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Carrier partnerships on Asia-Europe trades could ring in a ‘disastrous’ 2012

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The recent formation of alliances on the Asia-Europe lanes can intensify competition, prolong the rate wars, and bring about a disastrous 2012 for box...
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NOL chairman Cheng Wai Keung to retire

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NOL Group, the parent company of container line APL, announced on December 29 that its chairman, Cheng Wai Keung, will retire after its annual general...
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COSCON, CSCL increase cooperation on Asia-Europe and Mediterranean trades

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COSCO Container Lines (COSCON), the shipping line of China COSCO Holdings, will expand its space swap with China Shipping Container Lines (CSCL) on the...
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Improved liner business predicted next year

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International carriers operating in the Philippines forecast a slightly better business climate for 2012 compared to this year. “We believe international shipping will significantly pick...
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Pilotage fee compromise deal struck at Mindanao port

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The Philippine Liner Shipping Association (PLSA) and the United Harbor Pilots Association of the Philippines (UHPAP) have agreed on a compromise deal that will...
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Hanjin orders for 2012 hit $4.9B

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Hanjin Heavy Industries and Construction-Philippines (HHIC-P) has booked $4.9 billion in new ship orders for 2012. According to the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA), HHIC-P...
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More seats for Manila-KL run

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The Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) has awarded additional seat entitlements for the Manila-Kuala Lumpur route to three budget carriers. Approved were the respective petitions of...
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CKYH strikes deal with Evergreen Line to hike Asia-Europe sailings

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CKYH-the Green Alliance announced it has forged an agreement with Taiwan’s Evergreen Line to increase sailing frequency, improve transit time and widen port coverage...
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Indonesian ship owners call for freight tax cut

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The Indonesian National Shipowners Association (INSA) is seeking the abolition of the government’s 10 percent value-added tax (VAT) on freight delivered by local carriers. INSA...
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Shipping confidence up despite overtonnage, eurozone fears—survey

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Ship owners, managers and charterers expressed a small increase in industry confidence and in optimism about making major new investments in the next 12...
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BOC-NAIA seizes 28 kilos of rare agarwood worth P2.4M

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  Bureau of Customs intercepted in Pasay City three packages containing 28 kilos of agarwood with an estimated street value of P2.4 million All...
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Industry expert pushes multimodal transport in ASEAN for cost savings

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Multimodal transportation offers reduced costs, saves time and improves shipment monitoring during transit Dealing with customs transit/transshipment procedures of countries a multimodal transport challenge Multimodal...
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PH, Indonesia to ink Halal trade deal

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The Philippines and Indonesia are set to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on Halal cooperation that will facilitate trade of Halal-certified goods...
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Bellyhold shortage hampers Asia’s air cargo market recovery

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Regional carriers transported 13% less cargo in October year-on-year even as global business conditions continued to improve Air cargo traffic held back by...
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BOC-NAIA seizes 28 kilos of rare agarwood worth P2.4M

Customs & Trade Liza Almonte - 0
  Bureau of Customs intercepted in Pasay City three packages containing 28 kilos of agarwood with an estimated street value of P2.4 million All...
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Industry expert pushes multimodal transport in ASEAN for cost savings

3PL/4PL Liza Almonte - 0
Multimodal transportation offers reduced costs, saves time and improves shipment monitoring during transit Dealing with customs transit/transshipment procedures of countries a multimodal transport challenge Multimodal...
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PH, Indonesia to ink Halal trade deal

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The Philippines and Indonesia are set to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on Halal cooperation that will facilitate trade of Halal-certified goods...
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BOC-NAIA seizes 28 kilos of rare agarwood worth P2.4M

Customs & Trade Liza Almonte - 0
  Bureau of Customs intercepted in Pasay City three packages containing 28 kilos of agarwood with an estimated street value of P2.4 million All...
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Industry expert pushes multimodal transport in ASEAN for cost savings

3PL/4PL Liza Almonte - 0
Multimodal transportation offers reduced costs, saves time and improves shipment monitoring during transit Dealing with customs transit/transshipment procedures of countries a multimodal transport challenge Multimodal...
Read more

PH, Indonesia to ink Halal trade deal

Breaking News Liza Almonte - 0
The Philippines and Indonesia are set to sign a memorandum of understanding (MOU) on Halal cooperation that will facilitate trade of Halal-certified goods...
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