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 A total of 701 containers containing illegal e-waste were detained in Malaysia between 2021 and 2025 (Photo: New Straits Times)

Malaysia combats smuggling of e-waste

The Malaysian government is stepping up campaigns to strictly control cross-border e-waste and dismantle illegal processing facilities in an effort to protect the environment and fulfil its commitment to sustainable development.

Seaport enterprises set for promising year in 2022

Seaport enterprises set for promising year in 2022

The seaport industry is expected to continue to grow strongly this year thanks to active import and export activities and the fact that Vietnam remains an attractive destination for FDI inflows. Higher handling fees will also benefit seaport enterprises.
Vinalines buys backs 75 percent stake in central port

Vinalines buys backs 75 percent stake in central port

State-owned Vietnam National Shipping Lines (Vinalines) has paid 415 billion VND (17.8 million USD) to reacquire a 75 percent stake in Quy Nhon Port JSC, which it had sold illegally to Hop Thanh Investment & Mineral JSC without the Government’s approval.
Trash row puts Philippines-Canada diplomatic ties at risk

Trash row puts Philippines-Canada diplomatic ties at risk

The Philippines will withdraw its top diplomats from Canada after Ottawa missed a deadline to take back 69 shipping containers full of trash, the latest move in a long-running row between the two countries regarding this issue.
Thousands of scrap containers stored at Cat Lai Port

Thousands of scrap containers stored at Cat Lai Port

Thousands of containers were left at Cat Lai Port in Ho Chi Minh City over the last few months because owners haven’t visited the customs department to complete the necessary procedures, causing both port companies and customs agencies a headache.
Hai Phong plans to slash freight fees

Hai Phong plans to slash freight fees

Leaders of the northern port city of Hai Phong are collecting opinions from four associations and relevant agencies to submit to the municipal People’s Council to reduce fees for using infrastructure, service facilities and public utilities at its ports.