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/ 29/04/2025

Potential US port fees may disrupt dry bulk trade and vessel availability

Recent discussions on tariffs have largely overlooked the potential implementation of the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR)’s port fees on Chinese-built vessels. The current US administration is considering an additional port fee for Chinese-built vessels entering US ports to curb China’s dominance in shipbuilding. This fee, which could reach up to US$3.5 […]

/ 29/04/2025

Dutch government scales back offshore wind to preserve fisheries

The Dutch government has reduced its offshore wind targets and removed one of the zones set for offshore wind development to give more room to the fishing sector. The authorities decided to amend their North Sea Programme and, with it, reduce the offshore wind energy target from 50GW to 21GW. This also comes with the […]

/ 29/04/2025

COSCO SHIPPING Ports exceeds 35M TEUs, reports over US$380M in Q1 revenue

COSCO SHIPPING Ports has announced a total throughput of 35.75 million TEUs in the first quarter of 2025, translating to a 7.5% increase over the same period last year. Additionally, the Chinese operator has generated revenue of US$381.5 million, representing a 14.7% growth year-on-year. The company has also recorded a Q1 profit attributable to equity holders […]

/ 29/04/2025

Gdansk sees significant surge in container sector

Poland’s Port of Gdansk started the year with a high growth in container handling during the first quarter of 2025, with over 624,000 TEUs, translating to a 17% year-on-year growth. In the first three months of 2025, a total of 18.4 million tonnes of goods passed through the Polish port, which is only a 2% […]

/ 29/04/2025

A Buyer’s Guide to 45ft Standard Shipping Containers in the United States

A Buyer’s Guide to 45ft Standard Shipping Containers in the United States Shipping containers are among the most versatile and durable storage solutions available, commonly used for transportation, storage, and even custom construction projects. Among the various sizes available, the 45ft container stands out for its size and flexibility. If you’re considering purchasing a 45ft […]

/ 29/04/2025

India-Pakistan Tensions Rise: Shipping Unaffected, Trade Remains Resilient

Tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated sharply following the deadly terrorist attack on tourists in Kashmir, creating a volatile environment that threatens the stability of regional trade. As both nations bolster their military postures and exchange diplomatic fire, neighboring economies and critical trade routes face growing uncertainty. This content is locked Select a CN […]

/ 29/04/2025

KMTC-operated boxship and bulk carrier damaged in Vietnam collision

A feeder ship operated by Korea Marine Transport Company (KMTC) collided with a bulk carrier in Vietnam’s Long Tau River, off Ho Chi Minh City, at 10.40 pm local time on 25 April, with damage sustained to both ships. The 2018-built, 2,806 TEU KMTC Surabaya, which KMTC Line is chartering long-term from Japanese tonnage provider […]

/ 29/04/2025

The Top 5 Logistics Services in Canada

Whether you want to send a parcel locally, regionally, nationally or internationally, the best carrier ensures your items arrive intact and on time. With the top logistics services in Canada, you do not have to sacrifice speed for quality or vice versa. 1. Purolator Inc. The Canadian courier Purolator Inc. offers the best logistics services […]

/ 29/04/2025

LS Marine Solution gets cabling deal on Taiwanese offshore wind farm

South Korea’s LS Marine Solution has won a $15.8m contract for the installation of subsea cables at a wind farm off Taiwan. The contract is LS Marine Solution’s first overseas order and the first time a South Korean company has entered the international subsea cable market. The project is part of the second phase of […]

/ 29/04/2025

Trump renews push for free US passage through Panama and Suez canals, stirring global tensions

US President Donald Trump has renewed calls for American ships to pass “free of charge” through the Panama and Suez canals, according to Bloomberg, highlighting his broader aim of expanding US influence over key global trade and military routes. This content is locked Select a CN Premium Subscription Package To Unlock The Content! Remember Me […]

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