NTSB determines cause of $4.5M terminal crane damage The National Transportation Safety Board has released its report on a January 4, 2024, incident in which a crane on a crane barge contacted a ship to shore terminal crane, which suffered
Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and Ulstein team up to pursue Norwegian frigate program Germany's Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and Norway's Ulstein Verft have signed a Letter of Intent to make joint efforts to deliver the Royal Norwegian Navy's next series of advanced frigates. Norway's new long
Bollinger gets $951.6M modification to Polar Security Cutter contract Marking a major milestone in the Coast Guard's heavy polar icebreaker program, Bollinger Shipyards has been awarded a $951.6 million contract modification that advances the Polar Security Cutter program to the detail
Op-Ed: Is vessel modeling a solved problem? By Angus Whiston, Communications Director, DeepSea Technologies In the world of commercial shipping, accurate vessel modeling has always been an essential yet elusive goal. Whether for operational efficiency, technical optimization, or commercial
Ingalls launches the future USS Jeremiah Denton HII's (NYSE: HII) Ingalls Shipbuilding division in Pascagoula, Miss.., has successfully launched future USS Jeremiah Denton (DDG 129), the third Flight III Arleigh Burke-class destroyer to be built at the shipyard. DDG
NYCEDC moves ahead on Brooklyn Marine Terminal plans New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) reports that it has executed three maritime infrastructure related contracts to upgrade port operations at the Brooklyn Marine Terminal. Stemming from the original $80 million
AD Ports and Columbia Group establish new joint venture AD Ports Group has partnered with Columbia Group, one of the global maritime and logistics service providers, to establish Noatum - CSM Limited. This joint venture aims to enhance third-party vessel operations and optimize AD Ports Group's ocean-going fleet using cutting-edge fleet management systems. By combining Columbia Group's expertise in AI-driven fleet optimization with AD Ports Group's ex
Trelleborg secures major contract with HHI for navigation system installation on 71 vessels Trelleborg Marine and Infrastructure has been awarded a contract by Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), based in South Korea, to supply its cutting-edge SafePilot P3 navigation systems to 71 ships. This deal highlights the system's swift market penetration since its debut in December 2022, boasting sales of over 2,500 units worldwide. The partnership emphasizes the growing demand for sophisticated na
Poland's Baltic Hub welcomes multiple new liner services Baltic Hub, the largest and fastest-growing container terminal complex in the Baltic Sea, announced a series of new services that will start calling its facilities in Gdansk, Poland, during the next weeks and months of the year. Starting at the end of March, the terminal hub will receive two weekly calls from Maersk vessels as part of the newly established Gemini Alliance network. Additionally, M
More tariff turmoil, though ocean rates continue to ease: Freightos Tariff fears - as well the already significant uncertainty and confusion surrounding the White House's trade policy - grew this week with the 2nd April deadline set for many tariff announcements approaching. The Trump administration indicated that it will narrow the scope of reciprocal tariffs initially proposed for all US trade partners that have tariffs or other trade barriers on US exports or
Peel Ports strengthens Liverpool team with new Sales Director Peel Ports Group, one of the largest port operators in the United Kingdom, has appointed logistics expert Gareth Davies as Sales Director for the Port of Liverpool. In this role, he will drive commercial growth, identify new opportunities, and develop tailored solutions for both new and existing customers. Gareth Davies brings over 30 years of experience in multimodal road and rail logistics. He
Hapag-Lloyd to retrofit five container vessels to methanol Together with Seaspan Corporation and MAN Energy Solutions, Hapag-Lloyd plans to convert five 10,100 TEU container vessels to run on methanol. This project follows the successful test run of a MAN S90 engine retrofitted for methanol use, carried out in Japan by MAN Energy Solutions and Hitachi Zosen Marine Engine. The test proved that the engine - originally built to run on traditional fuel oil -
MPC Container Ships secures sale deals for seven boxships Norwegian container ship owner MPC Container Ships (MPCC) has entered into an agreement to sell five vessels en bloc, involving three 1,300 TEU vessels and two 2,000 TEU ships. Separately, two vessels were recently sold to an undisclosed buyer with the average age of the seven sold vessels being 17 years, and the transactions imply a net asset value (NAT) of NOK 30 (US$2.85) per share. The five v
Japan, South Korea into shipbuilding struggle to meet U.S. demand According to a NYK Line executive, U.S. allies Japan and South Korea would face difficulties in rapidly expanding their shipbuilding capacity to meet U.S. demand for alternatives under President Donald Trump's proposed port fees on China-linked ships. Japan's shipyards are operating near full capacity, leaving little room for expansion until 2028, while shipbuilders in South Korea and the United
