Search Results for: Containers
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Ports & Terminals
Record year 2025: Port of Gothenburg handled more containers than ever
”Record volumes are proof that the port has become even more attractive as a logistics hub. We see several drivers…
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Ports & Terminals
500,000 containers handled via Secure Chain
The Port of Rotterdam has securely processed its 500,000th import container through the Secure Chain system, eliminating the need…
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Authorities & Organisations
IMO mandates reporting of lost sea containers
A step forward for international maritime safety occurred in London recently during the meeting of the International Maritime Organization’s…
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Shipowners & Ship Managers
Laura, the world’s first methanol containership
The world’s first methanol-enabled container vessel will carry the name “Laura Mærsk”, the EU Commission President Ursula von der…
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Climate & Sustainability
Shipping industry witnesses a historic low of containers lost at sea
The World Shipping Council (WSC) has released its annual report on containers lost at sea, revealing positive developments in…
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People & Careers
4 things to consider when transporting containers
Shipping containers require special care. Having logistical expertise is essential if you want to ensure that all things go…
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Authorities & Organisations
Mandatory reporting of lost containers
The Sub-Committee agreed draft new requirements for mandatory reporting of lost freight containers at sea. Containers lost overboard can…
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Blog Posts
Why are shipping containers lost at sea and where do they end up?
There was a brisk wind blowing off Canada’s Pacific coast as the small boat approached the beach on its…
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Shipowners & Ship Managers
Containers lost at sea
Globally, there are currently over 6,000 active ships carrying containers and the twenty-foot-long containers (TEU) capacity of the container…
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Blog Posts
25 fun facts about containers and container ships
Shipping containers, and the ships that carry them, are some of the most overlooked yet essential parts of the…
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