Hochul to fight Burgum shut down of Empire Wind "every step of the way" In an announcement on a social media post, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum said yesterday that he had ordered BOEM to immediately halt all construction activities on the Empire Wind Project
Medical Technology on the Move: How Supply Chain Efficiency Impacts Health Innovation Medical technology is advancing fast. New tools and treatments appear constantly, promising better care and faster results. But behind every innovation is a supply chain. From raw materials to final delivery, logistics decide how quickly and safely these products reach the people who need them. Why Logistics Matter in Medical Technology Medical tech moves fast, but without strong logistics, it st
From Lab to Leash: What Logistics Mean for the Growth of Direct-to-Consumer Pet Health Services Pet care looks very different today. What used to mean a vet visit now starts with a smartphone. With a few taps, owners can access tests, supplements, and personalized care tools. This shift is reshaping how people care for their pets and how companies produce and deliver these solutions. Behind every product is a supply chain linking labs, warehouses, and doorsteps. For it all to work, that cha
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Take your pick from 400 opportunities over at Splash Jobs Contemplating a career change as much of the world goes into a long weekend? Splash Jobs has close to 400 positions open in more than 25 countries catering to a very diverse set of skill sets. Writing for Splash recently, Mark Charman, who heads up Faststream Recruitment, discussed the future of maritime talent, something he ...
54 ships abandoned so far this year The scourge of crew abandonment is proving very hard for global administrators to rein in. A total of 54 ships and their crews have been abandoned so far this year, according to data carried by the International Labour Organization (ILO), putting 2025 potentially on track to be the second-highest toll for ships being ditched by ...
Trump administration halts work on Equinor's wind project off New York The secretary of the US Department of the Interior and chairman of the National Energy Dominance Council, Doug Burgum, has stopped all construction of Equinor's Empire Wind 1 project off the coast of New York. Burgum said in a social media post that his department, in consultation with the US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, ...
Geneva Dry Dialogues: HarborLab Antonis Malaxianakis, founder and CEO of HarborLab, a port cost management platform, is willing to do what few others in maritime tech dare - going public on return on investment (ROI) numbers, something he'll also happily share with delegates attending Geneva Dry, due to open on April 28. HarborLab is an AI-powered port cost management ...
Abandoned OSV crew take to social media to get paid An all-Indian crew of the St. Kitts & Nevis-flagged offshore support vessel Star Apollo has not been paid their salaries since the start of their contracts, and the crew's health is also becoming an issue, according to a leading seafarer trade union. The inspectorate coordinator of the International Transport Workers Federation, Steve Trowsdale, said in ...
Trump administration chases substandard flags in bid to thwart Iran's shadow fleet The latest American sanctions aimed at Iran's oil industry make specific warnings to shipping about the use of substandard shipping. The Department of the Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) yesterday designated a China-based independent teapot refinery, Shandong Shengxing Chemical, for its role in purchasing more than $1bn worth of Iranian crude oil, as ...
Nam Cheong bags long-term contract for seven vessels Malaysia-based offshore marine group Nam Cheong has secured multi-year offshore support vessel charter contracts from leading regional oil majors worth up to RM317.1m ($72m). The agreements cover seven anchor handling tug supply (AHTS) vessels, which will be deployed in Malaysian and Thai waters in 2025 for up to two years with options to extend. The ...
Adnoc Drilling lands $1.63bn contract UAE-based Adnoc Drilling has been awarded a $1.63bn contract from state-owned Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). The five-year deal will see the largest national drilling company in the Middle East by rig fleet size provide integrated drilling services for ADNOC Offshore. "This five-year award is a strong reflection of ADNOC Drilling's long-term contracting model, ...
Trump's tariffs crash world trade forecasts Many of shipping's go-to bodies for trade forecasts are now slashing economic predictions for the year ahead in the wake of Donald Trump's tariff war. Creating significant alarm, the World Trade Organization (WTO) has warned global merchandise trade for 2025 could drop by as much as -1.5%, potentially becoming only the sixth time in the ...
