Ocean Freight

Kaleido Logistics has integrated IFS South Africa, expanding its network and strengthening its presence on key African trade corridors

CEVA Logistics has opened three new offices in West Africa to strengthen its network and logistics offerings

Iran is reportedly exploring the possibility of imposing tolls on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz

Activist blockades at the Port of Rotterdam are significantly disrupting rail freight services, causing financial losses

Cadeler’s Q1 revenue nearly doubled to EUR 125 million, though fleet capacity was affected by vessel maintenance

INTERCARGO has released the first industry standard for dry bulk ship-to-ship transfers to improve safety and efficiency

South Korea has selected Panstar Line for its first Arctic container trial voyage via Russia's Northern Sea Route

A South Korean supertanker is attempting to transit the Strait of Hormuz, a potential first for the nation

Aga Nagarajan, a veteran ship management executive, has launched Nura Shipco Management in Singapore

David Warrick, a former Microsoft executive, discussed the evolution of the company's supply chain over two decades

Ericsson and Net Feasa are partnering to offer real-time vessel and container data to shipowners via 4G/5G and AI

The Northwest Seaport Alliance and Husky Terminal welcomed the first vessel under the new FP2 service rotation at Tacoma.

Spanish shipowner Ibaizabal Group is expanding its tanker fleet with an order for new suezmax crude carriers

Dynacom has reportedly sold its 2008-built Suezmax tanker, the Gladiator, for approximately $65 million

INTERCARGO conducted its semi-annual Technical and Executive Committee meetings in Singapore, featuring presentations on dry bulk shipping.

INTERCARGO's Chair offered insights on dry bulk shipping challenges, emphasizing efficiency amidst global instability.

Two Chinese VLCCs have exited the Arabian Gulf via the Strait of Hormuz, while an HMM tanker is entering the waterway

A dispute concerning med-mooring practices is currently interrupting cargo deliveries to the U.S. Virgin Islands

Two container feeder vessels have collided in the East Kalimantan region, with details on damage and impact pending

The EU is funding a pilot project to demonstrate offshore power zones for recharging vessels at sea

Kalmar has introduced its new TT7 EV fully electric terminal tractor, targeting European port and logistics operations.

WinGD has secured its first orders for ethanol-fueled marine engines, destined for new Vale bulk carriers

HMRC is inviting freight forwarders to participate in user research for its new Automated Export System (AES) design

Rohlig SUUS Logistics has opened a new subsidiary in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, enhancing its presence in Central Asia.

A study highlights the viability of electric RoPax vessels for European routes, suggesting future shifts in vessel design

The Baltic Dry Index has decreased for the third consecutive day, reaching a one-week low due to broad vessel segment weakness

RAD has launched its Autonomy Core, a new system designed for simple, reliable, and flexible remote vessel control

Japan's economy grew by 0.5% in Q1, exceeding forecasts and potentially paving the way for a June BoJ rate hike

A third oil tanker allegedly part of Iran's shadow fleet has been seized by the U.S. Navy

US ports plan to spend $6.7 billion on new cranes and equipment, seeking federal help to reshore manufacturing