Indonesia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KADIN) is questioning the follow up step of re-export process of containers carrying import plastic waste, urging to fasten the re-export process. Quoting information…
An innovative facility offering new value-added services to CMA CGM Group customers CMA CGM: a shipping and logistics service offering with its new subsidiary CEVA Logistics Present in Indonesia since…
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The CMA CGM JACQUES SAADE, the first in a new fleet of nine French-flagged, 23,000- TEU, LNG-powered containerships An outstanding tribute to the CMA CGM Group’s founder Packed with an…
Tanjung Priok Port Authority (OP Priok) and Indonesian National Sport Commitee (KONI) commit to build synergy, following the KONI visit to OP Priok Office, today, Tuesday, September 24. OP Priok…
Indonesia Maritime Logistic Transportation Watch (IMLOW) appreciaates government decision to re-export containers carrying plastic waste containing hazardous and toxic substances (B3 waste) that had entranced via some Indonesia’s ports. As…
The issuance of Decree of Minister of Trade (Permendag) No 29/2019 on Guidelines of Import of Livestocks and related Products has nothing to do with the Hallal Label of Import…
The massive development and improvement of infrastructure in West Java (Jabar) that support a better logistics activities have encourages investors to do more investment within the province, according to Indonesia…
Facilities of Container Freight Station (CFS) at area of Tanjung Priok have helped to synergize one stop logistic service. In addition, they also have created more efficient service and transparent…
photo: Erwin Taufan, GINSI General Secretary Indonesia Importers’ Association (GINSI) is so regretful on the entrance of container import carrying plastic waste that now being arrested at Tanjung Priok Port….
Indonesia Maritime Logistic Transportation Watch (IMLOW) is urging Ministry of Environment (KLHK) to inspect hundreds of import containers suspected carrying plastic waste currently being stored at Tanjung Priok Port, otherwise…
picture: Achmad Ridwan Tento, General Secretary of IMLOW The future concept of maritime law and rules calls for special law and regulation on port affairs which is seperated from the…
Being an Indonesia’s leading consolidator in LCL forwarding business, Gateway Container Line (GCL) continues to make innovation. Any innovation it does will refer to its big vision. GCL vision is…
photo: Surya Kencana, Gateway Director (right) and Hesty Rosmawaty, Gateway Director (left) Gateway Container Line, a leading Indonesia forwarding company in consolidator/LCL (Less than container load) still enjoyed a market…
After running almost two years since masively developed as part of government economy package program, there is evidence to say that PLB (Bonded Logistic Center), has helped the national industry,…
INTERCARGO’s thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of the 25 seafarers, crew of the Indonesian Flagged 52,400 dwt bulk carrier “NUR ALLYA” (built 2002) reported missing…
Two strings – faster transit times – new direct calls at Port Kelang and Jakarta The Oceania trade has always been a key element in Hamburg Süd’s global network of…
Indonesian-flagged ships will comply with new low-sulphur fuel rules that start next year, the country’s Ministry of Transportation said on Tuesday, after earlier saying more time was needed to meet…
South Korea has announced plans to strengthen its inspection regime for battery, tire and plastic waste imported from Japan, a move seen as part of its on-going trade war with…
The upgrade of its terminal operation system (TOS) to Navis N4 has helped Malaysian Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP) create a record in vessel utilization, Navis, a part of Cargotec…
Port of Tanjung Pelepas (PTP), a member of MMC Group becomes the first port in Southeast Asia to welcome Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) latest and largest container vessel as part…
Indonesia’s backtracking on IMO 2020’s January 1 target for sulfur caps on domestic shipping raises the specter of wider non-compliance, as the marine fuel regulation becomes increasingly disruptive and policymakers…
Indonesia Shipping Gazette (ISG) is coming to 28th anniversary on August 2024. Since its first publish 1996, ISG has been continuously focusing on and intensively covering the information on shipping, ports, logistic, and related industries. The published information varies from analysis articles, tables of vessel schedules, port schedules, as well as cargo volume tabulations, both domestic and oceangoing.
