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Port growth back on the agenda for 2021

Details: Category: Mercados - Fletes- Cotizaciones; Published on Friday, 08 January 2021 08:01; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 619

Published by Lydia Woellwarth, Deputy Editor

Dry Bulk, Wednesday, 06 January 2021 11:30

The British Ports Association’s Chief Executive has outlined what the agenda for UK ports will look like during 2021.

The British Ports Association (BPA), which represents 86% of UK port freight activities around the UK, sees the UK’s new trading relationship with the EU bedding in and the mass roll-out of the coronavirus vaccine beginning. However, UK ports might well be looking at a different policy agenda by the end of the year. A sustainable growth agenda and promoting the value of ports and their varied activities will be at the heart of the Association’s work over the next 12 months.

Commenting on the year ahead, the BPA’s Chief Executive, Richard Ballantyne,

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Baltic Exchange releases data on freight derivative volume trends in 2020

Details: Category: Mercados - Fletes- Cotizaciones; Published on Friday, 08 January 2021 07:58; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 575

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Published by Will Owen, Assistant Editor

Dry Bulk, Wednesday, 06 January 2021 14:30

The freight derivatives markets for both tankers and dry cargo vessels saw increased traded volumes in 2020, according to data released by the Baltic Exchange.

Tanker Forward Freight Agreement (FFA) volumes were up 31% on the previous year, reaching 603 261 lots, with a daily record of 33 677 lots achieved on 16 March at a time when Time Charter Equivalent earnings for VLCCs exceeded US$275 000.

Dry FFA volumes hit 1.54 million lots, up 17% on 2019. Options trading in the dry market hit an all-time high, up 37% on the previous year to 318 183.

One lot is defined as a day’s hire of a vessel or 1000 t of

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Shipping lines have complained that a new law proposed by India’s Shipping Ministry

Details: Category: Mercados - Fletes- Cotizaciones; Published on Monday, 04 January 2021 18:35; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 609

Shipping lines have complained that a new law proposed by India’s Shipping Ministry that pushes for greater transparency on ocean pricing amounts to “government interference”.

Shirish Nadkarni | Dec 18, 2020

The new legislation – Merchant Shipping Bill (MSB) 2020 – is meant to replace existing policies that were enacted several decades ago under the Merchant Shipping Act (MSA) 1958. The MSA is set to be repealed.

The policymakers have set the stage for a regulatory framework to create greater transparency into ocean carrier pricing for export-import and domestic cargo transportation – an issue that has historically been complex and acrimonious.

“Every service provider or agent, in respect of any Indian ship or other ship

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Container lines are blanking very few sailings in the traditional slack season around Chinese New Year,

Details: Category: Mercados - Fletes- Cotizaciones; Published on Friday, 08 January 2021 07:14; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 564

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Container lines are blanking very few sailings in the traditional slack season around Chinese New Year, as they continue to try and cope with unprecedented demand and disruption caused by empty container shortages.

Marcus Hand | Jan 07, 2021

Analyst eeSea said that its Blank Sailings Tracker showed that 1.7% of head haul services on the three main east-west trades have been cancelled in February, which includes CNY, and in March this figure falls to 0.6%.

eeSea said that effective capacity in January 2021 on the main east-west head haul trades was up 7.6%, over the same period in 2020, when Covid-19 was only starting to make an impact on the Chinese market in the run-up to CNY.

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Trasmediterránea se hace con la línea de servicio obligatorio con El Hierro

Details: Category: Mercados - Fletes- Cotizaciones; Published on Saturday, 02 January 2021 06:41; Written by Administrator2; Hits: 573

La naviera y Obras Públicas firman el contrato, por 6 millones y dos años, para operar entre los puertos de La Estaca y Los Cristianos

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Santa Cruz de Tenerife | 02·01·21 | 00:0

El consejero de Obras Públicas, Transportes y Vivienda del Gobierno de Canarias, Sebastián Franquis, firmó el contrato que adjudica a la naviera Trasmediterranea la prestación, como obligación de servicio público (OSP), de la línea marítima regular que enlaza el puerto de La Estaca, en El Hierro, con el de Los Cristianos, en el sur de Tenerife. Con este contrato se garantiza la conectividad naval de El Hierro con el resto de islas de la provincia occidental durante los próximos dos años.

La dotación económica de este servicio asciende a seis millones de euros por los

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Port growth back on the agenda for 2021

Baltic Exchange releases data on freight derivative volume trends in 2020

Shipping lines have complained that a new law proposed by India’s Shipping Ministry

Container lines are blanking very few sailings in the traditional slack season around Chinese New Year,

Trasmediterránea se hace con la línea de servicio obligatorio con El Hierro

La naviera y Obras Públicas firman el contrato, por 6 millones y dos años, para operar entre los puertos de La Estaca y Los Cristianos

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