More progress is steadily being made in blockchain technology, with a consortium comprising AB InBev, Accenture, APL, Kuehne + Nagel and a European customs organization successfully testing a blockchain solution with real shipments to multiple...

APL continues to boost its Asia-Latin America connections with the launch of three new services that will enhance direct connectivity of Asia, Mexico, Central America and West Coast South America (WCSA) and provide faster transit times to and from...

APL continues to put in ever more innovative products on its key Transpacific trade lane, announcing the launch of the Eagle Express X (EXX) service, a new weekly China–US West Coast service that touts excellent transit times and fast cargo...

APL has announced the extension, effective March 1, 2018, of its Eagle GO. Guaranteed service to 29 Asian ports which are called by 22 APL North America-destined services. Introduced last October with four Asian ports of origin in China and...

Apparently in response to market demand, the end of 2017 and the first couple of weeks of the year have seen the launch of a flurry of new and enhanced services from several key lines on intra-Asia and China-Southeast and South Asia routes in...

Forging boldly ahead with its intra-Asia strategy, APL has announced the launch of a new intra-Asia shortsea service covering key markets in Japan, Taiwan and Thailand.

APL is launching a new China Southeast Asia (CSE) Service – a direct service that links North and Central China to the Southeast Asian markets of Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines, to enhance intra-Asia connectivity.

APL is enhancing its South Asia-Med connectivity with the inclusion of three new port calls to its weekly India Pakistan-Mediterranean Express Service (IPM).

APL recently celebrated 150 years of shipping in Japan with the Yokohama Port and Habour Bureau, Yokohama-Kawasaki International Port Corporation and Yokohama Port Corporation paying tribute to the line for its contributions as one of Japan’s...

APL is enhancing its offerings in the Trans-Atlantic trade with the launch of the North Atlantic Service (NAS) that will cut transit times to as low as 12 days.