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CMA CGM: Peak Season Surcharge (PSS00)
CMA CGM (America) LLC is announcing the following Peak Season Surcharge (PSS00) for cargo from North Europe to USA ports of discharge and all inland destinations reached via said ports effective February 15, 2026.
ONE: AL5 Service Update – M/V NYK Remus v.082S
Please be advised, to maintain schedule integrity, the M/V NYK Remus v.082S will omit herCartagena call.
Shippingtelegrap: US sanctions captains over ship calls on Houthi-controlled ports
The Trump administration issued fresh sanctions on Friday targeting 21 individuals and entities and identifying one vessel that have allegedly transferred oil products
Shippingtelegrap: Wan Hai Lines delivers ship for recycling after fire incident
Months after the container ship Wan Hai 503 caught fire during its voyage in the Indian ocean 54 nautical miles off the west coast of India on June 9, 2025, its operator Wan Hai Lines, has reported that the vessel has been sent for recycling.
Seatrade Maritime: Brazil’s Tecon Santos receives 10 new cranes for expansion
Operation of the new equipment from ZPMC is expected to begin shortly at the port
Seatrade Maritime: London Gateway broke 3m teu barrier in 2025
Box volumes up by more than 50% on fourth berth operations as DP World pursues UK container port crown.
Maritime Executive: HMM and HD Hyundai’s Avikus Sign Landmark Deal for Autonomous Navigation
In what is being called the largest single supply contract for autonomous navigation solutions, HMM and HD Hyundai’s specialized autonomous navigation subsidiary, Avikus, plan to roll out a second-generation technology on 40 of HMM’s vessels
Maritime Executive: Ship Takes Refuge in Spain After Container Stacks Collapse in Storm
A smaller cargo ship transporting containers along the coast between Portugal and Spain was forced to take refuge after it experienced a stack collapse last week.
Automotivelogistics: Taiwan to face lower tariffs and invest in US chip manufacturing in new trade deal as US introduces 25% global semiconductor tariff
The US has announced it has agreed a trade deal with Taiwan, offering lower tariffs in return for investment from Taiwanese chipmakers in expanding US semiconductor manufacturing operations. Meanwhile, the US government has classified the import of both semiconductor chips and critical minerals as national security risks, and has imposed an additional 25% global tariff on the import of certain semiconductors.








