Shipper fury as spot rates soar - and box lines ignore contracts
The sense of genuine anger amongst North European shippers and freight forwarders was palpable this ...
At a time of massive earnings – thanks to spiralling volumes spilling over from the container segment – Singapore-based breakbulk and heavylift operator AAL plans to add four new 32,000 dwt multipurpose vessels (MPVs) to its fleet.
They will be constructed at CSSC Huangpu Wenchong Shipyard in China, scheduled for delivery in 2024, and each will feature three heavylift cranes capable of a combined 700-tonne maximum lift.
Currently, the multipurpose sector is benefiting from high rates for both containers and breakbulk, although ...
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