OL News
Splash247: Maersk carries out first Red Sea transit in almost two years
In the early morning on December 19, the 2007-built Singapore-flagged boxship Maersk Sebarok completed a transit through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and into the Red Sea.
Splash247: Containers seen flying across Lake Geneva
Franco-Swiss maritime startup Fly-Box is moving its foil-borne container concept into the next phase, launching a detailed techno-economic assessment with a global player active in both shipping and terminal operations.
DynaLiners Weekly : DynaLiners 51-52/25 – 19 December 2025
Ro/Ro Shipping Analysis 2025 – Operators, Fleets, Trades
Seatrade Maritime: DP World San Antonio gears up for Chinese New Year cherry exports
The terminal in Chile expects to handle 13 vessels for exports of cherries to China over one and half months.
ONE: Transatlantic Trade – EMA Port Omission
Please be advised that the MV X-PRESS ANTLIA 0014W will omit Iskenderun port call to mitigate schedule delays.
ONE: Transatlantic Trade – AL5 Service – M/V NYK METEOR V.0088W – Port Omission
Please be advised that an agreement has been made among the partner lines to omit M/V NYK METEOR V.0088W’s FRLEH call to mitigate schedule delays.
Goods Transport Strike Update #10
We would like to inform you that the notification has now been officially issued and the Goods Transport Association strike has ended.
Shippingtelegraph: ABL Group completes acquisition of SCF Containers
Asian Bulk Logistics (ABL Group), a logistics and infrastructure solutions provider, has completed the acquisition of 100% of Australia’s large container solution provider SCF Containers from ICG. ABL’s acquisition follows the fulfilment of all conditions precedent, ABL said in its announcement on Dec. 17.
Shippingtelegraph: Container Shipping faces oversupply threat, raising fresh concerns
The containership orderbook has risen to 11.61m TEU, accounting for 34.8% of the current fleet on the back of a record number of ships ordered in 2025, according to market intelligence firm Linerlytica.







