HD Hyundai and Kiewit Offshore Services partner up to support U.S. shipbuilding HD Hyundai and Kiewit Offshore Services, Ltd. (KOS) say that they have entered into a Strategic partnership agreement to pursue collaboration on shipbuilding projects serving the U.S. market and other areas of
Hanwha Philly and TOTE Services selected to build $2B MRIV duo Secretary of Transportation Sean P. Duffy and White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought on Friday announced a $2 billion investment to build two new Missile Range Instrumentation Vessels
Op-Ed: What the Strait of Hormuz backlog reveals about operational readiness Every shipowner understands the cost of waiting. Delayed cargoes, disrupted schedules, charter implications, and idle assets are all visible consequences of the oil tanker backlog in the Strait of Hormuz. The less
Parker Towing christens new towboat M/V Chipper Rabbit Parker Towing Company, Mobile, Ala., has christened the M/V Chipper Rabbit, a new 1,400-horsepower towboat built by Serodino Inc. of Chattanooga, Tenn., for the company's Mobile Operations Division. The vessel honors longtime
Cunard reveals plans for Queen Victoria refit Carnival Corporation's British luxury brand Cunard has revealed plans for an extensive transformation of Queen Victoria, with the ship set to emerge from dry dock this fall with refreshed signature spaces, including
IMCA names Natalie Carroll head of competence and training The International Marine Contractors Association (IMCA) has appointed Natalie Carroll as head of competence and training. In that role. she will lead the association's initiatives to strengthen workforce capability, improve skills transferability,
Boluda joins Cantabria Chamber of Commerce Plenary Boluda Corporación Marítima has joined the Plenary of the Cantabria Chamber of Commerce, reinforcing its commitment to the economic and business development of the northern Spanish region. The company will be represented by Daniel Berasategui , Corporate Director of the Northern Region. His appointment was formalized during a session held at the headquarters of the Port Authority of Santander
Singapore container throughput rises 3.2% in June as vessel arrivals grow The Port of Singapore handled 3.83 million TEUs in June 2026 , a 3.2% increase compared with the same month last year, according to the latest figures from the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) . The growth came alongside higher vessel traffic, reinforcing Singapore's position as the world's busiest transshipment hub. Total vessel arrivals reached 11,520, up 6.3% year on year, while
The Waiting Room off Johor: Iranian Tankers and the Maritime Grey Zone East of Singapore The location 45 miles off the coast of Johor, Malaysia, often referred to as the Eastern Outer Ports Limits (EOPL) anchorage, does not look like a crisis zone. It sits around Malaysia and Singapore's eastern approaches, off Johor, in one of the busiest maritime theatres in the world. Tankers, container ships, bulkers, bunker traffic and service vessels move through or around the area every day. O
Gulftainer launches Sajaa Bonded Dry Port service in the UAE Gulftainer has introduced its new Sajaa Bonded Dry Port, aiming to simplify cargo movement into the United Arab Emirates through faster customs procedures, lower logistics costs and expanded storage options. The new service, with rates effective from 1 August 2026, connects Khorfakkan Port with the Sajaa inland facility through a fully bonded transport corridor. According to Gulftainer, customers
Port of Lázaro Cárdenas records cargo growth The Port of Lázaro Cárdenas handled 15,555,241 tonnes of cargo in the first half of 2026, a 16% increase compared to the same period of the previous year, consolidating its position as a key driver of Mexican foreign trade and national logistics. A total of 879 vessel arrivals were recorded during the period, reflecting strong confidence from shipping lines and the productive sector in the port's
Port of Oakland records volume growth in June The Port of Oakland handled 181,356 TEUs in June 2026, a 7.7% increase compared to June 2025, driven by solid growth across both imports and exports. Loaded container cargo rose 10.3 percent year-on-year to 143,254 TEUs, marking another month of strength in productive cargo movement through Northern California's international trade gateway. Full imports reached 78,114 TEUs, up 11.1% year-on-year,
How drone strikes turned Kazakhstan's lifeline into collateral Drone strikes on tankers loading at Russia's CPC terminal confirm that Kazakhstan's oil lifeline and the West's stake in it is now a fixed line in a war it did not choose
ESPO welcomes EU ETS review but seeks stronger safeguards for European ports The European Sea Ports Organisation (ESPO) has welcomed the European Commission's proposal to address carbon leakage under the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), while warning that further assessment is needed to ensure the measures do not create new competitive disadvantages for European ports. ESPO said the Commission's proposal acknowledges concerns over carbon and business leakage, particu
