Ocean Freight

Middle Eastern oil and gas producers are seeking alternative export routes to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz after recent conflict

The Port of Rønne is emerging as a vital logistics hub for offshore wind projects in the Baltic Sea.

The Port of Middlesbrough has enhanced its rail-connected dry bulk handling facilities with new weatherproof capabilities.

The Bulgarian Shipowners Association (BSA) has joined the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) as an Affiliate National Association…

Vår Energi is reshaping its Norwegian Continental Shelf portfolio with $460 million in acquisitions, swaps, and divestments.

The global trade of critical minerals is evolving into a complex strategic landscape, prompting new industrial projects.

Ports could face $30 billion in annual disruption costs by 2050 if they do not adapt to climate change, a WEF report warns

US container imports from Asia increased 17.5% year-on-year in May, with overall US imports rising 11.6%

US companies have filed class-action lawsuits against container manufacturers accused of conspiring to fix prices and restrict output

The Strait of Hormuz has reopened following a US-Iran interim agreement, though future transit fees remain uncertain

The European Parliament has ratified the tariff clauses of a recent EU-US trade agreement, removing duties on most industrial products.

NTNU is developing a strategy to introduce nuclear propulsion for commercial vessels to achieve zero emissions.

The CMA CGM NOTRE DAME, an LNG-powered container ship, completed its first transit through the Suez Canal from Singapore to France

Australian authorities seized a large methamphetamine shipment hidden in charcoal, underscoring maritime drug trafficking challenges

Eimskip has named Elísa Dögg Moraitis Björnsdóttir as EVP for its Iceland Domestic Operations, strengthening executive leadership.

A dock worker was killed during cargo loading onto a Ro/Ro vessel at the Port of Zeebrugge, Belgium

An international coalition of charities and public figures is advocating for a global ban on live animal exports.

NYK Bulkship (Asia) has chartered two VLGCs from JERA to transport low-carbon ammonia from Louisiana to Japan.

A TAIC report details a serious injury on the bulk carrier Thor Nitnirund due to improvised lifting operations.

A new independent platform has launched to empower superyacht crew with knowledge and resources on their maritime legal rights.

Eastern Pacific Shipping has announced its strategic departure from the chemical tanker segment, signaling a shift in its fleet focus

Norway is expediting a hydrogen-powered bulker project aimed at decarbonizing its shortsea shipping operations

Hapag-Lloyd is updating its CCM feeder service between Mexico and El Salvador to enhance schedule reliability

DP World is expanding its U.S. container market presence through a new agreement with the Port of Corpus Christi

Ship recycling activity has decreased in India and other key markets as the monsoon season draws near.

G7-linked tankers maintain a high market share in Russian crude exports due to a US sanctions exemption aimed at preventing supply crises

Geopolitical instability is disrupting global shipping routes, increasing costs for consumers, despite some U.S. oil supply offsets.

The Sustainable Shipping Initiative urges the IMO to resolve the governance conflict between the Hong Kong and Basel Conventions on ship…

German maritime associations have launched a training program to enhance business integrity and compliance for SMEs.

Bunker fuel availability is tight in Northwest Europe's ARA hub, requiring extended lead times for various grades.