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ZIM and TS Lines withdraw Τranspacific routes

Israeli ocean carrier ZIM and Hong Kong-based regional carrier TS Lines have joined MSC and Premier Alliance in pulling Transpacific services, as container volumes...

Indonesia demonstrates balanced approach amid ongoing US-China trade war

As the trade conflict between the United States and China intensifies, Indonesia is adopting a multifaceted strategy to safeguard its economic interests while maintaining...

Maritime unimpressed by USTR’s fee regime

Carrier representatives and analysts remain unimpressed with the US Trade Representative's (USTR's) announcement to levy charges on Chinese-built or operated vessels according to their...

Container Lines Struggle as US-China Trade War Reshapes Global Shipping Patterns

The geopolitical implications of a sharp downturn in US-China container trade, especially within the context of an intensifying trade war, are profound. The chart below...

Global Trade Volatility Casts Shadow Over Shipping Sector

The global shipping sector is entering a period of heightened volatility and uncertainty, as leading trade forecasting organizations revise their economic outlooks downward amid...

Malaysia as Trade Bridge Amid Rising Global Tensions

As new U.S. tariffs disrupt established supply chains, Malaysian ports appear to be weathering the storm with resilience. Recent data reveals sustained growth in port...

Maritime Risk Grows for Regional Ports Amid Possible Ground Offensive Against Houthis

Yemeni forces opposed to the Houthis are engaged in discussions with the United States and Gulf Arab partners about launching a potential ground offensive...

DP World broadens Unifeeder’s horizons with African investments

Markets on the African continent are developing fast as ports and logistics companies develop the shorelines and connect countries in the interior. DP World, through...

CMA CGM buys 35% in Egypt’s October Dry Port

CMA CGM aims to expand its footprint in Egypt, leveraging the country’s strategic position as a gateway to the Mediterranean, Red Sea, and broader...

Most Congested Container Ports in 2025 Q1

The first quarter of 2025 has seen growing stress in global maritime logistics, with container dwell times—an essential indicator of port congestion—rising sharply in...

Trump’s Tariffs Redraw Trade Routes—Brazil’s Ports Poised to Gain

As the U.S.-China trade war reignites under President Trump’s renewed 34% tariffs on Chinese imports, the ripple effects are echoing across global supply chains—and...

US-China trade tensions: Container “dumping” likely to be anomaly

Market experts have dismissed reports of Chinese exporters abandoning US-bound shipments in transit and surrendering the containers to the shipping lines. ...

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Cavotec secures €5 million MoorMaster deal

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European Economies Record Mixed Q2 Results

In the second quarter of 2025, European countries showed mixed performance in the UNCTAD Liner Shipping Connectivity Index (LSCI), which benchmarks global maritime connectivity. Several...

Oregon approves US$100 Million for Pacific Coast Intermodal Port

In a major win for Oregon’s South Coast, the state legislature has approved US$100 million in bonding support for the Pacific Coast Intermodal Port...
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