Seafarers to get 6.2% pay rise over the coming three years The International Labour Organization (ILO) has concluded the latest round of minimum wage negotiations for able seafarers at a meeting of the Subcommittee on Wages of Seafarers of the Joint Maritime Commission (JMC), held in Geneva on this week. The terms of the wage agreement see seafarers get a 6.2% increase in the monthly minimum ...
Why wind propulsion is an important piece in shipping's compliance puzzle Suba Sivandran, director of strategy, M&A and advanced services at Bureau Veritas Marine & Offshore, gives readers an idea of the savings that are possible by installing wind tech on ships trading in Europe. The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has finalised new measures that should provide a framework to decarbonise shipping. This is a pivotal ...
Houthi's key port for fuel imports destroyed, says Centcom US Central Command said on Thursday that it has destroyed the Houthi-controlled port of Ras Isa, a critical hub for...
Blaze-stricken, Iran-linked gas tanker arrested in Bangladesh Tanzania-flagged VLGC Captain Nikolas, which caught fire during an STS transfer of suspected Iranian-origin LPG off Bangladesh in October, was...
Where do the new IMO rules leave LNG fuel? Worries that a carbon-trading system would unfairly benefit LNG fuel seem to have been averted. Both sides of the LNG...
Antipollution Egypt to begin Suez Canal waste service Waste collection and management service for ships transiting the waterway to begin in mid-May
Tracking sanctioned ships is a more difficult task as vessels share critical identification numbers Vessels are using the same Maritime Mobile Service Identity numbers, a practice which can confuse the systems that ingest Automatic...
Cutler to step down at Britannia Mike Hall named as successor
High Court ruling confirms clauses paramount are just that 'It says paramount, so it is paramount,' confirms WFW's Archit Dhir
Port fees to take stage in Trump's US-China trade war opera As the US moves to impose targeted port fees on China-linked shipping, the industry has already felt the disruption. And...
Chinese iron ore and coal imports decrease in March A fall in demand for steel has been tipped to hit iron ore imports for some time, but the worst...
Key worker status will protect seafarers in the next pandemic While it may look ceremonial on paper, the key worker designation seafarers were afforded in Geneva will have real consequences...
Markel set to buy fixed-premium provider MECO Deal strengthens specialty insurer's footprint in marine, says Markel's McMellin
Rotterdam implements track and trace standard Full-scale adoption of container tracking standard seeks to make port processes more efficient and transparent
Search continues for crew missing after capsize Authorities in the Philippines have recovered two bodies but hope others may still be alive inside capsized vessel
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Ofac highlights fraudulent registries and false flags in new Iran sanctions advisory The US Office of Foreign Assets Control has updated its guidance to maritime stakeholders on 'detecting and mitigating' Iranian oil...
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US LTL carriers see uneven uptick in demand amid trade uncertainty Some - but not all - LTL trucking companies are handling more imports as US tariffs take effect, but the market is otherwise weak, carriers and analysts say.
Project cargo carriers move to shield themselves from US port fee proposal Carriers in the specialized cargo sector are designing contracts that would shift the cost of the US' possible tax on Chinese tonnage to heavy-lift and project cargo shippers.
US-China trade standoff could mean intra-Asia capacity boost for Indian market Multiple sources who spoke with the Journal of Commerce say Chinese exporters facing demand headwinds in the US due to soaring tariffs will likely attempt to dump inventory stocks in other markets, with India widely viewed as a key target.
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Early signs of rising tariff-driven demand emerge on the trans-Atlantic While no surge in volume has been reported on the trade lane, capacity deployment data shows ocean carriers are expecting an increase in demand over the coming weeks as shippers use the 90-day tariff pause to advance US orders.
US exporters see rise in canceled orders from Chinese buyers amid trade war The export decline is already showing up in some data, with bookings for US exports to China for the week of April 8-15 down 5.4% from the prior week.
