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CMB ETA : 10-JAN-2022
CUTOFF : 09-JAN-2022

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VESSEL UPDATE 18TH MARCH 2020

COLOMBO – MALDIVES VESSEL UPDATE 18th March 2020

M/V ALION V.172S

ETA Colombo : 27/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 27/03/2020

FCL Opening : 0001 HRS 21/03/2020
FCL Cut-off : 1200 HRS 26/03/2020

M/V HANSA BREITENBURG V. 2002W

ETA Colombo : 28/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 28/03/2020

FCL Opening : 1800 HRS 24/03/2020
FCL Cut-off : 1800 HRS 27/03/2020

Saudi Arabia suspends shipping services with 50 countries
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The General Authority of Ports suspended shipping services, excluding cargo, between the Kingdom and several countries as part of the precautionary measures to stem the spread of coronavirus. The authority also imposed a number of preventive measures binding on ships coming to the Kingdom.

According to a circular issued by the authority, sea trips between Saudi Arabia and 50 countries, including 27 EU states, have been suspended temporarily. The other countries are the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Iraq, Lebanon, Syria, Egypt, South Korea, China, European Union states, Switzerland, India, Pakistan, Turkey, Eritrea, Sri Lanka, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Djibouti, Somalia, Southern Sudan, and the Philippines. However, there will be no ban for services of evacuation, cargo and trade trips.

Source: India Sea Trade News 16 Mar 2020

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Vessel Update March 17

OOCL orders five mega container ships

Orient Overseas Container Line (OOCL) has signed newbuilding contracts with shipyards Nantong COSCO KHI Ship Engineering Co., Ltd. (NACKS) and Dalian COSCO KHI Ship Engineering Co. Ltd. (DACKS) for five new container vessels, each at a cost of US$155.68 million with a nominal capacity of 23,000TEU.
The Hong-Kong based company expects to begin taking delivery of these vessels in the year 2023.
These five new buildings are part of OOCL’s ongoing programme to introduce large, modern, and fuel-efficient vessels to further strengthen its fleet competitiveness as well as fleet rebalancing.
Today, OOCL has six G-Class mega-vessels, each with a capacity of approximately 21,000TEU. These vessels were ordered in March 2015, as the first step in OOCL’s expansion into this class of mega vessels for the Asia-Europe trade.
The original plan at that time was to have ordered a second batch of five to six mega vessels. However, this addition to the original order has never happened, cause of several difficulties, such as the market conditions in 2016.
“Balancing this expansion, over the next five years we plan to return or dispose of 13 vessels from our fleet, a total of around 76,000TEU, after successful long-term service in our group,” said OOCL.
“The latest engine technology and other state-of-the-art equipment will be used to achieve greater operational efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, which is consistently in line with our work and commitment to corporate sustainability and environmental protection,” the shipping company added.

Source : container news MARCH 11

PIL sales continue with PDL divestment

Neptune Pacific Line (Neptune) has acquired Pacific Direct Line (PDL) from PDL’s parent holding company, Pacific International Lines (PIL). The combined business will link transport, warehousing, depots and customs clearance services and fully integrate customers’ supply chains across 18 South Pacific markets.
The acquisition of PDL will strengthen Neptune’s Melanesian and Polynesian network, provide a link to Micronesia and the French territories, and enhance connectivity to global markets via strategic hubs in New Zealand and Fiji.
“By acquiring PDL, we can further develop our mainline shipping network to provide fixed-day services and increase the utilisation of our combined fleet, enabling us to continue to offer competitive freight rates,” said Rolf Rasmussen, Managing Director of Neptune.
PDL currently operates throughout the South Pacific region and specialises in providing liner shipping services from New Zealand and Australia to the South Pacific Islands. With the acquisition of PDL, Neptune will now have a fleet of nine vessels dedicated to South Pacific Island trades and a team of more than 800, most of whom are based in supply chain services in the region.
Teo Siong Seng, Executive Chairman and Managing Director of PIL said the company’s approach is to optimise its resources. “The divestment of PDL is part of our strategic move that enables PIL to focus its resources on growing in the key liner markets that it operates in Asia, the Middle East, Africa and South America.”
In recent weeks PIL has sold a number of vessels and ended its involvement in the transpacific trades as it struggles to maintain its business in a challenging market.

Source : Container News 13 March 2020

CMA CGM Announces New Asia Rates
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CMA CGM has announced its Rate Restoration Program for March 2020 as follows:

Effective from 22 March 2020 (B/L date):

Origin Range: All Asian ports
Destination Range: Red Sea ports
Cargo: Dry, OOG, Breakbulk & Re**er cargo
Amount: US$200 per TEU
In addition, the French shipping carrier has announced the following General Rate Restoration.