AD Ports Group's Maqta technologies partners with Indra Group for digital trade solutions AD Ports Group has announced a strategic partnership between its digital arm, Maqta Technologies Group, and Indra Group. This collaboration aims to explore joint opportunities in digitalisation services for ports, logistics, and trade across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Dr Noura Al Dhaheri, CEO of Maqta Technologies Group and Digital Cluster of AD Ports Group, commented: "By forging stron
New alliances debut with record schedule reliability levels Sea-Intelligence has published its latest Global Liner Performance (GLP) report, whose extensive coverage spans 34 trade lanes and over 60 carriers, featuring schedule reliability data through February 2025. "Source: Sea-Intelligence.com, GLP Report, issue 163" In February 2025, global schedule reliability improved by 3.6 percentage points month-over-month, reaching 54.9%-the highest level record
India launches first maritime exercises with African nations to strengthen presence in Indian Ocean India is set to conduct naval exercises with a group of African nations, marking its first maritime collaboration of this kind aimed at balancing China's growing influence in the Indian Ocean. The exercises, which are expected to begin on April 11, will see participation from up to 10 countries, including Kenya, South Africa, Tanzania, Mozambique, and Madagascar, according to India's Deputy Chief
Hapag-Lloyd applies new Tanzania peak season surcharge Hapag-Lloyd has announced a new Peak Season Surcharge (PSS) for all shipments from Asia and Oceania to the port of Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania. The surcharge will be applicable for all container types and for all sailings commencing on 27 April until further notice. The German ocean carrier notes that the PSS will be US$200 per TEU and US$400 per FEU. Asia and Oceania region include Brunei, Cambodi
Wallenius Marine appointed ship manager for another PCTC following successful PORGY project Following the successful completion of a project with vessel PORGY, Wallenius Marine has been appointed as the ship manager for its sister vessel, vessel BESS. The new assignment encompasses both project management for a significant upgrade and ongoing ship management. Wallenius Marine's Singapore-based team will oversee the work, which is scheduled to begin in June 2025 at the IMC shipyard in Zh
Setting Up a Temporary Storage Container on a Construction Site [Image Source] In Colorado Springs, construction work is happening all over. From new neighborhoods to office complexes, job sites pop up fast and stay active for months. With all the equipment, supplies, and tools moving in and out, staying organized is a must. That's where portable storage containers come in. These units give workers a place to keep their gear safe, dry, and close by. Colorado
Ports of Singapore and Antwerp-Bruges sign decarbonisation and digitalisation agreement Port of Antwerp-Bruges and Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 21 March to collaborate on maritime decarbonisation and digitalisation. This joint initiative is expected to strengthen the partnership between the two ports. The agreement was signed by Jacques Vandermeiren, CEO of Port of Antwerp-Bruges, and Teo Eng Dih, Chief Executive of MPA
TecPlata enhances connectivity to Asia with ONE's new services Ocean Network Express' (ONE's) two new services, which have included ICTSI-operated TecPlata in their port rotations, are expected to enhance the connectivity of the Argentinian terminal to Asian markets. ICTSI's Buenos Aires terminal has been integrated into ONE's new East Coast South America Express 2 (SX2) service, which links key ports in the Far East with major hubs on the East Coast of Sout
How do Instagram food bloggers earn money? Many foodies wonder about Instagram, and we'll explain below. The profit potential for Instagram food bloggers is huge. Food content writers may create revenue streams that deliver money to their bank accounts or drive attention to their site. Food bloggers benefit from their Instagram following by driving visitors to their sites. Food bloggers may monetize their Instagram following in numerous w
Singapore and Rotterdam strengthen collaboration on Green and Digital Shipping Corridor Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) and Port of Rotterdam have signed a Cooperation Agreement to enhance the Rotterdam-Singapore Green and Digital Shipping Corridor. The two port bodies have brought together 28 partners across the entire container shipping value chain to drive the deployment of sustainable fuels on the 15,000-kilometer shipping route and implement digital solutions for
HMM receives first methanol-powered newbuild in eco-friendly vessel series South Korea's flagship ocean carrier HMM has taken delivery of a 9,000 TEU, methanol-powered container ship. The new vessel is named HMM Green and is the first of nine sister ships ordered in February 2023 from HD Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (seven vessels) and HJ Shipbuilding & Construction (two vessels). HMM Green will be deployed on the company's independently operated FIM (Far East Asia, I
