Hapag and IKEA assemble green shipping deal
Hapag-Lloyd and IKEA Supply Chain Operations have struck an agreement to decarbonise the carrier’s container shipments from Asia
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Author: Dale Crisp
GrainCorp sees softer second half
Handler and marketer GrainCorp is predicting a softer outlook for the second half of the 2024 financial year
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Successful trials for ammonia pioneer
Fortescue Green Pioneer has completed a second round of operational trials in the port of Singapore
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Deep maintenance to take Cook Strait ferries out (UPDATED)
A maintenance program for the trouble-plagued ferries will see all three out of service for protracted periods over coming months
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Red Sea dramas leave Launceston helipless
Launceston in Tasmania is struggling to complete a hospital helipad because of disruptions to shipping
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Interim Reef ETV in safe keeping
The vessel Smit Lamnalco will use for the first two years of AMSA’s new response capability contract is under refit in Singapore
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Maersk quantifies Red Sea costs
Maersk Line has spelt out the cost of diversions from the Red Sea in an explanation of surcharges and higher freight rates
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Vale Capt Dick Burgess
The funeral of one of the great characters of the Tasmanian ports and maritime scene was held last week
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King Island hay help arriving
The imbroglio over the shipment of drought-relief stockfeed to Bass Strait’s King Island has been resolved
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Maersk see strong recovery in Q1
A.P. Moller-Maersk has said that Q1 2024 results are in line with expectations showing a strong recovery in earnings compared to Q4 2023
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