Effective April 1st, 2020 (B/L date):

Origin Range: India (West Coast & East Coast) and the United Arab Emirates
Destination Range: West Africa (all ports)
Cargo : dry, OOG and breakbulk (Re**er not included)
Quantum: US$150 per TEU

Source: CONTAINER NEWS March 13, 2020

NEXT VESSEL TO MALDIVES
_CMB-MLE_
Vessel / Voy : ALION V.171S
ETA Colombo : 16/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 16/03/2020
FCL Opening : Given
FCL Cut-off : 2359 HRS 15/03/2020

IMO closes HQ and cancels MEPC75
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The International Maritime Organization (IMO) headquartered in London has acted on advice and closed its offices and has cancelled key meetings including the 75th session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC75)
In a statement the IMO said that the rapid spread of the Covid-19 virus has meant that delegates from abroad were having trouble travelling and that, following the World Health Organization’s announcement that the outbreak was now a pandemic it would cancel a number of meetings, including MEPC75.
The full list of cancelled meetings, so far, is below:
the 7th meeting of the Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of greenhouse gas Emissions from Ships, scheduled to take place from 23 to 27 March 2020;
the 33rd meeting of the Editorial & Technical Group of the International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes, scheduled to take place from 23 to 27 March 2020;
the 75th session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee, scheduled to take place from 30 March to 3 April 2020.
In addition, the below meetings had already been cancelled:
the meeting of the Scientific Group of the London Convention and London Protocol scheduled to take place from 9 to 13 March 2020; and
the 107th session of the Legal Committee, scheduled to take place from 16 to 20 March 2020.
Nick Savvides
Managing Editor
Source: Container News March 12, 2020

COLOMBO - MALE' VESSEL UPDATE (12th MARCH 2020)
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Vessel / Voy : ALION V.171S
SLPA Reference : ALIO171SJ

ETA Colombo : 16/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 16/03/2020

FCL Opening : Given
FCL Cut-off : 2359 HRS 15/03/2020

Vessel / Voy : ALION V-172S
SLPA Reference : ALIO172SJ

ETA Colombo : 26/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 26/03/2020

FCL Opening : TBA
FCL Cut-off : TBA

VESSEL UPDATE - 11TH MARCH 2020

COLOMBO - MALE' VESSEL UPDATE (11th MARCH 2020)

M/V ALION V.171S
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Vessel / Voy : Alion V-171S
ETA Colombo : 16/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 16/03/2020

FCL Opening : Given
FCL Cut-off : 1800 HRS 15/03/2020

M/V ALION V.172S
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Vessel / Voy : Alion V-171S
ETA Colombo : 26/03/2020
ETB Colombo : 26/03/2020

FCL Opening : TBA
FCL Cut-off : TBA

LSS UPDATE (11th March 2020)

CMA CGM has applied new peak season surcharges (PSS) from all Mediterranean ports with effect from 15 March 2020 (date of loading in the origin ports) until further notice for dry cargo:

Origin Range: From all Mediterranean (East & West Mediterranean), Adriatic, North Africa (Algeria, Tunisia & Libya) and Black Sea ports
Destination Range: To India, Pakistan & Sri Lanka ports and inland points via said ports

Amounts: US$200 per 20′ | US$200 per 40′

Origin Range: From all Mediterranean ports (East & West Mediterranean and Adriatic) and Black Sea ports
Destination Range: To the Middle East and Red Sea ports and inland points via said ports

Amounts: US$200 per 20′ | US$200 per 40′

Source : Container news March 7, 2020

VESSEL UPDATE MARCH 6TH

APL APPLIES NEW GRI IN THE ASIA-INDIAN SUBCONTINENT MARKET (March 3, 2020)


APL will apply a general rate increase (GRI) in its Asia to Sub-Continent trades from 15 March 2020. The following trades will see prices increase:

ORIGIN: ALL ASIA ORIGINS
DESTINATION: INDIA WEST COAST
(NHAVA SHEVA / PIPAVAV / MUNDRA)
CONTAINER TYPE CURRENCY 20′ 40′
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DRY US$ 200 400
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT US$ 200 400
REFRIGERATED US$ 200 400

ORIGIN: ALL ASIA ORIGINS
DESTINATION: PAKISTAN AND SRI LANKA
CONTAINER TYPE CURRENCY 20′ 40′
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DRY US$ 250 500
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT US$ 250 500
REFRIGERATED US$ 250 500

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help to cater your cargo very efficiently and cost effective manner. Furthermore our excellent dedicated team will assist you at any given time for any inquiries/information.

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