CMA CGM and ABB partner on new parametric roll solution CMA CGM has launched a new collaboration with technology solution provider ABB on a new parametric roll algorithm to improve ship safety. The solution integrates a theoretical framework developed by the French shipping company into the ABB Ability OCTOPUS Marine Advisory system. The two partners highlight that parametric rolling, meaning that a vessel experiences large rolling motions as it moves
Port of Savannah nears 480,000 TEUs in February The Georgia Ports Authority (GPA) handled 479,850 TEUs in February, a 6% increase over the same period last year and a new monthly record. Meanwhile, GPA's intermodal team achieved a milestone on 28 February, completing 2,246 rail lifts within 24 hours. The Port of Savannah's Mason Mega Rail Terminal operates six trains daily, totaling 42 per week. The facility boasts an industry-leading dwell ti
The Home Reset Plan: How to Start Fresh Without Moving Away source A fresh start doesn't always mean relocating to a new place. Many homeowners and renters feel stuck in their current living spaces, longing for change but unwilling or unable to move. The good news is that you can completely transform your home environment without going through the stress of moving. Whether you're craving a new atmosphere, looking to declutter, or hoping to create a more f
The Ultimate Guide to Packing and Organizing Before a Move Source Moving to a new home can be exciting, but it also comes with challenges. Packing and organizing take time, and without a plan, the process can feel overwhelming. Whether you are moving across town or to another state, careful preparation helps things go smoothly. Location plays a role in your moving experience, especially if you're transitioning to or from a busy city like Phoenix. The cli
Sustainability in Shipping: HC vs. GP Container Efficiency The global shipping business is a very important element of world trade and logistics as it enables the transport of cargo among the continents. With the emphasis on sustainability growing, the players in the shipping industry are looking for ways to decrease environmental quality impact without sacrificing efficiency. The specifications of more containers directly impact shipping efficiency and
Shell chooses McDermott for engineering and procurement services Houston-based offshore contractor McDermott has been selected by UK supermajor Shell for an enterprise framework agreement for engineering and procurement services and integrated project management team services. McDermott said that the agreement has a duration of three years with two one-year optional extensions. The scope of the agreement encompasses the full suite of McDermott's offerings ...
Floatel International accommodation vessel gets more time in Brazil Oslo-based offshore accommodation vessel specialist Floatel International has won a contract extension for one of its units operating off Brazil. Under the extension, the 2013-built Floatel Victory will provide maintenance and safety unit support alongside the Peregrino FPSO. The flotel contract has been extended through the end of 2025. All remaining options under the contract ...
MPC Container Ships offloads seven vessels Oslo-listed tonnage provider MPC Container Ships (MPCC) said in a stock exchange filing that it sold five vessels en bloc, involving three 1,300 teu vessels and two 2,000 teu vessels. According to Greek media reports, the five vessels were bought by Nikolas Pateras-owned Contships Logistics. The vessels in question are the 2010-built AS Alexandria and AS ...
Norden bags pair of capesize newbuilds Denmark's Norden has firmed up its commitment to the capesize bulker segment through a deal for a pair of newbuildings. The Hellerup-based shipping giant will take the vessels on charter, with purchase options attached to the contract. The vessels will be built in Japan, with deliveries set for 2026 and 2027. No further details have ...
Imabari hit by overseas recruitment ban At a time when it needs overseas help more than ever before, Japan's largest shipbuilder has been hit with a five-year ban on accepting foreign trainees. Imabari Shipbuilding has lost its official certification for foreign technical intern programs through to the end of the decade for violating the industrial safety and health law, the Immigration ...
Norway charges four in fraudulent insurance case Norwegian authorities are warning global shipping about another fake maritime insurer. RO Marine has been uncovered by NRK, Norway's state broadcaster, to have been issuing forged insurance documents to help vessels within the shadow fleet sail around the world. The company's website claims it insures more than 250 vessels and that it is based in ...
Tentative Black Sea ceasefire on the table A tentative naval ceasefire has been reached in the Black Sea after more than three years of war between Ukraine and Russia, however, many issues need to be ironed out before the two sides down weapons at sea. The US, which has been brokering the deal, said yesterday it would also extend to a ban ...
Larsen & Toubro wins largest ever contract from QatarEnergy LNG The hydrocarbon arm of Indian engineering conglomerate Larsen & Toubro (L&T) has received a contract for work on QatarEnergy LNG's North Field production sustainability offshore compression project. According to a regulatory filing, the contract is the largest single contract ever received by the company. The scope of work encompasses the engineering, procurement, fabrication, installation, and ...
