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BOC, AISL to fast track withdrawal of condemned shipments
Aug. 24 | Image by MichaelGaida from Pixabay The Bureau of Customs (BOC) and Association of International Shipping Lines, Inc. (AISL) have agreed to create clear-cut procedures in the nomination of a condemnation contractor to help expedite withdrawal of condemned...
AISL donates 2 reefers to help agri sector
Jul. 7 | Philippine Ports Authority general manager Atty. Jay Daniel Santiago (second from left) and AISL president Patrick Ronas (fourth from left) during the turnover of the two reefers | Photo from DOTr The Association of International Shipping Lines (AISL)...
Shippers get 8 days’ free time for cargoes unloaded by foreign liners
Jun. 26 | Image by Alexander Kliem from Pixabay The Department of Transportation (DOTr) has ordered international shipping lines to implement a minimum free time period of eight days for cargoes unloaded from date of discharge at any port in the Philippines. DOTr...
Lines to waive demurrage if DO not issued within 24 hours of payment of charges
Apr. 14 | Lines to waive demurrage if DO not issued within 24 hours of payment of charges Foreign shipping lines calling the Philippines may not charge demurrage if they fail to issue to the consignee a delivery order (DO) within 24 hours of payment of all shipping...
Cargo service providers open for business despite ‘huge constraints’
Mar. 18 | Shipping lines, freight forwarding companies, and container depots remain operational, though experiencing difficulties, during the Luzon-wide enhanced community quarantine to prevent the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). The Association of...
PH port agencies, stakeholders brace for coronavirus fallout on cargoes, supply chain
Feb. 10 | Philippine port authorities and cargo transport service providers are anticipating a slowdown in ship calls, reduction in cargo volumes and higher costs as a result of the global outbreak of the novel coronavirus disease (2019-nCoV). Shipments of semiconductors...
More carriers join vessel sharing pact to move empties out of Manila port
Jun. 4 | Image by Maritime_Filming_UK from Pixabay More international shipping lines have agreed to share vessel resources in loading out more empty containers from Manila South Harbor. Port operator Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI), in a text message to PortCalls,...
Manifesto zeroes in on transfer of overstaying containers
Mar. 16 | Manila’s international container ports are now transferring Customs-cleared containers overstaying for more than 30 days to inland container depots (ICDs). The transfers, which started on March 16, are part of a manifesto signed on March 15 by several...
CYs remain congested but new depots being constructed
Mar. 16 | Image by Michael Gaida from Pixabay More container yards (CY) are being built to accommodate more empty containers as existing and new depots in Metro Manila and nearby areas remain congested, according to the Container Depot Alliance of the Philippines...
