Danaos – what goes boo-hoo to a 'NOO'?
Non-operating shipowners: stick or twist
Israeli carrier Zim has confirmed that its chartered and damage-stricken vessel Zim Kingston will depart its mooring at Constance Bank today, bound for Port Nanaimo on Vancouver Island.
The company said the Danaos-owned vessel would remain at Nanaimo before it is moved to DP World’s Dukes Point Terminal late next week for the discharge of damaged and contaminated containers.
A spokesman for Zim told The Loadstar: “It [discharge of damaged boxes] is expected to be a long process and no final timeframe ...
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