AD Ports and Columbia launch shipmanagement venture Abu Dhabi-based ports and logistics giant AD Ports Group and shipmanagement group Columbia have established a joint venture, Noatum - CSM. The JV will aim to optimise third-party vessel operations and that of AD Ports Group's fleet through "state-of-the-art" fleet management systems. The newly formed entity combines Columbia Group's expertise in advanced fleet management systems ...
UN raises alarm over increase in jamming and spoofing of satellite navigation systems Increasing incidents of interference with aviation, maritime and other satellite telecommunications services mean states need to urgently enhance their protection of a critical radio-frequency band, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), and International Maritime Organization (IMO) have said with "grave concern" in a joint statement
Evergreen sets world record price with latest megamax orders A new high has been reached for containership prices. Splash reported last month on Taiwan's Evergreen contracting for eleven LNG dual-fuel 24,000 teu ships, the orders split between South Korea and China with Hanwha Ocean taking six vessels and CSSC Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI) the remainder. $267.3m per megamax is $103m more than similar ships ...
German consortium produces e-methanol from wastewater A German city is producing methanol for ships from wastewater in a world-first. A consortium consisting of the climate technology startup ICODOS, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), and the Mannheim Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant (EBS) have overseen the project called Mannheim 001 which sees biogas produced at the Mannheim wastewater treatment plant processed, purified ...
Caravel Group buys into Pacific Basin Hong Kong conglomerate Caravel Group has raided the local stock market to acquire a significant stake in fellow dry bulk giant Pacific Basin Shipping. Caravel Maritime Ventures, part of the Banga family's Caravel Group, has picked up 388.5m shares, corresponding to a 7.53% stake in the Martin Fruergaard-led handysize and supramax specialist. Pacific Basin boasts ...
Marubeni buys 25% stake in Windward Offshore Japanese conglomerate Marubeni has acquired a 25.1% stake in offshore wind service vessel provider Windward Offshore Windward Offshore, which has a fleet of four CSOVs under construction at VARD shipyards, entered a partnership with Marubeni several months after securing a senior loan facility of up to €182m ($196m). The company also launched its first vessel ...
Vattenfall gives go-ahead to build Germany's largest offshore wind farm Swedish utility Vattenfall has made the final investment decision for the Nordlicht 1 and 2 offshore wind farms in Germany. The construction of the Nordlicht 1 and 2 wind farms is planned to begin in 2026, with Nordlicht 1 set to become Germany's largest offshore wind project. The wind farms are expected to be operational ...
Hong Kong flag comes under pressure from Trump Maritime executives in Hong Kong are putting a brave face on the exodus of ships from its shipping register as shipowners take fright over the growing rift between China and the Donald Trump-led US. Another 12 ships left the Hong Kong flag last month, the register now down by more than 200 vessels over the ...
How shipping learnt to fall back in love with LNG It seems like Maersk has gone from "All the Way to Zero" to "All the Way to Lowest Fuel Costs". It's zero slogan has been emblazoned on methanol dual-fuelled ships coming out of South Korea for the past couple of years, but the Danish carrier now looks to have bowed to economics, turning to a ...
March 2025 Review Li Ka-shing's CK Hutchison reached a blockbuster mega deal with BlackRock and Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) to sell 80% of its giant ports division for $22.8bn in a record-breaking ports transaction that covers 43 ports comprising 199 berths in 23 countries. The deal has been viewed very poorly in Beijing. CMB.TECH, the shipowning vehicle controlled ...
The tanker hokey-cokey Tariffs on, tariffs off, tariffs on, tariffs off... the world's traders are dancing the commodity hokey-cokey to the hurdy-gurdy daily churn of US trade and foreign policy. The one conclusion that everyone can agree on is that life is going to become more expensive in the coming few years as the cost of doing business ...
March rush for dry bulk US president Donald Trump has announced that April 2 will be Liberation Day when he imposes trade tariffs on countries which have tariffs or barriers on US goods. He has said some nations or blocs might be excused but with only 10 days to go, no details are as yet available. Dry bulk commodity traders, ...
The container law of unintended consequences The transpacific Trump bump was always going to end and so it has come to pass. With Chinese exporters in the cross-hairs, a box loading in Shanghai today no longer can arrive in the US before April 2, the date Trump has designated 'Liberation Day' when he will impose as yet unspecified extra tariffs on ...