Surplus of Atlantic aframax and suezmax tankers expected as Venezuela halts Chevron loadings Maduro regime gets its retaliation against US in early
US trade office says 'swift action is needed' on China shipbuilding ahead of port fee decision Jamieson Greer's office says Chinese policy has marginalised American yard sector
Howe Robinson S&P boss Carsten Roennau hunting new broking talent Hamburg-based managing partner wants experienced recruits as he spies new momentum in secondhand deals
Pacific Basin CEO: Potential US port fees for China-built ships supporting market for Japanese bulkers Hong Kong-headquartered bulker owner-operator said it expects USTR rules to be watered down before implementation
Swiss liner giant MSC snaps up three iconic vessels from German shipowner Gianluigi Aponte's company has now bagged all but one of a nine-strong series of container ships
CEO of world's oldest P&I Club quits after overseeing Brexit and one of largest marine casualties in history Andrew Cutler will exit as head of Britannia
Video: How massive Maersk container ship crushed a sailing vessel in Australia, according to accident probe Report details timeline of incident
Africa's biggest shipyard: Morocco launches $300m plan to build 100 ships National ports agency invites tenders for facility in Casablanca
Pacific Basin Shipping boosts operating margin as it reveals five S&P deals Owner-operator is growing fleet and plans further expansion
Nieto Trading books LPG carrier duo at HD Hyundai Mipo Dutch arm of Mexican trader returns to yard where it booked its first ship
Kyklades aframax tanker heads to Turkey with Russian oil after Tupras U-turn Sources say country's biggest refiner has returned to buying Russian Urals crude cargoes
George Economou clears out eight tankers now seen hauling Russian cargoes under new ownership Ship sell-off by Greek owner to Chinese interests is followed by regular calls to key Russian oil ports
Houthi threat remains in Red Sea: Two ships tailed by drones Vessels advised to be extra vigilant after incidents involving groups of UAVs
Optio Group swoops on Norwegian marine insurer in European push Bergen-based S Insurance had built up its business over a decade
'There could be carnage': Momentum rising on Asia-Europe trade as US shippers redirect cargoes Record capacity on Europe container trade raises risk of port congestion
Africa's biggest shipyard: Morocco launches $300m plan to build 100 ships National ports agency invites tenders for new plant in Casablanca
Xiehai Bulk Shipping reveals two vessel buys Singapore arm of Chinese owner unveils capesize and ultramax additions to its fleet
Montanari banks profit on tanker sale to Transgas Shipping arm Italian owner finds new home for 2008-built ship acquired three years ago in en-bloc deal
Pakistan plots first-ever US crude oil shipments to rebalance trade deficit Official reveals potential new source of long-haul tanker trips
Two seafarers dead and nine missing after vessel capsizes off Philippines Search for seafarers from dredger in waters off Rizal
Prominent Greek shipping lawyer John Papapetros dies, aged 65 Co-founder of Piraeus law firm PPT Legal was a trusted adviser to maritime industry leaders
Fire hits CLdN cargo ship with electric vehicles on board Fire crews tackle and control blaze in Zeebrugge
Ducat Maritime: Why shipping rice to West Africa is not for the faint-hearted Niche bulker operator spells out the risks and rewards in a growing market
Xiehai Bulk Shipping reveals two bulker buys Singapore arm of Chinese owner unveils capesize and ultramax additions to its fleet
Bulker suffers engine room fire in Mozambique port Kamsarmax was one of two recently sold by Pan Ocean to SPVs linked to Omani operator
US plans phased approach to port fees for Chinese ships Following opposition from shippers, the United States will phase in port fees scaled to a vessel's tonnage, in an effort to blunt China's dominance in global shipping.
Trump trade war halts ships, strands empty containers Shippers and liner operators are struggling to adapt to drastic changes across the maritime supply chain.
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