Explosion at Russian Shipyard Injures Two Workers During Icebreaker Repairs
Welders suffer severe burns while working on the aging Kapitan Kosolapov as Russia prepares for winter operations in the Baltic Sea.
Fruit Attraction 2024: Key Hub for Maritime and Global Fresh Produce Trade
The Madrid-based fair strengthens Europe’s role in the agricultural supply chain, connecting global markets through advanced cold chain and logistics solutions.
OOCL Reports 73.7% Surge in Q3 Revenues Amid Geopolitical Disruptions
Diversions around the Cape of Good Hope and early peak season drive container rates to post-pandemic highs, boosting OOCL’s Transpacific earnings.
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Sailors: the rankless heroes who move the world
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Salvage Tug Tows Burning Tanker Sounion in Red Sea
Under heavy naval protection, the damaged tanker is being towed to safety amid fears of a massive oil spill, following Houthi attacks and weeks of burning fires.
Crew Rescued After Fire on Anchor Handling Vessel Off South African Coast
PetroSA and SAMSA coordinate successful evacuation amid rough weather, while salvage efforts begin for the burning vessel near Mossel Bay.
COSCO Shipping Expands Fleet with $2 Billion Bulk Carrier Deal
China’s COSCO Shipping secures its dominance in the global maritime industry with a massive order of 42 bulk carriers, advancing its strategic fleet expansion and leasing operations.
MSC Expands Fleet Yet Strengthens Key Partnerships
Despite record fleet growth, MSC embraces slot-sharing agreements with global carriers as it prepares for a post-2M era.
China’s Rising Shipbuilding Dominance Sparks Global Concerns
As China expands its shipyard capacity, nations like Canada, the U.S., and Europe push for measures to counteract the strategic and economic impact of subsidized shipbuilding.
Gerdes Green Expands Sustainable Fleet with New Hybrid Freighter
German shipping company Gerdes Green orders a second eco-friendly vessel from Damen, advancing its goal of a carbon-neutral fleet with government-backed innovations.
X-Press Feeders Expands Green Network with Third Methanol-Powered Vessel
New Green Baltic X-Press Service Enhances Europe’s Sustainable Shipping Routes
Potential ILA Strike Could Disrupt East Coast Ports Until 2025
Analysis Warns a Two-Week Walkout Could Delay Cargo Recovery Into the New Year, Straining Supply Chains and Economic Stability
ABS Issues New Advisory on Ammonia Bunkering
Comprehensive Guidance Covers Safety, Design, and Operational Challenges