Bordelon Marine vessel supports new USCG Homeland Security Cutter-Ocean initiative Under a new Homeland Security Cutter-Ocean (HSC-Ocean) initiative, the U.S. Coast Guard has awarded Bordelon Marine a contract to provide a commercial support vessel that will transport supplies, equipment and personnel to
South Carolina Ports consolidating container operations in the short-term South Carolina Ports says that it plans to pause operations at its Leatherman Terminal as of Aug. 1, citing "numerous headwinds, an uncertain trade forecast and tempered volumes." It says the decision
Op-Ed: How tariff shifts are spreading risk across the import process By James Reiss, President, International Bond & Marine and Sam Hellebush, President of Ocean Marine, U.S., Intact Insurance Specialty Solutions Volatility in global trade is nothing new. Rates fluctuate, routes shift, and
Another major shareholder tells SEACOR Marine board "the time has come" Within days of the largest shareholder in SEACOR Marine Holdings Inc. [NYSE:SMH] urging its board to explore strategic alternatives, another major shareholder is calling on the board to immediately initiate a monetization
Saab to build three A26 submarines for Poland Sweden and Poland have successfully finalized negotiations on Poland's procurement of three A26 submarines from Saab. The Swedish Government says that the agreement is a significant step in strengthening Poland's maritime capability,
Rocket Lab in $8B Iridium acquisition McLean, Va.-based LEO satcom pioneer Iridium Communications Inc. (Nasdaq: IRDM) is to be acquired byLong Beach, Calif.-based launch and space systems specialist Rocket Lab Corporation (Nasdaq: RKLB). The deal will see Rocket
GXO renews long-term frozen logistics partnership with Carrefour GXO Logistics has renewed its long-standing partnership with Carrefour to manage frozen supply chain operations in Belgium and Luxembourg. The agreement extends one of GXO's longest customer relationships in Belgium, which has lasted for almost 50 years. GXO will continue operating from its 43,720-square-metre frozen logistics facility in Zellik. The site includes 23,000 square metres of mezzanin
NORDEN appoints Anne Sofie Staunsb�k Veyhe as new CFO NORDEN has appointed Anne Sofie Staunsb�k Veyhe as its new Chief Financial Officer. She will take up the role on 26 October 2026. She succeeds Martin Badsted, who has served as CFO for the past 10 years. Badsted will become Chief Strategy Officer, taking responsibility for strategy, capital allocation, mergers and acquisitions, and risk management. NORDEN CEO Jan Rindbo said Veyhe brings extensiv
Imabari Shipbuilding delivers 40,000-dwt bulk carrier PAIWAN ELEGANCE Imabari Shipbuilding has delivered the 40,000-dwt bulk carrier PAIWAN ELEGANCE, built at its Head Office & Imabari Shipyard. The vessel was delivered on 22 June. PAIWAN ELEGANCE features a double-hull, box-shaped cargo hold with topside tanks. The design allows the vessel to carry a wide range of cargoes, including grain, coal, ore, cement, steel coils and long steel products. The ship is equippe
Port of Huelva unveils €255 million investment plan through 2029 The Port of Huelva has approved a €255 million investment plan for the 2025-2029 period. The programme aims to strengthen the port's position as a logistics, industrial and energy hub. It also supports future growth and the energy transition. More than €53 million has been allocated for 2026. The funds will finance strategic infrastructure projects across the port. One of the main projects involv
Panama Canal expansion surpasses 31,000 Neopanamax transits in first decade The Panama Canal has marked the tenth anniversary of its expanded waterway after handling more than 31,000 Neopanamax vessel transits since operations began in June 2016. The expanded Canal now generates more than half of the waterway's total revenues, highlighting its growing role in global trade. The expansion entered service on 26 June 2016 with the transit of the COSCO Shipping Panama. It was
NBOSCO seeks US$160 million for newbuildings and containers Chinese intra-Asia carrier Ningbo Ocean Shipping Company (NBOSCO), the liner unit of Ningbo-Zhoushan Port Group, is seeking to raise CNY1.09 billion (US$160 million) through a private placement to fund its newbuilding orders and purchase containers. Listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange, NBOSCO released a prospectus last week, saying it wants to raise CNY891.8 million (US$131 million) to cover th
CEVA expands transpacific air cargo network with new Vietnam charter CEVA Logistics has expanded its transpacific air cargo network by launching a new charter service between Hanoi and Chicago while renewing its existing Wuxi-Chicago route. The expansion aims to provide customers with more reliable air freight capacity between Asia and the United States. The new Hanoi-Chicago service will operate three times a week using a Boeing 777 freighter. It targets shippers
Kalmar to supply electric reachstackers to Port of Helsingborg under six-year agreement Kalmar has signed a six-year framework agreement with the Port of Helsingborg to supply electric reachstackers as the Swedish port continues to electrify its cargo-handling fleet. The agreement covers the potential delivery of up to nine electric reachstackers . The Port of Helsingborg is Sweden's second-largest container port. It serves as a key hub for sea, road and rail transport. The port has
