Gemini partners on the hunt for scarce chartered tonnage
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has chartered one of its ships to Hapag-Lloyd for three years, ...
Shipping lines handling Ukrainian cargo are beginning to loosen the terms on which freight can be transported into the country.
They are reducing some of the complications of importing non-military supplies into the country, which has been at war with Russia since 24 February.
Freight costs to and from Ukraine have increased as a result of the war, mainly because shipping lines that can no longer insure cargo or equipment moving into a war zone are demanding hefty deposits for equipment as ...
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