Analyst Abstract Tankers Donald Trump's so-called maximum pressure on Iran's oil business is squeezing the number of compliant VLCCs, pushing utilisation for supertankers into the sweet spot 90% territory. In his first two months back in power, Trump has issued four rounds of sanctions against Iran, including many tankers, a Chinese refinery in China and even a ...
Buyers wait to see fallout from Washington's shipbuilding probe It is evident many buyers and sellers may be waiting to hear the results of United States Trade Representative hearing this week pertaining to China's maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors and this will also have a knock-on effect on owners and operators of Chinese-built tonnage. "This could in effect create a two tier market for ...
Should shipping be looking for alternatives to Elon Musk's Starlink? The recent fall from grace for the special advisor to the president of the United States, Elon Musk, has been something to behold. He went from being seen as a genius and visionary who would lead humankind to become a multi-planetary species to public enemy number one for many in the world following a few ...
What shipping can learn from aviation's collision avoidance systems This month has seen various ship collisions, the most dramatic being between the Stena Immaculate and the feeder containership Solong off Grimsby in the UK. Such incidents continue to occur with unsettling frequency, and while the investigation team will eventually pinpoint the causes, one fact remains indisputable: the vast majority of collisions at sea are ...
US port fees could 'cripple' Caribbean, force islands to buy more from China The Caribbean offers a case study in the severe unintended consequences of the US port fee plan. This market is...
Trump nominates US Navy veteran Brent Sadler to lead US Maritime Administration Brent Sadler, a retired US Navy submariner, senior fellow at the Heritage Foundation and the author of a book on...
IMO credit trading plan would help China corner green fuel market, UCL warns The IMO risks handing China and Brazil the advantage in the future market for zero-carbon ship fuels if it approves...
Toro eyes April dates for new tanker spin-off Separation of tanker from Toto's LPG carriers is meant to increase focus on 'distinct' business lines
Columbia Group signs shipmanagement partnership with AD Ports shipowning division Columbia Group's Mark O'Neil said partnership marked a significant milestone in its shared vision to set new standards in maritime...
Just 15 LOFs signed last year, International Salvage Union confirms Industry needs to recognise need for financially viable salvage sector, says ISU president John Witte
Contships buys five feeders from MPC Containerships Employment of incoming quintet and three new charter deals for other vessels in the fleet are expected to add $62m...
Black Sea security situation unchanged after ceasefire announcements Statement from Russia's foreign ministry adds confusion to ceasefire deal saying agreement will only come into force when certain sanctions...
Ambrey launches war risk insurer MS Amlin among backers of new managing general agent
Norden continues capesize fleet modernisation via Japanese newbuild deal Newbuilding leasing deal boosts Norden's backlog of new capesize bulkers to six vessels
Show us the money: DFDS chief calls for fair share of ETS funds DFDS's Torben Carlsen lambasts current failings of the ETS process, which he says has become merely a revenue generator for...
Sanctions storm clouds gather over shipping, Lloyd's List forum told Experts gathered at the Lloyd's List Singapore Outlook Forum to discuss the impact of sanctions on international trade and shipping...
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Daily Briefing Crunch time for US port fee threat as final Washington hearings begin | IMO wonders how to start its fight...
Uber Freight offering drop-and-hook option for dedicated-like offering to shippers In a move to better utilize its leased pool of trailers, Uber Freight has partnered with software vendor Optimal Dynamics to bundle loads for drivers across 10 trailer pool locations.
Trump taps retired navy captain to head US Maritime Administration Brent Sadler served in the US Navy for 26 years and now works as a senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation.
We Let AI Handle Permissions (And it Worked) Learn how to use OpenAI to classify documents by sensitivity and enforce dynamic permissions with Permit.io
Container ship overcapacity may be more 'benign' than order book suggests Consolidation in container shipping over the last two decades and better capacity management in recent years shows the old ways of looking at vessel capacity are outdated, writes Journal of Commerce Executive Editor Mark Szakonyi.
Carriers jettison India-US April rate hike plans after shaky March recovery erodes Major carriers had lined up rate increases with the intention of strengthening their bargaining power during service contract negotiations, but overcapacity seems to have kept that tactic in check.
