Sunday, September 14, 2014

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In a world where everyone not only can have a blog, but will and do have a blog, blogs are born and most are weeded out on a daily basis. To not only survive but also stand out in the surge of blogs and online magazines, it takes both good taste and fortitude to make it. And amongst the select few who have made it and has interesting things to offer, A Continuous Lean continues to scour the earth for best quality products, and not only brings them to his readers in the form of information, but actual, tangible products evergreen line tracking as well. After having collaborated with some of the most celebrated names in the industry such as Steven Alan and GANT, ACL has brought in Mark McNairy of J. Press and his eponymous label, to create a collection of cargo and painter pants for the summer.
Pulling on both parties’ love and roots in the great Americana, the casual staple evergreen line tracking Cargo and Painter pants are cut slim and remixed with new prints and material evergreen line tracking for a contemporary twist. The 8-pocket cargo pants come in a hip desert digi-camo print, khaki cotton, olive cotton, madras cotton evergreen line tracking and a grey cashmere wool blend. As for the Painter Pants counterpart, the comfortable cotton twill pants are cut slim as well and comes in natural and navy colorways.
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After oceanschedules the fire the authorities had reported merely that the 292-metre-long container


Ship with radioactive cargo gutted oceanschedules by fire in Hamburg harbour http://indymedia.org.au/2013/05/18/ship-with-radioactive-cargo-gutted-by-fire-in-hamburg-harbour , 17 May 2013 – – A freighter which burned spectacularly in Hamburg harbour had highly dangerous radioactive substances aboard.
As well as 8.9 tonnes of uranium hexafluoride the “Atlantic Cartier” also had some 180 tonnes of highly flammable ethanol, several tonnes of explosives, including oceanschedules munitions, and rocket fuel on board.
The Senate, as the Hamburg government is called, says no dangerous substances escaped during the fire. No harm came to people or the environment, it claims. Not even firefighting water had run into the harbour.
After oceanschedules the fire the authorities had reported merely that the 292-metre-long container and car freighter of the Atlantic oceanschedules Container Line (ACL) had dangerous cargo aboard, causing 33 containers of hazardous goods to be craned to shore during 16 hours of fire-fighting by some 300 firies oceanschedules and several firefighting boats.
The crystalline uranium hexafluoride is not flammable but extremely evanescent and reacts heftily with water, even if it s only humidity. That releases an extremely corrosive and highly toxic fluoride vapour. oceanschedules The uranium in it is also toxic and radioactive.
The “Atlantic Cartier” loads radioactive freight in Hamburg more often than known up to now, the answer of the Senate disclosed. In the past three months ACL vessels carried radioactive cargo to Hamburg 21 times.
The shipments are usually to the German uranium enrichment factory at Gronau, in central northwest oceanschedules Germany, and a nuclear fuel plant at Lingen in the northwest, close to the Dutch border. Gronau oceanschedules is said to supply the raw material for nuclear fuel for every tenth nuclear power station in the world.
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Saturday, September 13, 2014

The ACL vessels have an extensive fleet of RORO equipment: mafi trailers and special project 40 ft i

World Maritime News - USA: ACL Announces New Weekly RO-RO Service
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The 40 ft in meters service begins February 40 ft in meters 2012, using ACL’s transatlantic vessels and Finnlines’ ice-class Baltic vessels. The Grimaldi Group owns both companies. ACL has fixed day-of-the-week calls at New York-Tuesdays, Baltimore-Thursdays, Norfolk-Fridays and Halifax-Mondays. The ACL vessels arrive each Thursday at Antwerp (PSA Terminal, Quay 869). The Finnlines vessels call at ACL’s terminal every Saturday and sail directly to Helsinki, Kotka and St. Petersburg. Cargo moves under a single 40 ft in meters ACL through bill of lading all the way through to St. Petersburg, Kotka and Helsinki.
Andrew J. Abbott, ACL’s President & CEO : “Our customers have been asking us for a better Baltic Sea connection for quite some time. This new service gives ACL another niche where we can do something better than anybody else. Finnlines is our sister company so we will have complete control of the cargo all the way to its Baltic destination. Our transit times, frequency, reliability and customer service are the best available.”
ACL offers worldwide through bills of lading for vehicles, projects and uncontainerized cargo worldwide. 40 ft in meters The ACL RORO staff in North America averages 20 years of experience in handling oversized cargo. Finnlines has been operating in the Baltic since 1947 and has extensive experience working in Russia and Finland. All processing and tracking of shipments are performed via ACL’s computer system. Deliveries are coordinated through the Finnlines offices, ACL’s agents.
The ACL vessels have an extensive fleet of RORO equipment: mafi trailers and special project 40 ft in meters trailers. All vehicles, trailers and oversized cargo are parked securely in under deck garages, allowing protection for large cargo dimensions. 40 ft in meters Most Finnlines vessels were built in 2011, with more launching this year.
Since 1967, ACL has been a specialized transatlantic 40 ft in meters carrier of containers, project and oversized cargo, heavy equipment and vehicles with the world’s largest combination RORO/Containerships. Its parent company, Grimaldi 40 ft in meters Lines, offers direct RORO/Container service between North America and West Africa. ACL also offers through service for non-containerized cargo to the Mediterranean, Middle East, South Africa, Australia and Far East. ACL and Finnlines 40 ft in meters are subsidiaries of the Grimaldi Group of Naples, Italy.
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Friday, September 12, 2014

