• January 2006
  •  STX Pan Ocean enters Malaysian market 
  •  Coastal expands offshore business
  •  Kyoto Express to Call Port Klang
  •  ICS impresses importance of shipping in WTO talks
  •  Chain scales down box production 
  •  IMO adopts voluntary standards auditing scheme 
  •  Malaysia ranked 18th important maritime nation    
  •  Box traffic hits 12 million TEU-mark 
  •  Expansion may boost Penang Port’s cashflow
  •  MOL strengthens presence at Port Klang 
  •  KTM beefs up freight rolling stock capacity 
  •  More bigger ships use the Panama Canal 
  •  P&I Clubs face difficult period

  •  Conference on making Bintulu Port international

• February 2006
  • New round of service restructuring in liner trade
  •  Century widens market outreach
  •  Transport ministers support IMO security initiatives
  •  Australia imposes liability insurance on ships
  •  P&I Club advises on letters of indemnity
  •  Fostering regional hubbing at Bintulu Port
  •  Moderate increase in air cargo
  •  BIMCO hosts meeting in Kuala Lumpur
  •  Airline industry poised for global dip
  •  Local ship exports hit RM2 billion mark
  •  IMO to decide on ship coating
  •  ILO ponders over super seafarers’ convention
  •  MILS into logistics solutions for halal hub
  •  Masa welcomes dialogue on shipping woes
  •  IPC s enhance utilization of local ports  
  •  Local ship exports hit RM2 billion mark
  •  Container freight rates to fall
• March 2006
  • Shipping industry welcomes decision to defer GST
  • More complain against Port Klang Authority
  • Indonesian documentary fraud on the rise
  • Lines seek freight increase on Asia-Europe trade
  • PTP centre-piece of new development corridor
  • New tanker futures curves

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