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World’s Largest Containership to Start Sailing at the End of April
The delivery of 24,000 TEU containerships to South Korean shipping company HMM will not be delayed by the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the shipbuilding industry.
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US Customs prioritizes clearance of medical supplies
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said it will do its part to keep imports of medical gear flowing efficiently into the country as hospitals scramble for equipment to protect their workers against COVID-19 infections.
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Coronavirus Pushes Shipping Companies Into Survival Mode
Oceangoing shipping companies are keeping commerce moving around the world as governments try to keep their staggering economies propped up and supplies heading to increasingly strained communities.
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2M Alliance Announces Deep Cuts to Asia-Europe Services
Maersk and MSC, the world's largest ocean carriers and the two primary partners of the 2M alliance, have implemented deep cuts in service on the core Asia-Europe trade lanes due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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FMC: Trans-Pacific Trade is Returning to Normal
The Federal Maritime Commission reports that based on its consultations with ocean carriers, cargo levels and services on the trans-Pacific trades are now returning to pre-outbreak levels.
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US Ports Fight to Stay Open amid Unfolding COVID-19 Crisis
Shipping lines have canceled 20 voyages to the Port of Oakland between February and April 2020.
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