Ocean Freight

The sale of Maher Terminals is poised to reshape competition at the Port of New York and New Jersey.

The US and Iran remain divided on a framework to end their conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.

The Port of Los Angeles reported its second-highest April import volume ever, fueled by strong consumer demand.

Advancements in maritime autonomy and underwater perception are fundamentally changing the shipping industry

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has ordered six LNG-powered containerships from HD Hyundai Heavy Industries for $1.2 billion

Saudi Aramco has fully utilized its East-West Pipeline capacity due to shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz

The multipurpose vessel sector shows positive sentiment, supported by a strong pipeline of breakbulk and project cargo

The U.S. Commerce Department may reduce tariffs on steel and aluminum for Canadian and Mexican firms producing in the US

The U.S. Commerce Department may lower steel and aluminum tariffs for Canadian and Mexican firms producing metals domestically

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

A US-managed bulk carrier was reportedly attacked in the Persian Gulf amid broader regional maritime security concerns

Importers are advised to consider lawsuits to stop the collection of Trump's Section 122 tariffs, ruled illegal by a trade court

DP World has introduced a new war risk insurance product for cargo transiting the Middle East, covering multiple transport modes

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

Sarah McCoy has been permanently appointed as CEO and Executive Director of the Port of Virginia after an extensive search

Geopolitical conflict and rising inflation are undermining consumer confidence, dimming hopes for a strong peak shipping season

Container shipments between the Middle East and India are resuming as port congestion in the UAE and Oman lessens

The US President has set a July 4 deadline for the EU to implement a tariff deal, threatening higher tariffs if not met

A new court ruling against the Trump administration's trade policies is creating further uncertainty for importers

The U.S. Department of Transportation is exploring the use of nuclear reactors to power cargo ships

Maersk is evaluating a potential return to Red Sea shipping routes, prioritizing crew safety amidst geopolitical shifts

A new federal grant will support the development of a container terminal at an Oregon port, distinct from Portland's struggling facility

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