Explainer: Oman's Hormuz fee plan and the global chokepoint precedent For four months, the only certainty about the Strait of Hormuz was uncertainty itself. Now, as the guns fall quiet and Tehran negotiates an uneasy peace with Washington, a different kind of dispute is taking shape over who gets to charge ships for passing through, and how much
AD Ports Group and Emirates Global Aluminium sign agreement at Khalifa Port AD Ports Group and Emirates Global Aluminium have signed an agreement to enhance EGA's dedicated berth at Khalifa Port, committing a joint investment of AE$ 84 million to a multi-phase upgrade programme designed to accommodate Newcastlemax dry bulk vessels capable of transporting 15 to 20% more cargo than the Capesize vessels currently calling at the berth. Upon completion of the planned works by
Hai An and Sinolines strengthen strategic partnership Hai An Transport and Stevedoring Joint Stock Company and Sinolines have strengthened their strategic partnership following a business meeting focused on expanding cooperation in container shipping and logistics. During the meeting, the two companies discussed the current container shipping market and explored opportunities to develop new services linking Vietnam, China and other regional markets.
Largest container shipping companies at the end of H1 2026 The largest container shipping companies continued to dominate global liner shipping during the first half of 2026, while maintaining strong investment in fleet renewal despite geopolitical uncertainty and a changing regulatory landscape. According to the latest fleet data from Alphaliner, the world's top ten carriers accounted for a significant share of global container shipping capacity. At th
Seoul's shipbuilding bargain outlives the deal that created it South Korea formally activated the institutional machinery behind its US$150 billion shipbuilding pledge to Washington this week, launching the Korea-US Strategic Investment Corporation from a headquarters in Sejong
How Iran turns a truce into leverage A drone strike, a contested corridor, and a paused evacuation show Tehran building permanent authority during a window it cannot yet bill for
Matson raises quarterly dividend to US$0.38 per share Matson has increased its quarterly dividend to US$0.38 per common share , marking the company's fourteenth consecutive annual dividend increase. The new dividend, approved by Matson's Board of Directors, represents a 5.6% increase from the previous quarterly payout of US$0.36 per share. It will be paid on 3 September 2026 to shareholders of record as of 6 August 2026 . Matt Cox, Chairman and Chie
Readers Speak: Political compromise seen as the key to a lasting Hormuz deal The latest Readers Speak poll asked readers: What will determine if the Hormuz deal succeeds? The results point to a clear conclusion. Readers believe that while security, economics, and international backing all matter, the future of the agreement ultimately depends on political decisions. Political compromise emerges as the decisive factor More than half of participants identified Political com
Interview with Omer Guy, General Counsel at DCSA: Why eBL adoption is now the industry's biggest challenge During a recent CN Talks interview with Antonia Saratsopoulou, Managing Editor of Container News, Omer Guy, General Counsel at the Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA), discussed one of the most significant developments in the digitalisation of global trade: interoperable electronic Bills of Lading (eBLs). From legal certainty and platform interoperability to industry-wide adoption, Guy
CMA CGM announces new FAK rates and surcharges across multiple trade lanes CMA CGM has announced new Freight All Kinds (FAK) rates and Peak Season Surcharges (PSS) on several trade routes, with implementation dates ranging from 5 July to 25 July 2026. The carrier will introduce new FAK rates from the Mediterranean to the Middle East and Red Sea from 6 July. For shipments to the Middle East Gulf, rates will range from US$6,100 to US$6,700 per 20-foot container and from U
CEVA Logistics supports AirTrunk's AI data centre expansion in Asia-Pacific CEVA Logistics is providing integrated supply chain solutions for AirTrunk's hyperscale data centre projects in Australia and Malaysia , supporting the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure across the Asia-Pacific region. The logistics provider has completed the first six-month phase of AirTrunk's project in Sydney and is now supporting the company's data centre deve
Santos Port to deepen navigation channel to 16 metres Santos Port Authority has awarded a US$105 million contract to Jan De Nul do Brasil to deepen the Port of Santos' navigation channel from 15 metres to 16 metres. Rock removal works are scheduled to take place between July and October 2026, after which dredging operations will begin. The project is expected to allow vessels to use the increased draught by the end of 2026 or early 2027, enabling th
CMA CGM and Asyad line up $400m multipurpose terminal in Oman Oman's Asyad Group and French liner and logistics giant CMA CGM have signed a framework agreement to develop and operate a new multipurpose logistics terminal in Sohar. The project is expected to involve investment of around $400m and will be aimed at strengthening Oman's position in regional and international trade corridors. The agreement was signed ...
