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We are talking about the great wild oceans, that small is no good and big looks no good too as another 13,100 teu ship loses hundreds of boxes overboard , have you been keep track of how many containers have already gone overboard. I have its amazing, whats is happening.

How Shipping Containers End Up in the Ocean Hundreds of shipping containers have fallen into the ocean recently. Here is how that happens.

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New opportunities are arising for breakbulk, MPVs [multipurpose vessels] and ro-ro carriers. A bounceback for breakbulk is providing a boon for secondary ports and shortsea shipping due to un-boxing of containerised cargo. Alongside some bigger MPVs being chartered for carrying containers, there is an increase in cargo volumes due to more containerised cargo coming back to the breakbulk market, as well as machinery and special equipment which was moving as breakbulk on container vessels.

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Container trade 'madness' driving more Asia cargo to other modes - The Loadstar The “madness” of ex-Asia container rates is driving more un-boxing of containerised cargo. And the resulting bounceback for breakbulk is providing a boon for secondary ports and shortsea shipping, according to chartering specialist Ahlers. “New opportunities are arising for breakbulk, MPVs [mu...

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Southern East Africa Shipbroker

Recovery of charter rates gains momentum The recovery of the charter rates is gaining momentum. The average charter rate for a 12,500 dwt multipurpose vessel in December increased by 202 dollars compared to last month. That is a significantly bigger increase than in the months before. The recovery is likely helped by a shortage of capacity...