Greek merchant fleet grows despite decline in gross tonnage The number of vessels in the Greek merchant fleet continued to increase in May 2026, although the fleet's total gross tonnage declined compared with the same month a year earlier, according to the latest figures released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority ( ELSTAT ). The Greek merchant fleet, comprising vessels of 100 gross tons (GT) and above, reached 1,871 ships in May 2026, representing a 1
Marine works begin at Immingham eastern ro-ro terminal The Immingham Eastern Ro-Ro Terminal, a joint investment by Associated British Ports and Stena Line at the Port of Immingham, has reached a significant construction milestone with a steel signing ceremony marking the start of marine works. The terminal is expected to reach completion by May 2028. Keir Mather, Minister for Maritime, Aviation and Decarbonisation, officially signed one of the marine
Maersk warns of rail disruptions across Italy Maersk has warned customers of potential disruptions to intermodal rail services in Italy as major railway infrastructure works are carried out across the national network through the end of September. The carrier said rail connections linking the Ligurian ports of Vado, Genoa and La Spezia with key inland hubs will remain operational but are expected to face delays, capacity constraints and unpl
Yang Ming and PSA partner to accelerate supply chain decarbonization Yang Ming Marine Transport and PSA International have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to develop low-carbon solutions across the global maritime supply chain. The agreement focuses on reducing end-to-end supply chain emissions through closer cooperation between ocean shipping and port operations. Under the partnership, the two companies will combine Yang Ming's low-carbon shipping init
Dynacom-managed tanker catches fire after projectile strike near Strait of Hormuz A tanker managed by Dynacom Tankers Management caught fire after an unknown projectile struck the vessel near the Strait of Hormuz, according to maritime security authorities. The incident occurred about 8 nautical miles northwest of Kumzar, Oman, on 20 July. The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) first reported a vessel on fire before reclassifying the incident as an attack. UKMTO
Hapag-Lloyd updates East Med Express port rotation Hapag-Lloyd will revise the port rotation of its East Med Express (EMX) service from week 36, replacing Hamburg with Wilhelmshaven to improve schedule reliability and strengthen feeder network connectivity. The updated rotation will be: Felixstowe - Wilhelmshaven - Bremerhaven - Antwerp - Piraeus - Izmit - Istanbul - Gemlik - Aliaga. According to Hapag-Lloyd, the change is intended to enhance ser
Maersk to offer integrated logistics solution for new Milazzo service Maersk will introduce an integrated logistics solution alongside the launch of its new Milazzo service, aiming to provide customers with a fully coordinated end-to-end transportation offering. The new service combines Maersk's inland transportation network with its ocean services, enabling customers to manage shipments through a single transport solution. According to the carrier, the integrated
Readers Speak: Strait of Hormuz seen as key shipping route The Strait of Hormuz shipping route has emerged as the corridor readers expect to matter most in the coming months. It ranked ahead of the Suez Canal, the Cape of Good Hope and the view that all three routes will carry equal importance. The result points to a clear hierarchy in current industry sentiment. However, the strong support for the combined option also shows that many readers see the maj
Port of Montreal cargo volumes grow 2% in H1 of 2026 The Port of Montreal handled 17.7 million tonnes of cargo during the first half of 2026. Total volumes increased 2% compared with the same period last year. The port achieved the growth despite ongoing geopolitical and trade disruptions. The Port of Montreal said continued instability in the Red Sea, the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the war in Ukraine, and US tariffs continue to affect global
Explainer: The Gulf's AI compute trap and the risk to supply chains Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have staked tens of billions of dollars on becoming artificial-intelligence powers
Seacon adds $66m bulker pair at Tsuneishi Zhoushan Hong Kong-listed Seacon Shipping has returned to Tsuneishi Group's Chinese shipyard for two bulk carrier newbuildings worth $66m. The Qingdao-based owner will pay $33m per ship, with one vessel scheduled for completion in 2028 and the second in 2030. The filing lists the pair at around 26,700 gt each - equivalent to the yard's 42,200 ...
