ONE Apus back in Japan after record loss of containers in heavy weather
The 14,000 teu ONE Apus, which suffered a massive container stack collapse en route to Long Beach last week, today berthed at the Japanese port of Kobe. The line confirmed yesterday that 1,816 boxes had been lost overboard, including 64 dangerous goods (DG) boxes when the vessel encountered heavy weather near Hawaii on 30 November. […]
Exciting Developments at the Port of Cape Town
Earlier this month, The Africa logistics held their second Port of Cape Town stakeholder workshop where they brought together some of the key representatives of the supply chain of the port to reflect on successes of the Port of Cape Town Task team and identify the challenges that the team wants to tackle in […]
How Shipping is Damaging the Environment & What We Can Do to Help
Did you know that, while shipping goods keeps our global economies going, it also produces more CO2 than the aviation industry? With so much focus on going green and being more environmentally friendly, the one industry that is not getting enough attention is the shipping industry. The Numbers Experts say that around 11 billion […]