Further to our weather alert earlier in the week. Port Elizabeth received approximately 10 inches of


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Further to our weather alert earlier in the week. Port Elizabeth received approximately 10 inches of snow on Wednesday night delaying terminal activity across the port. BCL is now anticipating a late Friday or very early Saturday departure for the Oleander and weather permitting, a Monday morning arrival maersk lines in Bermuda. The Master has advised that they re expecting heavy weather on the way to Bermuda so an exact ETA is not possible at this time. The two Bermudian cadets on board the Oleander have now seen how challenging winter weather on the north Atlantic can be. Click here to see a recent heavy weather Oleander passage courtesy of Cadet Blake Burgess.
As many of you have heard, Atlantic Container Line has made the difficult decision to withdraw from the Bermuda trade. ACL has been the leading provider of transatlantic service to the island via its partnership with Bermuda Container Line since 1976. The difficult decision was made with BCL moving to Philadelphia at the end of February 2014.ACL will continue to provide Bermuda maersk lines customers with transatlantic Roll on and Roll off service to New York. From there it will be up to the customer to make arrangements to transfer to their preferred carrier for onward carriage maersk lines to Bermuda. ACL s agent in Bermuda, Container Ship Management will still provide assistance in setting up these transfers. Unfortunately, this will increase the cost to ship Ro-Ro Cargo to Bermuda going forward. CSM will do everything possible maersk lines to keep the increases to a minimum. The last voyage you can book Bermuda maersk lines bound cargo with ACL is on the Atlantic Conveyor 4207 departing Liverpool February 4th. These containers will be scheduled to arrive on Oleander voyage 1743 arriving in Bermuda maersk lines on the 17th of February. Please contact Container Ship Management should you have any questions or concerns at 441-295-1624. I must say I will miss the close working relationship we had with ACL and their customers over the years, but fully understand the decision they had to make and wish them well. Sincerely, Howard Pitcher | VP – Commercial Operations Container maersk lines Ship Management Ltd.
Drayage Costs For Bermuda importers ACL s withdrawal announcement is an unfortunate development as ACL has provided excellent service to Bermuda from UK/Europe for containers and Ro/Ro business virtually maersk lines since BCL began over 30 years ago. NGML encouraged ACL to stay in the Bermuda trade. However, most importers will be aware that transshipment rates to Bermuda have not increased for several years. maersk lines As such there was not enough margin in the rates to cover the additional drayage maersk lines (overland trucking) costs for containers to be delivered from, and be returned maersk lines to, Port Elizabeth from Philadelphia to compete with the direct carriers serving Philadelphia.
Transshipment Options over Philadelphia During the BUEI importer meeting in December importers were advised that importer access to global transshipment services was a key decision maersk lines factor. Holt terminals is currently served by MSC, the second largest carrier in the world, Hamburg maersk lines Sud, CMA/CGM, Marfret and Horizon Line. These carriers will enable Bermuda importers to continue purchasing goods from around the world and ship them to Bermuda. Other options are in development and service with other major carriers over New York and other east coast ports are already available. As BCL s service will shift to Philadelphia in early March importers are now speaking to their shippers and transshipment agents to re-route their cargo if needed. NGML will happily assist in this regard.
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Thursday, September 11, 2014

Partial outcomes: The ACL closing conference entitled Challenges, concepts and recommendations