Tariffs threat making LNG buyers hesitant on cementing long-term US deals Europe's need to restock set to dominate this year's buying
SSY has bad news for Donald Trump and shipowners hoping for lower newbuilding prices President's port fees will have no meaningful impact on China's shipbuilding dominance, while price of new vessels is set to hold up, according to research head
MIT launches maritime consortium with ABS and Capital Clean Energy to tackle industry challenges Initiative has "potential to be a global shipping shaper," says ABS CEO
Staying on: Eight Dali seafarers remain in US a year after Baltimore bridge disaster Manager Synergy explains what has become of the 21 Indians on the container ship on 26 March, 2024
Panamax spot market pushes highest level this year Rates edge closer to six-month highs following a rebound in earnings
Premium for non-Chinese-built tankers emerges in wake of port fees threat, say brokers Sale of P Yanbu is said to be in line with other vessels offloaded in recent weeks, as well as tonnage currently circulating
Panamax spot market breaks $13,000 per day barrier on firm demand Rates edge closer to six-month highs
DNV CEO pay package tops $1m as maritime revenue grows Classification society boosted revenue to $3.3bn in 2024
'Desperate situation': joined-up action needed after kidnapping of 10 tanker crew members, ITF says Union wants reaffirmation from West African states of willingness to tackle piracy
Aframax tanker rates race skywards fired by Mediterranean fixing frenzy Cross-Mediterranean earnings shot up by more than one-quarter on Wednesday
Greek shipping on tenterhooks in the 'year of politics' US President Donald Trump is a double-edged sword for Hellenic shipping interests
Major Indian refiner backs off Venezuelan oil as activity slows Reliance Industries takes one more shipment before pausing further imports
Tanker loadings slow as US measures against Venezuela start to bite Shipping data shows vessels leaving empty as others await berths
Over 240 LNG newbuildings needed by 2034 to meet global demand, says BRS Brokerage says scrapping could rise to around 20 vessels per year
Trafigura oil trader said to have 'loaned $500m' to his aunt's company Reuters cites sources and ownership documents shedding more light on oil product trading in Mongolia
Zim and CMA CGM in firing line as US port fees set to 'distort' competition Alphaliner examines potential impact on major lines as hearings continue in Washington
Jamming and spoofing cases on the rise, threatening more collisions and groundings UN agencies demand more protection for satellite navigation systems
Fear-mongering on Chinese dominance a 'smokescreen', says Ardmore Shipping COO Country's progress is a 'catalyst for improvement', says Mark Cameron
Navigator Holdings mandates Arctic Securities to raise more money in Oslo bond market Gas carrier owner to sell additional 2029 bonds
'Milestone' deal: Columbia and AD Ports forge ship management venture Schoeller Group company to oversee expanding Abu Dhabi group's fleet and target other ships
Fear-mongering on Chinese dominance a 'smokescreen', says Ardmore Shipping COO Country's progress is a 'catalyst for improvement', says Mark Cameron
Judge orders six managers of Baltimore boxship disaster to travel to US Baltimore disaster one year on: Vast document bundle highlights complexity of legal dispute as Dali owner seeks to limit liability
MPC Container Ships stock jumps after 'good set of transactions' Shipowner raised profit guidance after selling seven vessels
Norden adds to capesize fleet by leasing two newbuildings Owner-operator has bullish long-term outlook for the segment
Singaporean bulker owner favours secondhand over newbuildings as Trump clouds outlook SDTR Marine CEO admits dry bulk market has been in a slump for the past two years
Two seafarers killed in collision between Chinese bulker and tug Philippine Coast Guard says two bodies recovered after smaller ship capsized
Russia-Ukraine Black Sea ceasefire comes with strings attached for shipping Maritime deal will make Ukraine's grain trade safer, but may slow it down
Owner blames officer as LPG carrier hits the rocks in Thailand SC Group says 'operator' was negligent after vessel grounding
Marubeni takes major stake in Diana Shipping's Windward Offshore start-up Japanese trading giant buys 25.1% stake in German-headquartered CSOV firm
Greek owner Contships swoops on MPC Container Ships quintet Nikolas Pateras adds some of the largest and youngest vessels to his fleet
Taiwan holds Chinese 'three-no' tanker: no name, no flag, no home port Coastguard intercepts vessel that refused inspection in its waters
US pressure on Chinese maritime sector turns to cargo software platform Trump administration urged to impose restrictions on LOGINK platform
Port of Savannah sets record container, rail and truck moves in February The Port of Savannah, Georgia, marked the busiest February on record with volume of almost a half-million TEUs.
Trump tariff fears plague ocean container rates Uncertainty over President Trump's plans for more tariffs punctuated a week that saw trans-Pacific container rates fall more than 20% below 2024 lows.
The Suez Canal Authority has announced that it will introduce surcharges on transit tariffs through the Egyptian canal for most major cargo vessels, effective July 15.
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