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February 3, 2026
Shipping Schedule
February 3–9, 2026 CMA CGM JAMAICA VESSELS ETA KINGSTON CMA CGM NANSHA 03/02 LI DA SHENG 03/02 SEABOARD SUN 03/02 CMA CGM ORANGE 03/02 CMA CGM AMERICA 04/02 LM…
January 27, 2026
Jamaica’s shipping sector stretched as uncollected cargo deepens backlog
Weeks after the holiday rush ended, goods remain stuck at Jamaica’s ports and warehouses, driving delays and rising costs across the economy. Congestion during the final weeks of the year is not…
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January 27, 2026
Shipping Schedule
CMA CGM JAMAICA KINGSTON CMA CGM PEMBA 27/01 ELBBRIDGE 27/01 NEOKASTRO 28/01 YANTIAN I 29/01 BF FORTALEZA 29/01 CFS HORIZON 30/01 PERITO MORENO 30/01 CMA CGM ALEXANDRIA 30/01…
February 19, 2026
From Vietnam to Kingston: de Bollivier brings global experience to KFTL
When Malo de Bollivier accepted the role of Deputy CEO and Chief Operating Officer at Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL), it marked a deliberate step in a career shaped by movement across…
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January 20, 2026
Shipping Schedule
CMA CGM JAMAICA KINGSTON STORM 20/01 SEABOARD SUN 20/01 TBN FEEDER 12 20/01 ARTEMIS 21/01 SEAOARD SUN 21/01 CMA CGM RED 22/01 BF FORTALEZA 22/01 CMA CGM CALLAO 22/01 MEDKON PEP…
January 13, 2026
Shipping sector rallies for ongoing Hurricane Melissa relief
The Shipping Association of Jamaica (SAJ) continues to play a vital role in the nation’s recovery from Hurricane Melissa, demonstrating how the maritime sector can mobilise resources and support for…
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January 13, 2026
Shipping Schedule
CMA CGM JAMAICA KINGSTON CMA CGM ARICA 13/01 SEABOARD SUN 13/01 CMA CGM FORT SAINT CHARLES 14/01 CMA CGM FORT DE FRANCE 14/01 SC MONTANA 14/01 CMA CGM MEDEA 14/01 CMA CGM MERCANTOUR 14/01 CMA…
January 6, 2026
A backbone in times of crisis: The shipping sector looks ahead to 2026
As we welcome 2026, I extend warm wishes to our members, partners, and the wider port community. The past year reminded us of both our vulnerabilities and our extraordinary resilience. Hurricane…
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December 30, 2025
LJ Williams donates J$2 million to hurricane relief efforts
Regional logistics and shipping firm LJ Williams has stepped forward with a significant contribution of J$2 million to the Shipping Association of Jamaica’s (SAJ) Hurricane Melissa Relief Fund,…