Seacon buys chemical tanker newbuild pair Hong Kong-listed Seacon Shipping has moved to expand its tanker fleet with the acquisition of two chemical/oil tanker newbuildings. The Qingdao-based owner said its Singapore subsidiary has agreed to buy the 2026-built units to be named Golden Gerbera and Golden Osmanthus from Oriental Prime Shipping. The deal is worth $39.2m, equal to $19.6m per vessel. ...
Nova Scotia clears bidders for first offshore wind auction Nova Scotia has taken a step closer to launching Canada's first offshore wind farms after regulators released the names of companies qualified to bid for seabed licences. The Canada-Nova Scotia Offshore Energy Regulator released the names of five companies and two groups that passed a pre-qualification process that ran from October 2025 through January this ...
DOF lands MPSV extension in Australia Norwegian offshore vessel owner DOF has secured an extension for one of its multipurpose supply vessels. The company stated that the current client of the MPSV Skandi Darwin exercised a one-year extension option for the vessel. The extension will see the vessel continue working for its current client in Australia until the third quarter of ...
Enesel adds ultramaxes to dry bulk return Greek owner Enesel Group has expanded its return to dry bulk with eight newbuildings now listed across two Chinese yards. The Lemos family-controlled company, led by Andonis and Filippos Lemos, lists four 63,500 dwt ultramaxes at Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry, alongside four 181,500 dwt capesize newbuildings at Hengli Shipbuilding in Dalian. All eight vessels ...
HMM fixes gas carrier newbuilds to Mercuria South Korean shipping major HMM has secured charter cover for the two gas carriers it ordered as part of last week's $1.1bn newbuilding haul. The Seoul-listed company said it has signed bareboat charter contracts with a hipping unit of Swiss commodities trader Mercuria for two vessels worth KRW311.8bn ($202m). The contracts run for seven years ...
BP wins technical services role on ONGC offshore fields India's state-controlled Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) and supermajor BP have signed a new technical services contract for ONGC's fields in the Western Offshore Basin. This follows a technical service provider contract between the two for Mumbai High in February 2025. Under the new agreement, BP will serve as the technical service provider for ...
CMB.TECH cashes in on modern suezmaxes Belgian diversified owner CMB.TECH has sold two 2023-built suezmax tankers in a deal expected to generate a capital gain of about $100.5m. The Alexander Saverys-led company said the 156,851 dwt sister ships Brest and Brugge will be delivered to their new owner during the third quarter. CMB.TECH did not disclose the buyer or the sale ...
Livestock carriers remain shipping's worst-performing fleet The world's livestock carrier fleet is operating in a state of chronic regulatory failure, with ageing, poorly maintained vessels consistently ranked as the worst-performing ship category in port state control inspections for at least six consecutive years, according to a sweeping new 410-page report published by Robin des Bois, the Animal Welfare Foundation and Tierschutzbund ...
U-Ming signs for newcastlemax newbuilds in China Taiwanese owner and operator U-Ming Marine Transport has signed for up to four newcastlemax newbuildings in China. The Far Eastern Group-backed company has contracted Jiangsu Hantong Ship Heavy Industry for two firm 211,000 dwt bulk carriers, with options for two more. The order has been placed through U-Ming Marine Transport Singapore, with each ship costing ...
