Maersk
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Maritime
How high can container shipping profits go? Will 2022 top 2021?
Liner profits still rising: second half looks stronger than first and Deutsche Bank sees even higher earnings next year.
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Rail
Supply chain congestion weighs on US rail intermodal volumes
Labor and chassis shortages, as well as congestion in the wider supply chain, have contributed to lower U.S. intermodal traffic compared with a year ago.
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Container
Maersk and Canadian Pacific open Vancouver transload facility
The Vancouver transload facility will primarily handle fast-moving consumer goods and auto parts.
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American Shipper
Maersk invests in bio-methanol production company WasteFuel
Maersk is adding bio-methanol to its portfolio of green marine fuels after making e-methanol and methanol-powered vessel agreements in August.
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Electric Trucks
ACT Expo notebook: Peterbilt’s math lesson and Volvo’s big day
Peterbilt takes the convention audience to school on electric truck math while Volvo puts ist VNR Electric to work on its own plant deliveries.
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Rail
Congestion persists at rail terminals servicing imports
U.S. rail terminals that handle imports are still grappling with chassis shortages, although efforts are being made to address overflow at the terminals.
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News
Maersk enters agreement for 8 methanol-powered vessels
A.P. Moller - Maersk expects to save about 1 million metric tons of CO2 emissions annually with eight dual fuel container vessels.
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Company earnings
Supply chain ‘anarchy’ is gold mine for ocean carriers like ZIM
Ocean carrier ZIM now expects to earn $4.8 billion-$5.2 billion this year — five times what it earned in 2020.
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E-commerce & Fulfillment
A closer look at Maersk’s budding e-commerce operations
With its acquisition of Visible SCM earlier this month, Maersk added one of the final components of its e-commerce strategy.
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Maritime
Global demand isn’t booming. So why are shipping rates this high?
Maersk results offer more evidence that capacity constraints and U.S. — not worldwide — demand drive rates.
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