Korea Line Corp may share container terminal with HMM

South Korea's shipping company Korea Line Corp proposed Hyundai Merchant Marine to buy a 54% stake of a container terminal in Long Beach, CA which used to belong to Hanjin shipping company.

Previously, Korean shipping company has signed a US $ 31,4 billion agreement to purchase the Asia-US  route network from Hanjin shipping. Korea line explained this deal as they would need their own terminal to avoid any competition problems in future operations.  At the present time Korea line has 25 vessels which are carrying iron, oil, cars and so on. Besides that company owes 4 new buildings on order.

Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM enhancing North Europe-Central America Service

Starting in January 2017, shipping giants Hapag-Lloyd and CMA CGM are set to update their joint service between North Europe and Central America. 

London Gateway will be added in the United Kingdom and Caucedo, Dominican Republic will replace the current call at Cartagena, Columbia.

Ports of call in the enhanced service: London Gateway (UK), Hamburg (Germany), Rotterdam (Netherlands), Antwerp (Belgium), Le Havre (France), Caucedo (Dominican Republic), Kingston (Jamaica), Santo Tomas De Castilla (Guatemala), Puerto Cortes (Honduras), Puerto Limon (Costa Rica).

Five CMA CGM vessels of and one Hapag–Lloyd vessel will run the route.

New RoRo Service between Thailand and Australia

Japanese shipping company K Line (Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha) plans to extend its RoRo service on Thailand - Australia route of anti-clockwise loop in addition to current existing clockwise loop.
With new service the company plans to provide the shortest transit time with additional frequency.
New route will be available in the begging  of December with 2 additional sailings per month at Thailand’s Laem Chabang.
The rotation of the service will be Laem Chabang – Fremantle – Adelaide – Melbourne.

Upgraded Kiwi service from MSC

Mediterranean Shipping Company improved shipping service between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. Switzerland-headquartered shipper added new port calls in Bell Bay and linked Tasmania with Noumea and New Zealand. Service will be coursing on the weekly basis and operation will start on December 8, with the first vessel Malte Rambow.

The round shipping route will be the following:

Sydney, Brisbane (Australia), Noumea (New Caledonia), Tauranga, Auckland (New Zealand), Bell Bay, Melbourne, Bell Bay, Sydney (Australia).

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