Details from Castor Maritime kamsarmax deal revealed Cyprus-based, Nasdaq-listed owner Castor Maritime has added the 2023-built Seacon Hamburg in its latest kamsarmax move. Last week, Castor announced it had agreed to acquire an unnamed 2023-built kamsarmax bulker for $37.5m, with delivery expected by the end of the quarter and the deal to be funded with cash on hand. Broking sources have since ...
Hormuz security in tatters as US and Iran trade fresh strikes The fragile peace framework governing the Strait of Hormuz has effectively collapsed in all but name, with US and Iranian forces exchanging fresh military strikes over the weekend even as diplomats prepare to meet in Doha on Tuesday to salvage what remains of a ceasefire that neither side appears willing to fully honour. The immediate ...
Korean shipyard moves closer to revival after nine-year hiatus One of South Korea's largest dormant shipbuilding assets is edging towards a return to full production, potentially easing capacity constraints at a time when the country's major builders remain heavily booked for years ahead. Gunsan Shipyard, which has not delivered a complete vessel since 2017, has secured its first newbuilding commitment before its prospective new ...
MSC returns to megaship ordering with up to 20 new giants Mediterranean Shipping Co (MSC) has returned to the newbuilding market in a big way, with the world's largest containerline understood to have placed an order for up to 20 ultra-large containerships at China's Hengli Heavy Industry. According to MB Shipbrokers, the Geneva-headquartered liner operator has signed for a series of 20,000 teu LNG dual-fuel vessels ...
Liner networks shift away from Asia's mega hubs Container shipping's traditional hub-and-spoke model is undergoing its biggest overhaul in years, with carriers increasingly dispersing services away from Asia's largest transhipment hubs in favour of smaller regional ports. According to analysis by Sea-Intelligence of the latest UNCTAD Port Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (PLSCI), what began as a series of crisis-driven network adjustments dur
Hormuz is a test of trust for shipmanagers Sebastian von Hardenberg, the president of InterManager, writes for Splash today. The crisis in and around the Strait of Hormuz is often discussed in terms of vessel delays, energy security, freight markets and the wider risk to global trade. Those issues are important, but for shipmanagers the crisis is also a very direct test of ...
NGOs call for reform of systemic failings in livestock carrier trade A 410-page report by three animal welfare NGOs paints a damning portrait of the mostly elderly, converted ships that make...
Diana extends Genco offer after 'significant' support from shareholders Tendering of 28.4% of shares not already owned by Diana was on the basis of prior cash offer, not improved...
Ukraine signals shadow fleet ships could be military targets as vessel attacks escalate Kyiv says Russia's covert tanker and cargo fleet is directly supporting Moscow's war effort, a move that could broaden the...
Marine insurance has returned to doldrum decades, broker believes Bargain basement fixed-premium offerings may be coming for P&I clubs' lunch
Mega-hub era wanes as carriers disperse global connectivity SeaIntelligence says Unctad's latest container port index confirms a long-term pivot toward secondary gateways and diversified supply chain corridors
China's dry bulk giants push green fleet pact despite IMO net zero uncertainty China Merchants Group-led initiative brings together 13 Chinese dry bulk operators to share zero-emission technologies and operational data, signalling China's...
The week in newbuildings: Combined 41 ships ordered across major vessel segments Ordering activity underlines continued resilience of global shipbuilding demand as owners invest in new dry cargo carriers, containerships, gas carriers...
Middle East port update: Monday, June 29 In Bahrain, vessel movements have resumed. However, operations remain limited due to the current situation. BAPCO operations remain suspended
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Shipping risks mount despite US-Iran agreement to pause strikes Vessels have crossed the strait over the weekend despite the fragility of the current MOU, but participants do not see...
Daily Briefing Ships keep moving through Hormuz despite strike and suspension of IMO exit strategy | Hormuz exit will bring 'huge' navigational...
Amazon Freight says truckload freight moving to LTL The e-commerce giant says shipper need for flexibility in a volatile market led it to open its less-than-truckload service to "external" customers.
