9 December 2019
Latest Updates - Maritime Shipping - 9 Dec 2019

The North European Liner Called Unifeeder Purchases A 71% Stake In Feedertech
Unifeeder, the well-known North European Liner has made its mark in the container shipping industry, and now it has made the headlines by deciding to go global after purchasing a 77% stake in Singapore-based Feedertech for an unspecified price. It has been observed that both Unifeeder and Feedertech has the same kind of business model to define their efficiency and has been targeting to eradicate the problems in the day-to-day functionalities. Therefore, the joint agreement will certainly prove beneficial in formulating the perfect, top-notch product for the customers after combining the expertise of both the parties.
APM Terminals Gothenburg Has Introduced A Brand-New Climate Strategy Called The Green Gothenburg Gateway
The APM Terminals Gothenburg has recently introduced the Green Gothenburg Gateway that is a well-planned climate strategy in an attempt to decrease the carbon emissions by 70% in the entire Gothenburg area by 2030. The port is trying to achieve its climate-based goal of lessening the harm inflicted on the environment due to the poisonous CO2 emissions by an incredible cut-off of 70%. The strategy includes the positive usage of renewable, inexhaustible fuel resources instead of depleting our planet’s limited resources in order to kickstart the machinery, the doubling of rail-borne freight, and the optimizing of loading/unloading services at the APM Terminals Gothenburg. The real purpose of the Green Gothenburg Gateway is to aim for a fossil-free future that makes good use of advanced technology like electrically-operated cranes along with terminal buildings that are heated with biogas. Even the container handling equipment will run with the help of fossil-free fuel HVO100 and the entire system will hopefully be revamped by the year of 2020, as per the information shared by the sources.
Allcargo Logistics Ltd. Has Acquired A Controlling Stake In Gati Ltd. And Made Their Way Into Express Logistics
Allcargo Logistics Ltd. has attained national fame by becoming the largest integrated logistics solutions provider in the country and of recent, it has shown its interest in the arena of express logistics after possessing a controlling stake in Gati Ltd. and is being regarded as the first logistics solutions provider in India. Plus, Allcargo Logistics Ltd. has implemented a new domestic service to its growing portfolio after the above-mentioned development. Allcargo has also become famous for achieving the status of being the only Indian shipping company to offer high-quality services with respect to Container Freight Station Operations /Inland Container Depot Operations, Warehousing, Distribution, Projects, and Engineering Solutions, and Contract Logistics. Gati Ltd. has also done exceptional work over the past 25 years in simplifying the innovative concept of door-to-door express logistics, thus earning it a huge customer base that includes major e-commerce players and top Indian industry leaders. Now, Gati will do its best to provide support to Allcargo’s global network and formulate some cost-effective solutions to the clients.
APM Terminals Moin Achieved A Milestone By Welcoming The MSC Sara Elena In Costa Rica
The APM Terminals Moin has allowed the largest containership called the MSC Sara Elena to berth in Costa Rica and it is indeed a proud feat given the fact that it is no less than 300m in length along with a capacity of 8,000 TEUs. The major Costa Rican exports that include fruits like bananas and pineapples were filled into the large-sized containership (in approximately 337 lifts) that was prepared for its voyage to Rotterdam in the Netherlands. There is absolutely no doubt that this powerful move has a positive impact on the growing economy of Costa Rica.
British Company Wight Shipyard Co. Has Acquired The Order For 4 Ferries For Captain Morgan Holdings Ltd.
Wight Shipyard Co. has carved out a special niche in the British shipbuilding industry and it has now got the contract to build four vessels for the Malta-based Captain Morgan Holdings Ltd., which is known as the subsidiary of Fortina Investments Ltd. As meticulously designed by the One2Three Naval Architects, the order features two catamarans with a length of 33m each, along with two catamarans that are each 20m long.
Sources:
https://splash247.com/unifeeder-goes-global-with-feedertech-acquisition/
https://www.porttechnology.org/news/green-gothenburg-gateway-launched-by-apm-terminals/
http://www.maritimegateway.com/allcargo-logistics-forays-express-logistics-acquisition-gati/
http://www.eximin.net/NewsDetails.aspx?name=42687
https://www.marinelink.com/news/wight-shipyard-build-ferries-473426

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