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China's increasing light vehicle exports are reshaping the global car carrier market, driving demand for specialized vessels.

Russia is now the primary flag state for the shadow fleet, re-registering 69 sanctioned tankers since November 2025.

The Ningbo Containerized Freight Index (NCFI) was published for the week concluding July 17, 2026.

A renewed closure of the Strait of Hormuz could send Brent crude to $150 a barrel, reviving inflation and forcing central banks to raise…

India's abundant renewable resources enable low-cost production of green hydrogen and ammonia, crucial for shipping decarbonization

Wan Hai Lines has chosen Nippon Paint Marine's advanced hull and heat-reflective coatings for two new container vessels

Iran's IRGC Navy claims all maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has stopped due to US actions.

The UK Maritime Innovation Hub provides a single point of entry for innovators seeking to understand regulatory requirements.

Diana Shipping Inc. has finalized a time charter agreement for its Ultramax dry bulk vessel, DSI Pegasus, with Fednav International

Korean Register led the first onboard demonstration of Hyundai Motor and Kia's MobED autonomous robot on a vessel

Alexandria Port recorded its highest cargo throughput in fiscal year 2025/26, exceeding 82 million tonnes

A Shanghai forum, hosted by China State Shipbuilding Corp, explored AI's potential in maritime and shipbuilding industries.

IMCA appoints Natalie Carroll to lead competence and training, focusing on workforce capability and skill transferability.

Prosafe's fleet achieved an 80% utilization rate in June 2026, with key vessels operating near full capacity.

British Steel is now under public ownership after years of uncertainty, with the UK government controlling its Scunthorpe plant.

Wheat futures hit two-year highs as military attacks in the Black Sea region threaten grain shipments

China's central bank held key lending rates steady for the 14th consecutive month due to Middle East conflict fallout.

Ukraine's economy ministry reported a 0.8% year-on-year GDP increase in May, building on April's 0.9% growth.

Logistics UK welcomes Jonathan Reynolds' reappointment as Trade Secretary, expecting continued economic growth and investment focus.

Columbia Group's CEO has outlined strategic priorities for the company's upcoming growth phase, indicating future development areas

ArcBest is optimizing its LTL network by closing some terminals and consolidating truckload and logistics operations

Marine Group Boat Works will build a new low-emissions passenger ferry for Catalina Express, enhancing sustainable transport

California DMV requires 11,000 CDL holders to retake knowledge tests following irregularities suggesting cheating

A merchant tanker's crew evacuated the vessel after it was struck by an unknown projectile near the Strait of Hormuz.

Strong project cargo demand is anticipated to offset a decline in breakbulk volumes, potentially tightening multipurpose vessel capacity.

Project cargo demand is expected to outweigh a dip in breakbulk volumes, reducing available multipurpose vessel capacity.

A Russian missile strike on a corn ship near Ukraine's Odesa port killed 10 people, intensifying Black Sea conflict risks

Oil transfers in the Gulf of Oman have slowed due to recent Iranian attacks on vessels, increasing security concerns

Preliminary data shows a 9% decrease in net trailer orders for June, totaling 13,500 units, a 35% drop from May

PCT, a COSCO SHIPPING Ports subsidiary, was honored for its social and economic impact and sustainable competitiveness in Greece