Diana Shipping lifts ultramax rate in Fednav switch Diana Shipping recently finalized a new charter agreement with Fednav, a Canadian dry bulk operator, resulting in nearly 30% increase in rates for one of its ultramaxes. The 2015-built 60,500 dwt DSI Pegasus has been fixed at a daily rate of $18,350, excluding a 5% commission. The charter is scheduled to start on July 27 ...
BW LPG flips former Avance Gas VLGC for $17m gain BW LPG has agreed to sell one of the ships acquired in the $1.05bn takeover of the Avance Gas VLGC fleet, booking a gain less than two years after the transaction. The sale of the 2015-built, 83,000 cu m BW Levant is expected to generate a net book gain of around $17m and net cash ...
HD Hyundai strikes US shipbuilding partnership with Kiewit Offshore Services HD Hyundai and Texas-based subsidiary of Kiewit Corporation, Kiewit Offshore Services (KOS), have signed a strategic partnership agreement to expand US shipbuilding capacity and strengthen the American maritime industrial base. The deal brings together one of the world's largest shipbuilders with a major North American engineering, construction, and fabrication group. The companies said the partn
Europe's great rivers run dry Exceptionally low water levels on Europe's two most important inland waterways are disrupting commercial shipping, restricting port operations and adding fresh pressure to already strained supply chains. The Danube in Romania fell to its lowest level since 1996 over the weekend after weeks of intense heat and drought, while water levels on Germany's Rhine have ...
Nanjing Tanker books four MRs at GSI China's Nanjing Tanker has approved plans to order four MR product and chemical tankers at Guangzhou Shipyard International. The Shanghai-listed owner, part of China Merchants Group, has set aside up to $182.8m for the 50,000 dwt quartet, equivalent to a maximum of $45.7m per ship. The vessels will be contracted through wholly owned subsidiary Nanjing ...
Shanghai Changshun firms up Guoyu boxship quartet Chinese tonnage provider Shanghai Changshun Shipping has added four more 6,150 teu containerships at Yangzhou Guoyu Shipbuilding, taking the series at the yard to 10 vessels. Splash understands the latest signing covers the four options attached to a contract agreed in May for six firm ships and four optional units. Financial terms have not been ...
Scotland approves Ocean Winds' 2GW offshore wind project Ocean Winds, the 50/50 joint venture between EDP Renewables and Engie, has secured offshore consent from the Scottish government for its 2GW Caledonia offshore wind farm. With this approval, which follows the Aberdeenshire Council granting full onshore consent earlier this year, Caledonia has now cleared the final major regulatory hurdle, meaning it can advance towards ...
China Merchants maps out $728m VLOC order Shanghai-listed China Merchants Energy Shipping has lined up six very large ore carriers in a related-party deal worth up to RMB4.93bn ($728m). The 343,000 dwt vessels will be built by a yard under sister company China Merchants Shipbuilding Industry, with deliveries scheduled across 2029 and 2030. The investment works out at a maximum of around ...
Hormuz transits fall sharply amid escalating conflict The threat to commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz has intensified after Iran claimed two unidentified oil tankers exploded and were immobilised while attempting to use the waterway's southern passage. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said the vessels had entered what it described as an unsafe or mined route under US pressure. It provided ...
Somali pirates seize tanker off Yemen and steer it towards Puntland Suspected Somali pirates have hijacked the Tanzanian-flagged tanker Asana off Yemen and taken the vessel towards the northeastern coast of Somalia. The 1992-built chemical tanker was seized on Friday after departing Mukalla, according to the Yemeni Coast Guard and regional security sources. Seven armed pirates are believed to have boarded the ship before assuming control. ...
Black Sea ships come under deadly weekend assault Commercial shipping across the Black Sea has endured one of its most violent weekends of the war, with Russian attacks on foreign-flagged vessels and Ukrainian drone strikes against ships serving Russian trade. The deadliest incident came on Sunday when the Turkish-owned, Guinea-Bissau-flagged Golden Leo was hit by three Russian cruise missiles after sailing from the ...
