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  • Pakistan National Shipping Corporation inducts two tankers

    KARACHI: Pakistan National Shipping Corporation (PNSC) is inducting two Aframax-category tankers and will soon be commencing a coastal ferry service between Karachi and Port Qasim, and Karachi and Gwadar...

    They met in the wake of the signing ceremony held for the renewal of the evergreen memorandum of understanding (MoU) between the DGDP and Pakistan National Shipping Corporation...

  • Shipping lines may stop Pakistan operations, warns PSAA

    ISLAMABAD: The ship agents have forewarned the government that all export cargoes could come to a halt as foreign shipping lines are considering stopping their services for Pakistan after banks stopped remitting freight charges to them for lack of dollar availability...

    Apart from bordering countries, almost all the international logistics from Pakistan are catered by sea and any disruption could create serious issues for the...

  • Global shipping fleet braces for chaos of $60bn fuel shock

    So far, neither the refining industry nor shipping is doing anywhere near enough for owners to achieve compliance in 2020, according Iain Mowat, a senior analyst at Wood Mackenzie...

    “The compliant technical options are still very immature, and it is hard for us to see them as a real compliance option for our fleet,” said Aslak Ross, head of marine standards at Maersk Line, the world’s biggest container shipping company...

  • Govt pledges to improve shipping industry

    KARACHI: Federal Minister for Ports and Shipping Senator Kamran Michael on Wednesday said that the government was aware of the issues confronting shipping, logistics and supply chain industry and would ensure that all the stakeholders work in tandem...

    ”He said that the government was keen to accelerate the pace of growth and mentioned progress on China-Pakistan Economic Corridor...

  • Shipping mergers hurting competition in small states: UN

    GENEVA: Shipping mergers are leaving an increasing number of countries serviced by too few suppliers to ensure a competitive market, the UN trade and economic think tank UNCTAD said on Wednesday...

    7 companies offering regular container shipping services to each country, a number that has declined steadily from 22...

  • Could Dubai be the first to jump on Hyperloop's 'crazy fast' global shipping train?

    Startup Hyperloop One may build a 'crazy fast' transportation system at Dubai's Jebel Ali port if economic and feasibility studies are favourable, TechCrunch reported...

    Hyperloop, a brainchild of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, will eventually travel faster than a speeding airplane at 700 miles per hour and has the ability to move humans and cargo all over the world in less than 24 hours
  • Mega-ship dreams obscure cloudy future for shipping

    The ship can hold up to 18,270 twenty-foot (TEU) shipping containers and is owned by the world’s largest container shipping firm, A...

    While hailed as engineering feats, these mega-ships are now being blamed for contributing to the overcapacity glut plaguing the container industry, which saw its first major casualty with the August collapse of South Korea’s Hanjin Shipping ...

  • Future of shipping industry uncertain, says UNCTAD

    The ‘Review of Maritime Transport 2016’ released on Monday by UNCTAD says that shipping carried more than 80pc of the world’s goods by volume in 2015, and its slow growth reflects sluggish global trade, albeit with variations in the different sectors...

    Shipping of oil recorded its best performance since 2008, thanks to low oil prices, ample supply and stable demand...

  • Shipping lines told to withdraw surcharge or face action

    KARACHI: The collector of Customs preventive division has warned shipping lines to stop collecting port congestion surcharge on containers or face legal action...

    Addressing a meeting of stakeholders of the ports and shipping sector on Saturday, Dr Saifuddin Junejo said the preventive collectorate was the licensing authority of shipping lines and could take legal action if the surcharge was not withdrawn...

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