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Hapag-Lloyd has revised its 2026 profit outlook upwards for the second time, citing robust spot freight rates.

New orders for container vessels continue to be placed, indicating sustained investment in fleet expansion.

BIMCO's new clause facilitates the sharing of vessel data to boost energy efficiency and optimize maritime operations.

Softening Chinese steel demand is reducing the need for seaborne iron ore, despite increased exports from Guinea

The Baltic Dry Index fell for the third straight day, driven by reduced capesize rates.

Bunker fuel availability in Singapore and Malaysia remains tight, with VLSFO lead times at 10-15 days due to supply disruptions.

Piraeus Port Authority reported an 8.9% revenue decrease in H1 2026, totaling €111.9 million, while continuing infrastructure investments

Soybeans account for about 3% of total seaborne trade, making them a significant dry bulk commodity.

The Ningbo Containerized Freight Index (NCFI) was published for the week ending September 25, 2026.

Maritime companies must bridge the gap between written welfare policies and the actual experiences of seafarers at sea.

LNG bunker fuel prices dropped significantly in major ports, influenced by hopes of de-escalation in the Middle East.

Scorpio Tankers is selling three product tankers and acquiring four newbuild vessels in a strategic fleet adjustment

Wirana Shipping advocates for Pakistan to equalize tax treatment for local ship recycling scrap and imported scrap.

GTMaritime's new GT Connect platform enhances maritime communication, turning vessel discussions into clear, accountable operational actions

Indian Register of Shipping approves Volteo Maritime's WAYSHIP Electronic Record Book, advancing digital record-keeping for vessels.

Xiamen Port has launched a new weekly direct container service to the East Coast of South America, operated by ZIM and Hapag-Lloyd

The Port of Bilbao will attend Fruit Attraction to highlight its reefer logistics capabilities for the fruit and vegetable sector

Caribbean port leaders visited European ports to learn about shore power, electrification, and investment in sustainable operations.

Hedge funds and money managers reduced their net-long positions in ICE Brent futures for the week ending September 22

European natural gas prices hit a one-month low as weaker Chinese demand eased pressure on the global market.

EXIM Chairman John Jovanovic toured Mesabi Metallics' new iron ore mine in Minnesota as it begins operations.

China's foreign exchange regulator expects continued growth in trade and cross-border investment, supported by new policy reforms

Great White is launching new reefer ocean services between South America, the US, and Europe, alongside a new intermodal rail link

SAAM Towage has christened the SAAM Petrel, Chile's first IMO Tier III certified tugboat, enhancing environmental standards.

The American Trucking Associations will hold its 2026 Management Conference & Exhibition in Charlotte.

Cheniere Energy has signed a 22-year agreement to supply liquefied natural gas to Brazil's Petrobras, supporting expansion plans

The Airbus A350F freighter prototype completed its first flight from Toulouse, advancing the next-generation cargo aircraft.

Savannah's Ocean Terminal is halfway through a $1.6 billion expansion, preparing it for larger container ships and increased capacity

Airbus has revealed the A350F freighter's unique livery, transforming the aircraft into a giant parcel with cargo-related graphics.

U.S. job openings fell to 7.08 million in August, the lowest figure since March, signaling a softening labor market