Maersk makes big upward revision on full-year financial guidance amid soaring rates Container freight rates across all the major east-west trades have soared since February as a result of higher bunker fuel prices driven by the war with Iran and cargo frontloading in the trans-Pacific.
Hapag-Lloyd's HGT signs deal for 20% stake in Eurogate Hamburg terminal The planned addition is part of the carrier's "Strategy 2030" expansion plan outlined in April 2024 that aims to add between 10 and 15 terminals to its portfolio by the end of the decade.
US shipper group seeks to change notification rules for ocean freight tariffs The Agriculture Transportation Coalition said its members have not received timely notice of new surcharges on ocean freight, and that the online tariffs posted by carriers are too difficult to navigate.
Ships for America Act proposal scaled down ahead of House vote Key elements, including 250-ship commercial fleet and tax provisions, removed from the law
Maersk hikes earnings guidance by more than $3bn as freight rates and demand rise Outlook for earnings before interest and tax flips from red to black
Diana Shipping claims 38% support level in Genco cash tender offer Genco derides 'more gamesmanship' over 'inadequate' Diana tender that its board already has rejected
CMA CGM and Oman's Asyad Group ink 'long-term strategic' partnership Sultan of Oman's state visit to France culminates with $400m terminal project
Shipping's shifting sands complicating deals for private equity buyers Reed Smith experts explain how their clients are navigating the tricky investment questions thrown up by turbulent markets
Pertamina International Shipping VLCC remains stuck in the Gulf Pertamina successfully evacuated aframax tanker last week
AP Ports to upgrade aluminium producer's UAE terminal to take newcastlemaxes Abu Dhabi operation strikes deal with Emirates Global Aluminium
Hapag-Lloyd moves for 20% stake in Eurogate Hamburg terminal German carrier follows CMA CGM in seeking stake in key facility
Stricken MSC container ship being cut up off Canada 'Deconstruction phase' begins for boxship that grounded in February 2025
MPC shipping fund snaps up kamsarmax in deal with Suisse-Atlantique Deal incorporating Swiss dry bulk operator is second for newly launched shipping investment fund
Norden gets chartered bulkers and a tanker through Strait of Hormuz Four of seven vessels now out of the Middle East Gulf
Homeward bound: Syrian shipowner eyes post-war comeback Abdul Kader Sabra picks up the pieces of his business in the country and has big plans for the future
Maritime lawyer behind start-up seeking to change how S&P deals are done Lawtech start-up Assentiri says shipping is ready to ditch the email-chain deal
XO Shipping founder Christian Levin steps down from board after 16 years Majority shareholder will be using his desk a little bit less from now on
South Korean shipyard secures comeback a decade after delivering last vessel Reborn facility has inked a provisional newbuilding contract for up to four tankers
Adnoc L&S profit to pass $1bn amid shipping rate boom Earnings guidance is sharply up for 2026, although regional dynamics remain uncertain
VLCCs return to load Iranian oil as number of tankers ballasting to Gulf rises Recovery spreading across region as 2m bpd of supply returns to the export market
New Russian shadow LNG carrier ships first cargo Two more Arc7 LNG carriers head east into Northern Sea Route
Turkey's answer to Posidonia draws thousands to Istanbul shipping week The Bosphorus Shipbrokers' Dinner anchors a packed week of events in one of the world's fastest-growing shipping markets
VLCCs resume loading at Saudi Arabia's biggest Gulf terminal after four months Peace talks set to resume between the US and Iran
Croatian bulker makes it out of Strait of Hormuz after four months Owner Atlantska Plovidba praises master's professionalism
US claims Strait of Hormuz attacks will stop before new talks Iran and US exchanged attacks over the weekend after two ships hit in battle for control of key chokepoint
CMB banks $100m profit from double suezmax tanker sale Staggering gain comes from total price of around $220m
Will trading buyers or scrap dealers win at upcoming bulker auction? The likelihood of 29-year-old handymax going for further trading is slim. Sales data shows it is possible
Western Bulk top bosses acquire stock at a discount after buyback Bulker firm sells shares worth $2m to employees
HMM secures VLGC charter contracts worth over $200m from Mercuria Swiss commodities trader snaps up two 90,000-cbm vessels that HMM ordered at HD Hyundai last week
Seacon buys pair of chemical tanker newbuildings Expansion-minded owner says new ships will increase its ability to secure more business
Gaza Freedom Flotilla ferry heads to Turkish ship recycling yard Scrap sale ends career of Irish Sea ferry that spent its final years transporting food aid
