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Russia confirms ongoing diplomatic discussions with Turkey concerning a Black Sea grain corridor while seeking alternative export routes
An LNG tanker from Qatar has crossed the Strait of Hormuz, heading to Pakistan's Port Qasim to boost energy supplies.
Strong VLCC freight rates in the East are tightening Atlantic capacity and boosting pricing.
IUMI emphasizes the hidden risks and costs associated with wood packaging that fails to meet international phytosanitary standards
Renewed conflict in the Black Sea region has halted grain shipments, posing a risk to global food supply chains
Pacific International Lines (PIL) has appointed former PSA International executive Wan Chee Foong as its new CEO, effective April.
FMC confirms no three-year statute of limitations on detention and demurrage claims from June 2022 onwards.
SUBCO announced three new subsea hypercable projects to meet increasing AI-driven data demand in the region
Neoline's wind-powered Ro-Ro vessel, Neoliner Origin, has added Zeebrugge to its transatlantic service.
The September 2026 WorldCargo News issue covers port investment, automation, electrification, shore power, and cargo handling.
Concordia Damen sold two 183-meter combination vessels to Ruijven, designed for low-water inland shipping with reduced fuel use
Cadeler and Vattenfall's Nexra joint venture will optimize offshore wind maintenance through smarter component exchanges and better vessel…
PowerCon is expanding its portfolio to offer comprehensive port electrification solutions, including prefabricated substations and battery…
Crowley and Junior Achievement Americas are expanding career opportunities for Puerto Rican students in logistics and maritime fields
Bounty Oil & Gas expands into Liberia's deepwater Harper Basin, acquiring an exploration block amid rising energy demand
Rotterdam's bunker fuel sales fell sharply in Q1 2026, and new Spanish regulations could cause similar diversions.
Crude oil exports from the Caribbean Basin have jumped 45% year-on-year, adding 234 million barrels to global supply.
The surge in data center construction is making power transformers critical project cargo, requiring extensive advance planning for…
Panama is considering structural reforms for its Balboa and Cristobal port terminals to boost efficiency and global competitiveness
WK NatPower and AREL will explore electrifying marine infrastructure and vessels in Hong Kong's Aberdeen area.
Repairs to Ras Laffan's two LNG trains will take three years, impacting global energy supply and LNG shipping.
An IMO forum in Singapore stressed the need for greater collaboration to prepare for pollution incidents involving alternative marine fuels
Saudi Arabia's MASNA Ventures is boosting maritime defense investments to counter regional military vulnerabilities.
CEVA Logistics has expanded its JLR contract, assuming full control of vehicle distribution in France and Benelux.
Maersk's substantial new container ship order is fueling a fierce rivalry between Korean and Chinese shipyards.
Platts will expand the standard vessel size range for its Asia-Pacific LNG cargo price assessments starting October 16
The Global Initiative, a collaboration between the IMO and Ipieca, celebrates 30 years of oil spill preparedness and response efforts
OFAC has extended the record retention period for sanctions-related transactions from five to ten years, effective March 2025
A 79,496.30 DWT bulk carrier, "XING SHAN," is set for an online public auction in October 2026
Chinese shipbuilders are profiting from new orders for large oil tankers, spurred by crude oil supply chain diversification.
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