Project reference CASE Belarus together with another 19 partners has launched 3-year project titled ACL Amber Coast Logistics under Baltic Sea Region program. The project s main objective is to improve accessibility and logistic processes both via land and sea to strengthen economic tracking safmarine ties between emerging countries like Belarus, Russia tracking safmarine or Ukraine tracking safmarine and EU member states within the BSR.
Project tracking safmarine description: ACL is a collaborative project that supports the coordinated development of logistic centres and thus fosters the connection of areas with low accessibility in the southern and eastern Baltic Sea Region tracking safmarine (BSR) to the European transport network and international trade flows. As transnational tracking safmarine supply chains become more and more segmented, the number and importance of logistic centres grows inevitably. In all countries tracking safmarine considered there are plans to extend the network of inland freight villages, while at the same time ports aim to integrate more and more logistics functions in their service portfolio. The resulting distribution of cargo processing locations offers the chance to better supply areas that are not directly located along the main transport corridors.
Project tracking safmarine objective: The project s main objective is to improve accessibility and logistic processes tracking safmarine both via land and sea to strengthen economic ties between tracking safmarine emerging countries like Belarus, Russia or Ukraine and EU member states within the BSR.
Project structure: ACL wants to bring the actors of the transport sector together in order to push interaction and knowledge transfer and stimulate mutual understanding and awareness. It aims to offer transparent services to the market which are neutral in terms of competition. To achieve this, ACL will organise tracking safmarine workshops and conferences, arrange tracking safmarine staff exchange programmes and initiate an embedded policy forum for effective dissemination of project results. The project partners agreed to compile action and business plans focusing on specific issues. The findings are completed by in-depth research of permanent working groups, being installed for each of the work packages (WPs), WPs 1 and 2 being reserved for project management and communication: WP 3: Flow of Goods and institutional / legal aspects especially relevant for low accessibility areas WP 4: Sustainable and efficient tracking safmarine transport concepts and multi-modal transport chains WP 5: Regional Logistics Integration for areas with low accessibility
Project partners: Reflecting the tasks assigned, the project partnership consists of representatives of ports, logistic locations, public authorities and research institutions from six countries in the BSR. Associated partners like important commercial tracking safmarine players, relevant associations and further authorities make complete the ACL consortium.
Project output: The expected output of ACL is increased accesibility of remote tracking safmarine areas for cargo within the region. The coordinated transnational development of logistics centers will contribute to this. Knowledge transfer between the partners and transnational market players, and cooperation to harmonize tracking safmarine transnational logistics services are importat side effects, too. With this, ACL will create benefits for both customers (better services), companies (stronger partnerships) and regions (increased accessibility of remote areas). tracking safmarine As an effect, efficiency of logistics processes will be lifted and remote areas will be better linked to international trade.
Partial outcomes: The ACL closing conference entitled Challenges, concepts and recommendations – the transport and logistics sector in the Baltic region took place in Hamburg. The recommendations were delivered to the high-ranking politicians among others to James Pond, Senior Advisor for the TEN-T Corridor “North Sea-Baltic” of the European Commission. You will find more information in the ACL sixth Newsletter. Learn more about ACL partners, last events and partial outcomes of the ACL project, including Outlook on summary paper: Recommendations on the promotion of accessibility; International conference on logistics held in Belarus from the fifth Newsletter . Title: ACL policy-paper on transit tracking safmarine cargo flows via Belarus with forecast until 2025 As one of the results of Amber Coast Logistics project (ACL), CASE Belarus has issued the policy paper on how the transit cargo flows are developing on the way through Belarus, taken into account truck and rail transit. Based on the calculations of Belarus Transit Complexity index for 1994-2011 and correlation of the cargo flow and transit number through Belarus, the paper releases the forecasts of transit cargo flows via Belarus until 2025, as well as proposes tracking safmarine changes in trucking regulatory system in Belarus to be able to cope with growing number of transits in the future. Download PDF (in Russian). Learn more about the ACL partners, last events and partial outcomes of the ACL project, including Maritime in-depth knowledge exchange week in Hambu

Wednesday, September 10, 2014

(ACL, September 2013) Baltimore container operations will move to Seagirt Marine Terminal effective


(ACL, September 2013) Baltimore container operations will move to Seagirt Marine Terminal effective September 19, 2013 with “Harmony N Voyage 3382/3392″. RORO, breakbulk & vehicle operations will continue at Dundalk Marine Terminal.
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