Fugro lands Timor-Leste offshore survey campaign Dutch surveyor Fugro has signed a contract for the Greater Sunrise and Bayu Undan pipeline survey programme in Timor-Leste. The survey programme will support the planning and development of critical offshore energy infrastructure associated with the two strategically important projects that underpin Timor-Leste's future energy ambitions. Under the contract, Fugro will undertake an extensive offsh
DEME wins foundation role on 1GW offshore wind project Belgian marine contractor DEME has been awarded a substantial contract to transport and install foundations for phase 1 of the Zeevonk offshore wind project in the Netherlands. Zeevonk, jointly owned by Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners through its Energy Investment Fund I, will have a total installed capacity of approximately 1GW. Under the contract, DEME ...
Collision topples crane at UK port A collision involving a wind turbine installation vessel has brought down a gantry crane onto a containership at the port of Tyne in northeast England, leaving one person injured. The incident occurred shortly after 1pm on Sunday as Cadeler's Wind Orca was leaving its berth at the port's offshore wind staging facility. The installation vessel ...
Bin Sulayem takes interim control at MMC Ports The disgraced former chairman of DP World, Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem, has assumed interim leadership of Malaysia's MMC Port Holdings following the immediate departure of group CEO Azman Shah Mohd Yusof. An internal company memo seen by Reuters states that all matters previously handled by the group CEO will now be referred directly to bin ...
Aker BP extends Odfjell Drilling semisub charter to 2028 Oslo-listed semisub player Odfjell Drilling has received signed confirmation from Aker BP that it will extend the firm contract period for use of the 2019-built Deepsea Nordkapp rig by one year. With this signed confirmation, the Deepsea Nordkapp extends its firm contract backlog to the end of 2028, after which Aker BP retains further options. The operating ...
Splash Singapore: Pacific Basin's Martin Fruergaard maps dry bulk's three-way challenge "The real challenge for our industry is navigating a world that is simultaneously more uncertain, more regulated and more technologically advanced." That is the central issue Martin Fruergaard, chief executive of Pacific Basin Shipping, expects to confront when he takes the stage for the Dry Bulk Market Outlook session at the inaugural Splash Singapore conference ...
Red Sea crisis redux: Could Bab el Mandeb be the next tanker chokepoint? From the Middle East to Europe, the world has become a veritable shooting gallery for commercial shipping. It could get...
Dynacom duo hit by missiles in Strait of Hormuz All crew were reported safe after Prokopiou-owned VLCC and product tanker were struck
The Daily View: Now you can swipe left on suspect charterers
Greek owners warn Brussels ETS tweaks fall short European Commission has failed to 'fully grasp' what is needed to sustain competitive European shipping industry, the Union of Greek...
Containership charter rates rising amid persistent demand Limited availability of high-quality ships is enabling owners to achieve premium rates, particularly in larger and sub-panamax segments
Why shipowners don't need to find the smoking gun on sanctions compliance Yes, you can refuse voyage orders if you have genuine suspicions about your counterparty
Latest Russian missile attack kills 10 seafarers The Ukrainian Navy called the attack 'an act of terror against peaceful navigation and a gross violation of international humanitarian...
The week in newbuildings: Big shipowners sustain investment Bulkers, boxships, gas carriers, tankers and vehicle carriers dominate new orders, with Chinese shipyards securing the majority of contracts
'Exceptional' disruption reduces throughput at Antwerp-Bruges Exports of containers in particular suffered, which the port said reflected Western Europe's weak exporting position
Middle East port update: Monday, July 20 In UAE, Ruwais and Abu Dhabi petroleum ports are operational. Ruwais PPA (ISPS Level 2) and Abu Dhabi Ports (ISPS...
The Week in Charts: The rise and fall of Gabon's shadow fleet ship register | SCFI falls again as peak season appears to have peaked Lloyd's List's weekly showing of the data and figures behind our news, analysis and markets coverage
Blank sailings settle at higher baseline in 1H26 Sea-Intelligence said the addition of new tonnage has not translated linearly into available space for the market
US launches more strikes as Iran claims to have exited MOU Heightened risk in the region has brought on more uncertainty, as shipping remains at the heart of the biggest oil...
Daily Briefing Brussels proposes extending ETS to smaller ships, reserves billions for green shipping | Gulf states race to make Hormuz less...
