes off the Yantian Express, but shippers must wait for intact cargo

All damaged containers have now been unloaded from the fire-stricken Yantian Express, Hapag-Lloyd and Ocean Network Express (ONE) have advised shippers.
That is earlier than they had previously been advised – a week ago, Hapag-Lloyd said it would take until next month to discharge and inspect the damaged boxes.
However, in a customer advisory this week it said: “We are pleased to report that all containers in the fire impacted areas in way of …

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https://theloadstar.com/fire-damaged-boxes-off-the-yantian-express-but-shippers-must-wait-for-intact-cargo/

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