Daily Ocean News Bulletin – 2nd January
Felixstowe Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported at present.
Vessel – MSC Aurora (Working), MSC Lausanne (Working), OOCL Scandinavia (Working), Spica J (Inbound), MSC Fabienne (Inbound), Monte Alegre (Inbound), MSC Flaminia (Inbound), Miriam Borchard (Inbound), MSC Emma (Inbound), Ever Globe (Inbound), Maersk Genoa (Inbound), Navios Indigo (Inbound).
Weather – No issues reported at present.
Southampton Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported at present.
Vessel – MSC Asya (Working), Al Dahna (Working), CMA CGM Marco Polo (Working), JSP Rider (Inbound), Lisa (Inbound), Helga (Inbound), Barzan (Inbound), CMA CGM Otello (Inbound), ONE Hamburg (Inbound).
Weather – No issues reported at present.
London Gateway Port
Road – No issues reported at present.
Port – No issues reported at present.
Vessel – APL Savannah (Inbound), MSC Ines (Inbound), Cap San Antonio (Inbound), Santa Ursula (Inbound), CMA CGM Fort Fleuer Depee (Inbound), MSC Ingrid (Inbound), Santos Express (Inbound), Perseus (Inbound), MSC Joy (Inbound), MSC Katyayni (Inbound), Conti Everest (Inbound), Navios Unison (Inbound), YM Enlightment (Inbound), MSC Sofia Celeste (Inbound).
Weather – No issues reported at present.
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