US spot, contract truckload rates to rise through 2027: indicator A prime indicator of higher truckload contract pricing from DAT shows contract rates are still catching up with market conditions and may not peak until next year.
MPV capacity easing may only offer temporary relief to shippers Strength in project cargo demand is expected to outweigh dip in breakbulk volumes in July, leading to reduced available ship capacity.
ArcBest trims LTL network, merges truckload, logistics subsidiaries Terminal cuts in smaller markets will affect about 1% of the LTL doors in the ABF Freight network, which has more than 220 facilities.
MVP capacity easing may only offer temporary relief to shippers Strength in project cargo demand is expected to outweigh dip in breakbulk volumes in July, leading to reduced available ship capacity.
Arctic service offers speedy China-Europe transits The eight-week long service offers roughly two-week faster transit than traditional east-west routes that now generally sail around the Cape of Good Hope due to Red Sea diversions.
Persistent blank sailings now structural across trade lanes: Sea-Intelligence While the extreme volatility and withdrawal spikes of the pandemic era have concluded, the pre-2020 expectation of single-digit capacity withdrawal is structurally obsolete, the analyst says.
Dry bulk names lead US stocks rebound after Houthis' warning All 21 New York-listed shares surveyed ran to gains following losses last week
Somali pirates capture tanker in fourth hijacking since April Security risk near Somalia continues to ratchet up
E&S Tankers adds two newbuildings to its orderbook Norwegian-German owner operates ships in shortsea trading in Europe
Diana Shipping fixes out ultramax bulker to Fednav at higher rate Greek owner banks $18,350 per day
Seacon Shipping bulks up orderbook with handysizes Chinese owner opts for new vessel size at domestic shipbuilder
Houthis declare maritime embargo against Saudi Arabia Move follows an escalating exchange of attacks last week after bombing of airport in Houthi-held territory
Minerva sells product tanker at strong price as values firm Greek owner finds Chinese buyer for vessel that has maintained nearly half its value over 22 years
Amazon drought could hit container shipping, Maersk warns Shortage of rainfall could again close the river later this year
Drone hits tanker in third Black Sea attack on Russian oil shipments Crew evacuated from the Azeri-owned Nelsa on Monday
Lighting up the dark: Staggering shift in Middle East shipping patterns Platform studied every large cargo vessel in the region for a month
Conflicts collide: Ukraine sabotage suspect in shadow tanker oil leak off Oman Sanctioned Caroline Bezengi loaded Russian crude in May and was later targeted in a mine attack
Aframax tanker rates surge as cargo demand lights the touchpaper Cross-Mediterranean earnings more than doubled last week
Drugs ship sold for $1 after costing Irish government millions to detain Government details maintenance and other expenses for the Matthew in Cork
Mercuria adds to capesize bulker fleet with latest buy from Nereus Shipping Trader snaps another ship that would be considered over-age by some rivals
Russian strike on grain ship could be deadliest of Ukraine war Triple missile strike could be worst attack on shipping since invasion
Dynacom tanker set alight by double strike in Strait of Hormuz Crew brought ashore safely after Iran claims to have targeted ships passing through Strait of Hormuz
BW LPG flips former John Fredriksen VLGC for big profit Singapore owner capitalises on rising ship values since Avance Gas fleet deal
Oslo shipping stocks drop as Iran launches fresh attacks across Middle East Oil market shock risks are now greater than earlier in the war, DNB says
New Columbia boss Hadjipetrou sets growth agenda after O'Neil exit Schoeller Group supremo makes first strategic statement
Dynacom tanker identified as ship on fire in Strait of Hormuz US launches ninth consecutive day of strikes against Iranian targets
Exmar banks $35m profit as it sells five older gas ships Belgian owner says deals are important step in ongoing fleet renewal
Dynacom, Nordic American and Alafouzos tankers hit in Black Sea attacks Ukraine appears to have maintained its drone raids on vessels loading at CPC terminal
Worker crushed to death at HD Hyundai shipyard This death is HD Hyundai's second fatal accident in as many weeks
Fire on ship off Oman as attacks intensify around the Strait of Hormuz Military sources have yet to confirm whether unnamed ship was the one the US claims it disabled over the weekend
Nanjing Tanker orders four MR tankers at Guangzhou Shipyard International Chinese tanker company is paying around $45.7m each for the methanol dual-fuel ready product carriers
