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The largest Ocean Freight container ship in the world
#1 Ever Ace Ever Ace is 399.9 meters (1312 feet) long and 61.5 meters (202 feet) wide. Her draft reaches 17 meters (55ft 9in), which is almost two feet deeper than that of her infamous cousin, the Ever Given, which blocked the Suez Canal for six days in March 2021 . Launched in July 2021,…
Read MoreGlobal temperatures will almost certainly hit record highs in the next five years
Authoritative meteorological agencies have warned that global temperatures will almost certainly hit record highs in the next five years, and there is a high probability that global warming will exceed the key threshold of 1.5°C for the first time. High temperatures will have an impact on the global shipping service industry. On Wednesday, the World…
Read MoreTypes and sizes of containers
The 20-foot and 40-foot containers we usually see are called dry cargo containers, also called grocery containers, and some people call them containers. This kind of container is used to transport groceries that do not need temperature control. It has a wide range of applications. There are two types of commonly used 20-foot and 40-foot…
Read MoreBerkshire Hathaway’s Annual Meeting 2023
Despite the recent market volatility and worries over the economy, Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett on Saturday provided a calm and steady voice as he fielded questions from shareholders. That’s not to say that Buffett doesn’t see some turbulence ahead. He said commercial real estate could struggle with higher borrowing rates and banks could face…
Read MoreHow does Space X affect the future of space shipping service?
SpaceX, founded by Elon Musk, has been pushing the boundaries of space shipping service and has been a driving force in shaping the future of space shipping service. Here are some ways that SpaceX is impacting the future of space shipping service: Reusable Rockets: SpaceX has developed reusable rockets, which significantly reduce the cost of…
Read MoreNew EV rules set to speed change in shipping services
The Biden administration’s proposals would force U.S. automakers to dramatically increase production of electric cars and trucks over the next decade, putting more urgency on building supply chains for raw materials to reduce the industry’s reliance on China. This will have a major impact on shipping services such as land transport. The U.S. Environmental Protection…
Read More5 Reasons Why Shipping Service Will Thrive and Seize Opportunities in Southeast Asia
Will help promote the development of ocean freigh, air freight and ground freight As the largest country in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has many maritime ports, which help to promote international trade in the region. The current state of Indonesia’s ports, although still lagging behind other countries in Southeast Asia, has made significant progress. First of…
Read MoreChina’s Port Advantages for Reliable Shipping Service
By the end of 2022, China was expected to have more than 2,700 ports. China’s container throughput was approximately 13 million TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) per year. There are six ports in China that rank among the top ten in the world, they are Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Guangzhou, Ningbo and Qingdao. As the largest…
Read MoreShipping Services: 7 Proven Strategies for Post-COVID Recovery
The recovery of the global freight services industry following the end of the COVID-19 pandemic will likely depend on several factors, including the speed of vaccine distribution, the development of new COVID-19 variants, and changes in consumer behavior. As more people get vaccinated, there will likely be an increase in travel demand, particularly for leisure…
Read MoreImpact of Russia-Ukraine War on Canadian Transportation
The war between Russia and Ukraine has had a significant impact on the transportation industry, including airlines. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the EU imposed a blanket ban on flights and closed its airspace to all Russian flights across its 27 member countries. Later, Canada joined the EU in closing its airspace to Russian carriers.…
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