P&O FERRIES will strengthen its position as the leading enabler of trade flows across the English Channel by launching a new daily ferry service linking Calais with the Port of Tilbury. The new route launches this month and is designed to give freight which is not accompanied by a driver… Read more »
New marine regulations could impact supply chains without proper planning, says Evolution Time Critical
Leading emergency logistics supplier Evolution Time Critical has warned the automotive sector to be extra vigilant with regard to its supply chain reliability in the light of new environmental regulations affecting sea freight transport. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) 2020 Regulations, which cut the maximum allowable sulphur content in fuel… Read more »
ONE orders 14,000 units of Reefer Containers
Ocean Network Express Pte. Ltd. (ONE) has made an investment in its reefer business segment with a new order of 14,000 state of the art, advanced generation refrigerated containers (13,000 x 40 foot and 1,000 x 20 foot units). Of these containers, 2,100units will be equipped with the latest Controlled… Read more »
OOCL advances forward with next phase of OCEAN Alliance products to better serve customers
Following the success of the Day One products introduced earlier this year, OOCL is very pleased to announce the forthcoming launch of the second phase of the OCEAN Alliance products in April 2018, an improved suite of products providing industry-leading services to customers. The emphasis on quality services has long… Read more »
Davies Turner strengthens North American freight services
Davies Turner has added a new oceanfreight service from the UK to the USA and appointed a new partner in Canada as part of a strengthening of its transatlantic freight and logistics operations. The UK’s leading independent freight forwarding company has launched a fast oceanfreight service from the UK direct… Read more »
Ferry freight boosted by recovering economy
Ferry freight carried on UK ferries rose by 3.5 per cent in 2016 as an indicator of a recovering economy in the UK and Ireland, according to annual figures published today by the ferry industry. Some 4.57m freight vehicles were carried on ferries in 2016 with increases on three main sectors… Read more »
SOL opens new route between Latvia, Belgium and the UK
Swedish Orient Line announced today that it will open a new route between Ventpils (Latvia), Zeebrugge (Belgium) and Tilbury (UK). As UK general liner agent for SOL, John Good Shipping will handle all aspects of the new service, including sales and marketing, in the UK. “From the end of January,… Read more »
BG Freight Line orders new feederships
BG Freight Line, a fully owned subsidiary of Peel Ports Group, is to receive new tailor-made short sea container feeder vessels optimised for the company’s Irish Sea Hub services. The new class of ‘green’ vessels has been developed by BG Freight Line operation with ARKON Shipping as project initiator/commercial manager,… Read more »
Stena Line methanol project shortlisted for Global Freight Awards
Europe’s leading ferry company has been shortlisted in the categories of Environment Award and Product Innovation Awardfor the innovative work it is doing with methanol powered vessels. The winners will be announced at a gala dinner in London on 3rd November. The main objective of the Stena Methanol pilot project is to develop… Read more »
Freight traffic continues to increase on English Channel ferry routes
The number of freight units carried by ferry companies on the English Channel and the Irish Sea increased by 4.8 per cent to 4.41 million units in 2015, according to figures published today by Discover Ferries. A strong economy has driven the growth with the amount of freight increasing… Read more »