Japan's Nomura Holdings invests in Schulte's Navigo Shipholding Investment marks a strategic step towards developing shipping-focused investment products
Yellow Corp. escapes WARN Act payouts Bankrupt Yellow Corp. is not liable for failing to give 60 days' advance notice to its 22,000 union employees ahead of mass layoffs in 2023, according to a Monday ruling from the U.S. District Court in Delaware. The court affirmed a federal bankruptcy court's previous decision, adding some minor exceptions. The bankruptcy court previously ruled that the former less-than-truckload carrier qualifie
New Trimble TMS for Shippers grows directly out of Transporeon acquisition Trimble's acquisition of Europe's Transporeon in 2022 has yielded another expanded product offering for the company: a TMS aimed specifically at U.S. shippers. The product's name is simple: Trimble TMS for Shippers. It follows on the launch last year of Trimble's Freight Marketplace , a loadboard-like offering for shippers that also was built on the capabilities of Transporeon. When Trimble bough
Can OEM axle weight data and satellite imagery help identify cargo theft? Class8 has released a study detailing how it analyzes commercial truck activity to identify unload events that may warrant further investigation. According to the report, the study evaluated 3,260,690 detected unload events collected from 68,340 commercial vehicles operating across 11,066 U.S. Department of Transportation entities. The report states that each detected unload event was assigned a
Top 5 container line buying into major Europe terminal The power balance among container carriers and the ports they serve continues to evolve. German container line Hapag-Lloyd announced that subsidiary Hanseatic Global Terminals (HGT) today signed a term sheet to acquire a 20% stake in Eurogate Container Terminal Hamburg, the second-busiest box hub at the Port of Hamburg, Germany. Hapag-Lloyd, the world's fifth-largest liner operator, said that the
What It Takes to Win in the Next Era of Drayage Drayage operators are under growing pressure to do more with less. Between demand volatility, terminal congestion, driver shortages, and shrinking margins, relying on manual processes is no longer sustainable. FreightWaves partnered with CargoWise Landside to survey drayage professionals and uncover how carriers are responding to today's operational challenges. Insights include: The biggest opera
NEW: Maersk shifts SoCal import containers to UP from BNSF In Southern California, Big Blue has moved to Big Yellow and away from Big Orange. Maersk, the world's second-busiest container line, has switched most of its eastbound container traffic moving out of the Southern California port complex from BNSF Railway to Union Pacific Railroad. Data specialist RailState said Maersk (OTC: AMKBY ) has concentrated nearly all of its outbound intermodal volume fr
Schneider announces additional leadership changes As part of a planned leadership transition, multimodal transportation provider Schneider National announced additional changes on Monday. Green Bay, Wisconsin-based Schneider ( NYSE: SNDR ) previously announced that President and CEO Mark Rourke will become the executive chairman of the board, effective Wednesday. Jim Filter, Schneider's executive vice president and president of transportation an
CHP recovers $2.2 million in stolen cargo from Anaheim warehouse The California Highway Patrol has recovered more than $2.2 million in allegedly stolen cargo after serving a search warrant at a warehouse in Anaheim, California. According to the agency, investigators assigned to the Border Division Cargo Theft Interdiction Program and Organized Retail Crime Task Force executed the warrant on June 18 as part of an ongoing cargo theft investigation. CHP announced
Australia Post named delivery partner for Vinted's Australia launch Vinted, Europe's top marketplace for second-hand fashion, is launching service in Australia on July 1 with Australia Post as its delivery partner. Australia Post said on Thursday that it signed a three-year contract to handle all shipping services for Vinted parcels in Australia. Flexible delivery and dropoff options for buyers and sellers will include post offices, parcel lockers and last-mile h
$1.3M in stolen copper wire and data center equipment recovered near Chicago The Cook County Sheriff's Office recovered two stolen trailers containing more than $1.3 million in cargo after investigators located them at a truck yard in unincorporated Elk Grove Township. According to the sheriff's office, the recovery was made by the Sheriff's Police Organized Retail Crime Unit. Authorities said the trailers had been reported stolen in separate incidents in Alabama and Flor
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