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- Release on2024-01-18
- Tesla recently announced that the Gigafactory in Berlin, Germany, will suspend most car production from January 29 to February 11 due to attacks on ships in the Red Sea that have led to changes in transportation routes and shortages in parts supply.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-17
- Capacity constraints and container shortages have begun to take their toll on the shipping industry, amidst unrest in the Red Sea region, as well as a series of problems such as vessel re-routing, delays and cancellations.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-16
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- Release on2024-01-16
- Following the Yemeni capital Sana'a and other places in the early hours of local time on the 12th by the United States and British airstrikes, the United States military in Yemen in the early hours of local time on the 13th again on the Houthi targets.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-15
- As the situation in the Red Sea heats up, with more and more container ships avoiding the Red Sea-Suez Canal route and detouring to the Cape of Good Hope, shippers are scrambling to place their orders in advance in order to mitigate the impact of longer transit times from Asia to Europe.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-12
- On January 10, local time, the Houthi armed forces issued another statement saying that the United States was attempting to "militarize" the Red Sea and warned that the armed forces would continue to attack ships and targets associated with Israel.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-11
- Recently, the situation in the Red Sea continues to deteriorate, to the global shipping industry has brought about a small impact, the shipping companies continue to adjust routes to cope with changes in the situation.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-10
- Local time on January 8, a container ship "Stride" docked in the U.S. port of Houston caught fire, resulting in the death of two crew members, a crew member burned, in critical condition.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-10
- On January 4, DP World Australia received a request from the CFMMEU (Australian Maritime Union) for the Ports of Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-09
- In recent years, potassium batteries, as a high-efficiency, lightweight, high-energy-density power source, have gradually been widely used in various fields, and my country's potassium battery exports have also maintained accelerating growth momentum.... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-09
- On December 27, 2023, Maersk announced the gradual resumption of flights to the Red Sea and listed 59 specific vessels for resumption; on December 31, the Maersk Hangzhou ship was attacked; on January 2, 2024, Maersk announced the indefinite suspension of flights to the Red Sea; on January 3, the U.S. joined with many other countries in delivering an "ultimatum" to the Houthis... Read More>>
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- Release on2024-01-08
- On January 4, DP World Australia received additional protective industrial action notices from the CFMMEU (the Australian Maritime Union sector) for each of the terminals in the Ports of Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and Fremantle, and it is understood that the strike action will continue until January 15, 2024.The notices were issued by the CFMMEU (the Australian Maritime Union sector) in response to the strike action.... Read More>>
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