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Lorry thefts drive app for truck stops

To date there have been in excess of 3,200 reported cases of theft from lorries either parked by a motorway, in a secure area...

CEVA boosts CMA CGM’s Q3 results

CMA CGM Group has attained improved shipping activity in the third quarter compared to the previous year's Q3, according to the company's chairman and...

Rollover cargo still on the increase says Ocean Insights

Increasing levels of rollover cargo at congested ports are continuing to prevent the smooth operation of global supply chains an Ocean Insights study has...

Greek boxship collides with wreck off Indonesia

Cyprus flagged container ship Tina 1 has collided with the wreck of the Iranian vessel Shahraz which ran aground, breaking its back in May...

ONE introduces congestion surcharge in Chinese port

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has applied a congestion surcharge (CS) of US$1300/container at Tianjin’s Xingang port in northern China, which faces a serious shortage...

CMA CGM starts new America service

CMA CGM has announced the launch of the Flamingo Express service, a weekly dedicated service to/from Miami, Virgin Islands, Bahamas and Haiti with optimised...

Is the maritime sector out of step?

Global warming is a ticking time-bomb that could destroy us all or it could be a dud, failing to explode at the expected time....

FMC to get tough on demurrage fees

The Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is gearing up to take action over the thorny issue of port congestion and runaway demurrage fees being charged...

UK port congestion leads to additional surcharges

The heavy congestion in London Gateway, and in most ports of the United Kingdom, has forced several shipping lines to implement congestion surcharges and...

European carriers introduce new Asia charges

European shipping lines have published new prices and surcharges in Asia, after their latest announcements, increasing various charges until the end of the year. MSC...

Breakdown in trust leaves shippers outraged at vessel operators

Beneficial cargo owners believe that there has been an erosion of trust between service provider and customer that has left shippers shocked and angered...

Giant container cranes arrive at Florida’s Port Everglades

Port Everglades has received three Super Post-Panamax container gantry cranes, the largest of their kind on 17 November, with the option to buy three...

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Singapore launches first fully electric tug

Kuok Maritime Group (KMG), through its industry-led Coastal Sustainability Alliance (CSA), has launched Singapore’s first fully electric tug (E-Tug), marking a significant milestone in...

Flinders Port Holdings announces $350 million investment

Flinders Adelaide Container Terminal (FACT) is poised for a major transformation with an investment exceeding $350 million to boost its capacity and operational efficiency....

Port of Hamburg to invest €1.1 billion

Hamburg embarks on a transformative €1.1 billion investment in its port infrastructure, with a focus on expanding and modernising operations at the Waltershofer Hafen,...

Volatility returns to the Red Sea after new Houthis attack

In July 2025, the Red Sea remained a focal point of conflict driven by Houthi rebel activities, with significant military and economic implications. On July...

ABB and Royal Caribbean Group sign 15-year fleet service agreement

ABB has signed a 15-year fleet-wide service agreement with Royal Caribbean Group, expanding a decades-long partnership and reinforcing ABB’s role in advancing maritime performance...
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