Singapore, 24 October 2023 – In consideration of the present market situation, THE Alliance will make changes to the Asia - North Europe Network by temporarily suspending FE5 service from week 46 and enhance the existing FE3 and FE4 service until further notice.

Singapore, 24 October 2023 – In consideration of the present market situation, THE Alliance will make changes to the Transpacific-East Coast Network by temporarily suspending EC4 service from week 46 and upgrade the existing EC1, EC2 and EC5 service until further notice.

Singapore, 23 October 2023 – Ocean Network Express (ONE) is accelerating its digitalisation efforts with the latest successful trial with Shell, with support from the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), for the adoption of the electronic Bunker Delivery Note (e-BDN).

The PS6 service will temporarily shift from the International Transport Service (ITS) terminal in Long Beach to the West Basin Container Terminal (WBCT) in Los Angeles later this month. The last vessel to call at ITS will be the YM Travel 0012E/0012W arriving on October 24th.

Due to ongoing conflicts affecting Israel, there will be a temporary prohibition for dangerous goods into and out of Israel for the following locations with immediate effect until further notice.

Ocean Network Express is pleased to unveil a new addition to our extensive service
network connecting Southeast Asia with India and the Middle East.
The new SIG service will provide our customers with more frequency and
comprehensive connections to and from India West Coast and Middle East.

Effective November 15, 2023, the following DRY cargo GRI shall apply for all shipments moving under carrier "rail" or "rail/motor" service that is received in the United States, moving under a through rate.

Due to the recent developments in Israel, please click below for more information regarding our services within the region.

Singapore, 9 October 2023 – Ocean Network Express (ONE) proudly marked World Cleanup Day with a month-long #SeaTheChange campaign, as part of the ongoing #ONEOcean initiative. 

The Amazon River remains facing a severe drought which has considerably reduced the river's water volume.

As a result, the container shipping capacity across the Amazon River is being reduced. All additional port charges related to holding the containers at transhipment port will be covered by LWS charges recently announced.