Breakbulk & Project Cargo

DP World launched an integrated war-risk insurance program for high-value cargo in volatile Middle East trade corridors

Meriaura has taken delivery of the 6,735 DWT Sofia VG, the first biofuel-ready vessel from Royal Bodewes Shipyard

Baltic Sea ports are investing in infrastructure to become central logistics hubs for offshore wind project cargo

MPP charter rates are holding steady despite the Strait of Hormuz closure, rising fuel costs, and bunkering shortages

Meriaura has taken delivery of its first Ecotrader newbuild, the "Sofia," from Royal Bodewes Shipyard

Norwegian marine contractor BOA launched large floating dock sections in the Baltic Sea to aid shipyard expansion efforts

Geopolitical instability and surging bunker costs are significantly challenging the multipurpose and breakbulk shipping market

Fracht Group successfully managed the multimodal transport of three 260-tonne power transformers from Germany to the US

Multipurpose vessel charter rates remain stable despite the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to geopolitical disruptions

The Port of Blyth is investing up to GBP100 million in its Battleship Wharf Expansion to support offshore wind.

UTC Overseas and Transoceanic Development formed a new joint venture, UTC Transoceanic, to serve Louisiana's industrial logistics needs

UTC Overseas and Transoceanic Development have formed a joint venture, UTC Transoceanic, to serve Louisiana's industrial sector

DP World's Maritime Solutions division is developing a new deck carrier design to expand its heavy lift capabilities

A Queensland council is seeking financial guarantees from renewable energy developers for road maintenance due to oversized cargo

The inaugural European Cargo Experience event in Gdańsk has officially concluded, gathering industry stakeholders for two days.

The multipurpose and breakbulk shipping sector demonstrates unexpected resilience despite geopolitical and cost pressures