World’s Largest Container Ship Record To Go

World’s Largest Container Ship Record To Go

by | Feb 24, 2023 | Logistics News

  There could be several challenges in the coming months for the coveted title of having the ‘World’s Largest Container Ship’, as numerous carriers are set to introduce newly built ships into service. Right now, the official record is held by Evergreen Lines,...
World’s Largest Ocean Carriers To Split

World’s Largest Ocean Carriers To Split

by | Feb 22, 2023 | Logistics News

  The world’s largest ocean freight carriers, MSC and Maersk, have been collaborating in vessel sharing since 2015. However, a recent announcement confirmed they will be ending the 2M Alliance and going their separate ways by 2025. Following a recent...
LHR Strike May Impact World Cup Travel

LHR Strike May Impact World Cup Travel

by | Nov 9, 2022 | Logistics News

A planned strike of ground handlers at London Heathrow Airport looks set to hinder travel and logistics, and could disrupt flights to Qatar at the start of the World Cup. Unite Union workers at both Menzies and dnata have planned a three day walkout from November...
Liverpool Port – Strikes & Redundancies

Liverpool Port – Strikes & Redundancies

by | Oct 17, 2022 | Logistics News

  As Liverpool dock workers approach the end of their second strike, a third has been confirmed for the end of this month. Meanwhile, the port’s management have confirmed a restructure, which will likely result in job losses. The second strike started last week...
Felixstowe Port: Second Strike Set

Felixstowe Port: Second Strike Set

by | Sep 13, 2022 | Logistics News

Dock workers at Felixstowe Port have voted for more industrial action and another eight day strike is planned from 27th September. The members of Unite union, who have also organised the strike at Liverpool, have rejected all wage increase offers from port management....