Pacific Shipping Sees Recovery in H1 Earnings An Analysis of the Shift from Loss to Profit

Pacific Shipping Sees Recovery in H1 Earnings An Analysis of the Shift from Loss to Profit

Pacific Shipping Company reported a net profit of $30.8 million for the first half of 2023, a significant improvement from last year's losses. The company noted that the recovery of the bulk carrier market and high operational load factors contributed to the positive performance. Looking ahead, the company remains optimistic about the recovery of the shipping market and plans to continue exploring investment opportunities in second-hand vessels. Additionally, in response to the 2020 low-sulfur regulations, the company is assessing compliance strategies.

Hawaiian Airlines Expands Transpacific Logistics Via Honolulu Hub

Hawaiian Airlines Expands Transpacific Logistics Via Honolulu Hub

Hawaiian Airlines leverages the geographical advantage of Honolulu International Airport to build a passenger and cargo network connecting North America, Asia-Pacific, and Oceania. By optimizing routes and improving efficiency, Hawaiian Airlines is committed to providing fast and reliable cross-border logistics solutions. It plays a significant role in air transportation within the Pacific region, facilitating trade and travel through its strategic Honolulu hub.

01/07/2026 Airlines
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Asiapacific Air Cargo Growth Defies Global Slowdown

Asiapacific Air Cargo Growth Defies Global Slowdown

The Asia-Pacific region holds a significant position in the global air cargo market. Despite challenges like global economic slowdown and high oil prices, strong growth in China and India provides support. By improving efficiency, innovation, and risk management, Asia-Pacific airlines are expected to maintain their leadership and contribute to global trade. Global economic growth forecasts and technological advancements will also influence the market.

Asiapacific Customs Expands Team with New Experts

Asiapacific Customs Expands Team with New Experts

The World Customs Organization (WCO) Asia Pacific Regional Office for Capacity Building (ROCB A/P) welcomes new members from Korea and Hong Kong Customs, bolstering its regional cooperation capabilities. ROCB A/P is dedicated to enhancing the skills and capabilities of customs officials and organizations in the Asia Pacific region through capacity building activities, striving towards the vision of 'World-Class Customs'. Thai Customs provides significant support to the office.

Modern Ports Boost Global Supply Chain Resilience

Modern Ports Boost Global Supply Chain Resilience

This article highlights the importance of modernized ports in ensuring the resilience of the U.S. economic supply chain. It discusses a recent crisis triggered by union strikes and calls for investments in automation and technology to enhance port efficiency, safeguarding national security and competitiveness.

08/06/2025 Logistics
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Asiapacific Customs Enhance Remote Training Through Regional Collaboration

Asiapacific Customs Enhance Remote Training Through Regional Collaboration

The 19th Heads of WCO Regional Training Centers in Asia Pacific Conference focused on customs capacity building under the pandemic, exploring distance learning strategies, professional development, and data analytics applications. Various centers shared their experiences, emphasizing collaboration to jointly address challenges and promote customs modernization in the Asia-Pacific region. The meeting highlighted the importance of adapting training methods and leveraging technology to ensure continued professional development for customs officers during and after the pandemic.

Asiapacific Nations Crack Down on Illegal Plastic Waste Trade

Asiapacific Nations Crack Down on Illegal Plastic Waste Trade

The Asia-Pacific region faces a significant challenge from the illegal trade of plastic waste. The Asia Pacific Plastic Waste (APPW) project, initiated by the World Customs Organization, aims to strengthen customs' response capabilities, mitigate the threat of illegal shipments, and promote the Basel Convention amendment. Through Coordinated Border Management (CBM) and international cooperation, the project seeks to effectively control and facilitate plastic waste trade, collectively building a future without 'plastic enclaves'.