+ Follow Association of International Shipping Lines Tag
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[Title] => International shippers laud decongestion of Manila ports
[Summary] => International shipping lines yesterday hailed what they described as the “collaborative and complementing” efforts of various government agencies and the private sector to iron out problems at Manila ports, particularly decongestion.
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[Title] => YEARENDER: Port congestion may end early next year
[Summary] => After nine months of traffic woes, economic slowdown and unending bickering between the national government and business groups versus the local government of Manila, the port congestion problem may soon be resolved.
[DatePublished] => 2014-12-29 00:00:00
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[Title] => The year that was in business (Part 1)
[Summary] => Like we always do as the year comes to an end, Business & Leisure (B&L), the television show, is coming up with a Two-part yearend special where prominent leaders give us their assessment of the year that was for the specific sector they belong to.
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[Title] => Firm to LGUs: Revisit truck ban
[Summary] => To address the "alarming" level of congestion at the Cebu International Port, an official of the Oriental Port and Allied Services Corporation appealed to local government units concerned to seriously revisit the ongoing truck ban.
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[Title] => ‘Port congestion easing up’
[Summary] => The congestion at Manila’s ports has started to ease up amid the Christmas rush, Cabinet Secretary Rene Almendras said yesterday.
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[Title] => Ports Summit isasagawa bukas
[Summary] => Nakatakdang isagawa bukas ng ilang mga negosyante kabilang na ang Port Users Confederation ang port summit sa layuning mapabuti pa ang mga regulasyon sa cargo handling, traffic management, customs procedures, anti-smuggling initiatives, shipping at ports development.
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[Title] => Gov’t claims success in decongesting ports
[Summary] => The Aquino administration has successfully reduced congestion at the Ports of Manila but authorities are expecting further surge in volumes with the upcoming long weekend and the Christmas season.
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[Title] => Something needs to be done fast!
[Summary] => It’s about time that the national government takes notice of the serious condition of two of our ports in Manila. The Manila International Container Port (MICP) and the Port of Manila have been congested far too long that the country is fast disappearing from the radar of international shipping lines as a destination. The lack of berthing space has also cost many sectors to lose money due to missed deadlines for the country’s exporters or added berthing or harbor fees.
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[Title] => PPA sees yard utilization improving to 80% next mo
[Summary] => The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) sees the yard utilization rate at the ports of Manila improving to 80 percent next month once close to 17,000 to 22,000 empty containers or empties clogging the ports are removed.
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[Title] => Firm to LGUs: Revisit truck ban
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[Title] => PPA sees yard utilization improving to 80% next mo
[Summary] => The Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) sees the yard utilization rate at the ports of Manila improving to 80 percent next month once close to 17,000 to 22,000 empty containers or empties clogging the ports are removed.
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November 16, 2014 - 12:00am
