Ocean Freight

Widespread GPS signal jamming, often from military sources, poses significant maritime safety risks for global shipping

MSC has updated its emergency fuel surcharge for cargo moving between Northern Europe, the Red Sea, and East Africa.

Arkas Line is expanding its refrigerated cargo capabilities by integrating 500 new reefer containers into its fleet

Valenciaport has awarded a 25-year concession for a renewable fuels plant at the Port of Sagunto

Safe Lifting Europe BV and Koninklijke Van der Wees Transporten successfully dry-docked two heavy pontoons using a floating crane

The Chamber of Shipping of America has recognized vessel crews for outstanding safety and environmental protection performance

Maritime Blue Ventures is now accepting applications for its 2026 cohorts, targeting early-stage maritime innovation

The New York and New Jersey maritime industry recognized James McNamara for his 40-year tenure with the ILA

Stellantis announced a major investment to introduce 60 new vehicle models by 2030 across its key brands

Georgia Ports Authority reported lower container volumes at the Port of Savannah due to increased costs and softer market conditions

ILWU President Bobby Olvera criticized foreign shipping companies, foreshadowing difficult contract negotiations for 2028.

US charcoal briquette import data indicates higher consumer costs and supply chain shifts ahead of Memorial Day.

Australia is reportedly exploring Japanese submarines as a contingency due to AUKUS risks and an aging fleet

ABS launched the SeaTech Innovation Exchange with centers in Athens and Houston to accelerate maritime innovation and research

A new partnership, LAUNCH2, has been established to drive hydrogen innovation in the Rotterdam region

No hantavirus cases were found among the crew of the Hondius cruise ship docked in Rotterdam

A Maersk feeder vessel collided with a small tanker, causing blockages at Nigerian ports

Ciner Group has ordered six dual-fuel ammonia and LPG carriers from HD Hyundai, valued at $715 million

Ocean freight capacity and demand dynamics differ significantly across various trade lanes, affecting vessel markets

MSC has expanded its intermodal services in Cameroon, integrating the Port of Kribi to boost regional cargo connectivity

EuroHoldings has expanded its product tanker fleet with the acquisition of the MR unit Hellas Fighter from Latsco Shipping

Matson observed a freight shift from air to ocean, driven by high air cargo costs and limited air capacity

Kpler acquired CITAC to expand its trade intelligence and analytics platform focusing on African energy markets

DSV has launched a new 30,000 sqm logistics hub in Dubai's JAFZA to support regional operations

The IMO has adopted the first global regulatory framework for autonomous commercial ships, a key step for future shipping

Brunton Shaw UK has introduced its longest OCEANFIBRE Sling, an 84-meter unit designed for offshore wind operations

The US Department of Transportation has published its National Strategic Freight Plan, setting six goals to improve freight over five years

Conflict in the Strait of Hormuz has led to increased Panama Canal transits, driven by higher US energy exports

Estonia's ship registry is growing, attracting newer vessels with favorable tax policies and digital administration

CU Lines launches two new Asia-Middle East services to meet increasing capacity demand in the Persian Gulf trade.