A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) delivered record results for Q1 2022 across its businesses, driven by higher rates and strong long-term partnerships with customers seeking end-to-end supply chain support.
Remarkable asset turn and operational efficiency improvements have been achieved on APM Terminals’ West Africa network primarily through the implementation of Fixed Berthing Windows.
Most of the growth contribution comes from the export of a variety of food items, refrigerated cargo and high value textiles and garments as Maersk makes more containers and vessel space available for Pakistani exporters.
To contribute with a clear demand signal and catalyse the transition to sustainable green steel, A.P. Moller – Maersk has decided to join Climate Group SteelZero.
Queensland Magnesia(QMAG), a world-leading supplier of magnesia products, became the first Oceania-based customer to choose Maersk ECO Delivery to reduce the company’s carbon footprint in transportation.
First-moving ports in Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea initiate an ambitious real climate action partnership with the Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller Center for Zero Carbon Shipping.
Maersk and Egyptian authorities have signed a partnership agreement to explore the establishment of large-scale green fuel production in Egypt.
The 4,578 TEU container ship named Dyros ended up losing a significant portion of contents in the North Pacific Ocean on 21st March. As the vessel was on its way from Yantian in China, to Seattle in the US, the incident happened.Â
More than 30 maritime industry leaders from across Denmark, Norway, Sweden and Finland attended the ABS Northern Europe Committee to hear about the latest ABS advancements in sustainability and classification services.