Worker crushed to death in HD Hyundai shipyard This death is HD Hyundai's second fatal accident in as many weeks
Caution urged as vessel catches fire off Oman Military sources have yet to confirm whether unnamed ship was the one the US claims it disabled over the weekend
China Merchants splashing out close to $728m on six-ship VLOC order The giant ore carriers will be built 'in house' by affiliated China Merchants Heavy Industry
Hormuz aftermath washes up in Singapore First signs of a new operational challenge are emerging beneath ships' hulls
Houthi announce new blockade of key Mideast shipping lane Houthi rebels in Yemen declared a naval blockade of Saudi Arabia in an escalating conflict that again threatens a key Mideast shipping route. On Monday the Houthis on social media tied the action at the Bal- al-Mandab Strait at the southern end of the Red Sea to what they called a Saudi siege and warned of escalation if Riyadh retaliates. Houthi terror attacks on merchant shipping in support of G
TIACA taps airport exec Mammen Tharakan to lead air cargo group Mammen Tharakan, an airport executive with extensive experience on air cargo issues, has been named director general of The International Air Cargo Association, which works to bring together and educate all parts of the air cargo ecosystem on industry best practices. TIACA announced on Monday that Tharakan would assume his role in August, taking over from Glyn Hughes, who has led the organization
Briefs in as sides gets read to rumble over non-domiciled CDLs With the relevant federal agencies filing their brief with the District of Columbia Court of Appeals last week, the stage is set for oral arguments in the case of Lujan vs. the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration that will rule on the agency's recent restrictions on the granting of non-domiciled CDLs. Oral arguments will be heard September 15 in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District
Uber Freight CTO: Focus on business fundamentals to win with AI in freight CHICAGO - The AI wrapper economy came and went almost as fast as it arrived. In the early days of ChatGPT, when OpenAI's context window was tiny, a wave of startups built thin software layers just to help users pull meaning out of long PDFs. Most are gone now, wiped out the moment OpenAI expanded its own capabilities. For those handful of companies that built for an industry's fundamentals, rathe
Cathay Pacific halts restart of Mideast cargo flights as war reignites Cathay Pacific Airlines on Friday postponed the planned resumption of passenger and freighter flights to parts of the Middle East, joining all-cargo operator Cargolux in opting for risk avoidance following the resumption of large-scale hostilities between the United States and Iran. The decision cuts a key freight carrier used by businesses shipping between the Gulf region, Europe and Hong Kong a
No CDL, DUI and out-of-service orders: Commercial vehicle enforcement ramps up Commercial vehicle enforcement officers across the U.S. are intensifying efforts to remove unsafe trucks and unqualified drivers from the nation's highways, with recent actions in Arizona, California and Indiana. The enforcement actions highlight a growing focus on commercial driver's license compliance, impaired driving and vehicle maintenance across the country. One of the latest cases occurred
Sharp decrease in Asia armed robbery against ships in first half of 2026 A new report finds ocean shipping in and around Asia was almost three times as safe from armed robberies in the first half of this year compared to a year ago, including a number of key global trade routes. In its Half Year Report for January to June 2026 on Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia, the ReCAAP Information Sharing Centre of Singapore reveals a significant improvement in mari
Segro rebuffs enhanced $18.2B Prologis takeover bid Prologis said Monday that its enhanced bid to acquire London-based logistics warehouse operator Segro had been rejected. Prologis' third offer, valued at £13.5 billion ($18.2 billion), represented a 6% increase above its initial proposal and included a 20% cash component. The latest offer, a 41% premium to Segro's ( LSE.SGRO ) three-month weighted average share price, would give Segro shareholder
FedEx spreads shipping fees to EU, more zip codes FedEx is introducing, but not widely advertising, a series of new charges and fees over the next two weeks that could catch customers by surprise, building on a recent pricing strategy aimed at boosting revenue without touching base rates that shippers tend to focus on. Over an 18-month span, FedEx ( NASDAQ: FDX ) has implemented or announced more than 50 pricing changes, according to parcel spen
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