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Black Sea wheat prices climbed to a three-week high due to intensified Russia-Ukraine attacks on shipping infrastructure

A reduced EU corn production forecast for 2025-26 is set to drive higher imports in 2026-27, with Ukraine gaining market share

Container spot rates on key trade lanes have stabilized, with some routes experiencing declines after a period of increases

ZeroUSV's 17-meter Oceanus17 uncrewed surface vessel has been delivered after factory acceptance tests, arriving in Plymouth.

Port of Oakland saw increased cargo volumes in June due to a rise in both import and export activities.

A UK minister has recognized a significant milestone in a port expansion project, signaling progress in maritime infrastructure.

New gas carriers will integrate Wärtsilä 25 ammonia engines to comply with upcoming environmental regulations

Danish shipyard Fayard is under scrutiny for repairing LNG carriers linked to Russian energy operations

Covert maritime intelligence is being used to monitor Russia's shadow fleet, operating outside conventional shipping regulations

Antwerp-Bruges port saw a 2.4% cargo throughput drop in H1 2026 due to geopolitical tensions and weak demand

Oil loadings at the Caspian Pipeline Consortium's Black Sea terminal are suspended after drone attacks on two tankers

Near-record low water levels on the Danube River have disrupted tourism, leaving cruise vessels stranded north of Budapest.

Bunker One completed Latin America's first bioethanol bunkering for an ocean-going vessel, advancing sustainable shipping

J.B. Hunt's strong earnings were largely driven by a historic growth in intermodal usage.

A sanctioned tanker, known for moving Russian oil, is reportedly leaking fuel near a protected marine area off Oman

ZIM Line and MSC have added JAXPORT to their collaborative Asia container service rotation, boosting U.S. Southeast connectivity.

Maine Maritime Academy's training ship has returned to its home port in Castine, marking its initial arrival

A report indicates that marine fuels compliant with ISO standards are still causing operational problems for vessels

ReCAAP and the shipping industry are set to discuss effective anti-piracy measures and best practices.

The Merwedebrug closure for heavy trucks highlights the fragile state of Dutch infrastructure, impacting road freight operations

Iraq is rerouting fuel oil exports through Syria via an extensive trucking operation, avoiding the Strait of Hormuz.

Southampton port welcomed the Glovis Lighthouse, a record-setting vehicle carrier, demonstrating its capacity for large automotive vessels

Repsol supplied its first bioethanol marine fuel to a Maersk vessel in Barcelona, advancing sustainable shipping.

Irish authorities have completed the three-year, €16 million process of disposing of a seized bulk carrier

Lucid Group, an electric vehicle manufacturer, denies bankruptcy rumors, with the market showing confidence in its position.

The U.S. Coast Guard is tracking two Chinese research icebreakers transiting through the Bering Sea towards the Arctic.

Dirty tanker spot freight rates showed considerable volatility in June, according to OPEC's recent monthly report.

The maritime sector faces complex cyber threats, driving demand for practical solutions like managed connectivity services.

Russian fuel export bans and infrastructure attacks are shifting clean tanker demand towards longer routes, reducing regional trade

A global diesel supply deficit is developing, potentially increasing tanker demand and freight rates for refined products