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#Newsletter 9

In eShip Newsletter 9 you will be able to: Check our new “eShip market Trend Monitor” about global supply chains;See our new testimony of eShip project from Luís Baptista, president of the Escola Superior Náutica Infante D. Henrique (ENIDH);Check out the…

Trend Monitor

eShip Trend Monitor

Global supply chains are fragile, overstretched and increasingly challenged by spiralling fuel and basic raw material costs. The boost to global trade provided by the easing of COVID-19 restrictions has now largely been marginalised by the increased trade and political…

#Newsletter 8

In eShip Newsletter 8 you will be able to: Check out our “Bulk News” about the Golar Power develops project for first LNG terminal in the North;See our new "eShip market Trend Monitor" about the Liner (container) shipping connectivity;Review our…

EShip Trend Monitor

eShip Market Trend Monitor

Liner (container) shipping connectivity is key to supply chain integration.Asia’s most prominent regional container hubs lead the way in terms of connectivity, occupying positions 1 - 5. By comparison, the US and Europe lag, making up positions 5 - 10.Connectivity…

Richard Stokes

eShip Testimony

According to Richard Stokes, CFO at SACONSULT "Unlike container shipping that is fully digitalized, dry bulk shipping which represents ⅔ of global monetize transport volume is in dying need of digital transformation."

The Evolution Of The Maritime Bulk Shipping Market

Follow the Evolution of the Maritime Bulk Shipping Market

If you need to know what's new in the bulk shipping market, eShip has launched its solution, the eShip Trend Monitor, on its social networks.  Every Monday we commit to releasing news about the market, giving you essential information for…

Newsletter 7

In eShip Newsletter 7 you will be able to: Follow the Evolution of the Maritime Bulk Shipping Market;Check out our “Bulk News” about the Vanzin in warehouse for fertilizers and general cargo in the Port of Rio Grande;See our new testimony…

Bulk News

Port of Ipswich Number one for Agricultural Products Exports

Associated British Ports’ Port of Ipswich has retained its place as the number one export port for agricultural products for the 17th year in a row, beating London, Bristol and Belfast to claim the title. This was confirmed by the…

#Newsletter 6

In eShip Newsletter 6 you will be able to: Check out our “Bulk News” about the port of Ipswich, the number one for agricultural products exports;See our new testimony about eShip project from Jan Tore Pedersen, Managing Director at Marlo;Check that…

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