OL News
ONE: Transatlantic Trade – AT3 Service – Change of Rotation
Please be advised that an agreement has been made among the partner lines for M/V OOCL VERACRUZ V.0016W to change rotation to mitigate schedule delays.
Maritime Executive: Cargo Resupply Mission to U.S. Antarctic Station Completed
Military Sealift Command Pacific reports the 2026 cargo resupply mission for U.S. Antarctica operations has been completed. They note that MSC has been sending chartered cargo ships each year to the McMurdo Station since the operation was established in 1955.
Maritime Executive: Port Builds on Effort to Strengthen its Safety Culture to Reduce Injuries
The Port of Virginia® is using a layered approach to strengthen safety throughout its operation by identifying the most common critical risks at its terminals and offices, emphasize safety as a core value and creation of an internal safety brand that serves as a continual reminder for everyone on port property.
Freightwaves: Why ships could be Trump’s not-so-secret tariff weapon
Maritime Action Plan sets cargo tax for non-U.S. ships
ONE: Transatlantic Trade – AT1 Service – Vessel Maintenance Scheme (VMS)
Please be advised of the scheduled VMS in week 12 2026 on the Transatlantic AT1 service, as agreed by partner lines to mitigate schedule delays.
CMA CGM: Overweight Surcharge (OWS) – Revised *
CMA CGM (America) LLC is announcing an Overweight Freight Additional Surcharge (OWS)
Shippingtelegraph: Inocea acquires UK’s Wave Class Fast Naval Replenishment Fleet
UK marine, defence and industrial group Inocea has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Wave class vessels Wave Knight and Wave Ruler.
Shippingtelegraph: Port of Hamburg: Throughput figures for 2025 at a glance
The Port of Hamburg can look back on a positive year in 2025. With a total throughput of 114.6 million tonnes, Germany’s largest seaport recorded a year-on-year increase of 2.6 percent. The significant upturn in the container segment was a key factor in this development.
Shippingtelegraph: Drewry: The World Container Index decreased 1% this week 08-2026
In accordance with the assessment of Drewry Supply Chain Advisors, the container rates this week continued the slight decreasing tendency. As it is mentioned, their composite World Container Index decreased by 1% to $1,919 per 40-foot container.







