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Maersk has expanded the restricted area off the coast of Somalia for its vessels, begun to modify ships, and reiterated its call on the international community to find a solution to the problem of piracy.
In light of the hijacking of MAERSK ALABAMA and hostage-taking of Captain Richard Phillips, Maersk is conducting a thorough investigation of the events.
Continue reading …A.P. Moller – Maersk has continued its cash-raising activities by selling its half-share in Martinair Cargo to Dutch airline KLM.
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Maersk Line emerged winner of the “Best Shipping Line – Asia-Europe” Award for the 21st consecutive year at the 22nd Asian Freight and Supply Chain Awards (AFSCA). Maersk Line also clinched the coveted “Best Global Shipping Line” Award for the 15th year r
Continue reading …Maersk and Hamburg Sud will join forces in services connecting Australia and New Zealand to the U.S. East Coast and South- and Central America.
Continue reading …The Logistics Association of Australia Ltd (LAA) has appointed the University of Queensland, School of Business (UQBS) and Maersk Logistics as its Collaborative and Sponsoring Partner Consortium (Co-Opetition Consortium) to undertake the LAA’s 2008 Logist
Continue reading …Maersk Line is laying up 25 ships and has announced rate increases for all cargo in the Asia to Europe trade and return, to be implemented in two stages.
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The Maersk Group is reducing its impact on the climate with a drop of 9 per cent in carbon dioxide emissions in 2008 compared to the previous year.
Continue reading …Global shipping company Maersk Line will implement a rate restoration from October this year on its services from Europe to Australia and New Zealand, in an attempt to ensure long-term development of the route.
Continue reading …Maersk Line is continuing its drastic reorganisation, with news that its Danish crew will be laid off, to be replaced with an “international crew”.
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