Hapag-Lloyd and ZIM Launch Weekly Asia to Brazil Service From September
Hapag-Lloyd and ZIM will launch AS3, a weekly Asia to South America East Coast service, on 13 September, connecting five Chinese ports with five Brazilian gateways.
Hapag-Lloyd Adds Central Europe Congestion Surcharge on Low Rhine Water
Hapag-Lloyd will apply a congestion surcharge of €50 per container or per teu on inland shipments routed through Antwerp or Rotterdam, citing low water levels on the Rhine.
Container Schedule Reliability Falls to 62.6% as Peak Season Bites
Global container schedule reliability fell from 64.5% in May to 62.6% in June, with nearly 40% of vessels missing published schedules and average delays of 5.3 days.
Amazon Drought Pushes Manaus Container Surcharges Toward $1,900 a Box
Container lines serving Manaus have published low-water surcharges ranging from $753 per teu to as much as $1,900 per box as the Amazon dry season approaches.
Klaus-Michael Kuehne, Hapag-Lloyd's Largest Shareholder, Dies at 89
Klaus-Michael Kuehne, honorary chairman of Kuehne+Nagel and holder of 30 percent of Hapag-Lloyd, has died aged 89 at his home in Schindellegi, Switzerland.
Hapag-Lloyd Buys 25 Percent of APM Terminals Maasvlakte II
Hapag-Lloyd is taking a quarter of the automated Rotterdam terminal at the centre of the Gemini network, its terminal arm's latest move toward a 30-facility portfolio.
Carriers Raise Panama Canal Surcharges as Gatun Lake Falls
Falling water levels at Gatun Lake have brought stricter draft restrictions, and CMA CGM, Hapag-Lloyd and MSC have all announced significant Panama Canal surcharges.
Zim Lifts Q2 Revenue to $1.8bn as Hapag Merger Meets Regulators
Zim reported $1.8 billion in second-quarter revenue, up nine percent, but its shares fell four percent after Brazil's competition authority opened a full review of the $4.2 billion Hapag-Lloyd merger.
MSC Tests Suez Transits as Container Volumes Rise on the Corridor
MSC has sent seven eastbound vessels through the Suez Canal and Bab el Mandeb in two weeks, as Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd return services to a corridor CMA CGM never fully left.
Hapag-Lloyd Profit Falls As Hormuz Disruption Costs Six Hundred Million
Hapag-Lloyd's second-quarter profit fell to 71 million euros from 306 million a year earlier as the carrier absorbed roughly 600 million dollars of additional costs arising from the conflict in the Middle East.
Hapag-Lloyd Suspends Calls At Three Ukrainian Black Sea Ports
Hapag-Lloyd has suspended feeder services to Chornomorsk, Odesa and Pivdennyi, withdrawing from all three of Ukraine's principal Black Sea container ports over security risks.
Crew member dies aboard Hapag-Lloyd vessel on the Westerschelde
A crew member has died aboard a Hapag-Lloyd vessel transiting the Westerschelde, prompting a response from waterway traffic authorities.
Hapag-Lloyd to raise North Europe-US rates by up to $800 from August
Hapag-Lloyd will raise freight rates on shipments from Northern Europe to the United States by up to $800 per box from August.
Hapag-Lloyd to roll out Inmarsat NexusWave across its fleet
Hapag-Lloyd will deploy Inmarsat's NexusWave bonded connectivity service across its global fleet following trials, deepening a near-25-year relationship.
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd begin phased return to the Suez Canal
Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd will route some Gemini network sailings back through the Suez Canal, trimming a key Asia-Europe service by around four weeks.
Hapag-Lloyd strengthens terminal network with Hamburg and Tangier Med deals
Hapag-Lloyd's terminal arm HGT is acquiring a 20% stake in Eurogate Container Terminal Hamburg and doubling its holding in Morocco's TC3 terminal at Tangier Med to 20%.
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