On 28th March 2023, SP-SSA International Terminal (SSIT) successfully welcomed HANSA LANKA, a new Intra-Asia service named “BENGAL”, belonging to Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), the world’s largest shipping line and one of the top global businesses engaged in the shipping and logistics sector with Head Office in Geneva, Switzerland. The …
Read More »RESTARTING THE VESSEL CONTAINER TO CAN THO PORT CHANNEL AFTER QUAN CHANH BO CHANNEL CLEARED – DEVELOP MEKONG DELTA LOGISTICS POTENTIAL
On the morning of December 29, at Tan Cang Cai Cui Terminal, Cai Rang District, Can Tho City, Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP) and Vietnam National Shipping Lines (VIMC) successfully organized the “Welcoming Ceremony of Tan Cang Foundation Mother Vessel To Ports of Can Tho.” The restart of this service route …
Read More »Cai Mep International Terminal welcomes the first maiden call of AES3 service deployed by TRANSFAR SHIPPING
On August 9th 2022, M/v ZHONG GU SHAN DONG with a tonnage of 44,146 DWT was accommodated successfully at Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT) to handle nearly 1,700 TEUs of import and export cargoes. This is the first maiden call of the new service AES3 operated by TRANSFAR SHIPPING at …
Read More »SSIT WELCOMES A NEW INTRA-ASIA SERVICE “PERTIWI” FROM MSC
On 30th July 2022, SP-SSA International Terminal (SSIT) successfully welcomed MSC IDA II, a new Intra-Asia service named “PERTIWI”, belonging to Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), the world’s largest shipping line and one of the top global businesses engaged in the shipping and logistics sector with Head Office in Geneva, Switzerland. …
Read More »Saigon Newport Corporation developing pioneer logistics solution – accompanying customers in Dong Nai province
On May 26th 2022, in Bien Hoa city, Dong Nai province, Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP) and Dong Nai province Customs Department successfully held Dialogue on “Accompanying Enterprises” both online and offline. With a “Customers centric” goal, the dialogue belongs to SNP’s series of customer appreciation events in Dong Nai province, …
Read More »CAI MEP INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL (CMIT) BREAKS THE VOLUME HANDLING RECORD FOR A SINGLE VESSEL CALL
On 8th April 2022, Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT) set a new record in cargo handling volume after accomodating M/v MSC VANDYA successfully. MSC VANDYA with capacity of 154,185 DWT / 13,106 TEUs is deployed by MSC in the PEARL/ TP6 service of the 2M Alliance connecting Vietnam with the …
Read More »Cai Mep International Terminal receives the sixth quay crane to boost outstanding operational capacity
Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT) receives one more super post-panamax Ship-To-Shore crane (STS) to enhance operational capacity and it is the first crucial step of CMIT business development strategy. On 13th December 2021, vessel ZHEN HUA 28 under flag of Hong Kong has arrived at CMIT to deliver the sixth …
Read More »SAIGON NEWPORT CORPORATION WEBINAR ON “Green transportation chain in the North of Viet Nam”
On September 30th 2021, Saigon Newport Corporation (SNP) held a Webinar namely “Green transportation Chain in the North of Vietnam”. The conference was held online through Zoom platform, with the participation of importers/ exporters, foreign and domestic forwarders & logistic companies, representatives from associations, Industrial parks’s administration, Customs Department, Northern …
Read More »Hai Phong grants investment certificate to terminal construction project
At the certificate handover event (Photo: VNA) Hai Phong (VNA) – The Management Board of Hai Phong Economic Zones on September 27 handed over an investment certificate on a project building terminals 5 and 6 in Hai Phong Port’s Lach Huyen port area to HATECO Group JSC. The project was given …
Read More »Stay-at-work policies hit ports in Vietnam
Facing challenges due to a lack of human resources as a result of the stay-at-work policies, several ports in Vietnam have yet to find a way to solve the crisis, waiting for adjustments from local authorities to ensure smooth operations. Ports are welcoming only a small portion of the cargo …
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