Hormuz closure triggers ‘havoc’ for project logistics supply chain
Total transit collapse and escalating infrastructure threats are forcing project cargo shippers to step up their contingency planning.
Dry Cargo Vessel News Roundup | April 1 – UK and Australian lifeline ships, Dutch shortsea carrier and more
A new multi-purpose ship has been handed over to a Singapore-based owner while another recently departed on her delivery voyage…
Port of Gothenburg acquires land for westward expansion
The Port of Gothenburg in Sweden has acquired a large area located in the port’s outer areas. The agreement, which…
Japan’s Okamura Foods to open subsidiary in Netherlands
Japan’s Okamura Foods, a company engaged in value chain operations from upstream aquaculture, will establish a wholly owned subsidiary engaged…
Petrobras selects Fugro for offshore wind geotechnical site investigation
Petrobras has selected Fugro to deliver a geotechnical site investigation for the Rio de Janeiro Offshore Wind pilot project, the…
DFDS to expand capacity on Rosslare-Dunkirk route with third vessel
DFDS will strengthen its Rosslare–Dunkirk route this September with the addition of two extra weekly round trips. The third vessel…
Wah Kwong Maritime Transport welcomes new LR2 tanker to fleet
Hong Kong-based Wah Kwong Maritime Transport Holdings took delivery of a new LR2 tanker on Monday, March 30. Classed by…
Shanghai International Port Group profit dips as core port growth and expansion gather pace
Shanghai operator lifts throughput and invests heavily despite earnings pressure
Laborde Products Powers Newbuild M/V Beth Williams for Maritime Partners
Laborde Products powered the newbuild M/V Beth Williams, constructed for Maritime Partners at FMT Shipyard & Repair, LLC in Harvey,…
After Ukrainian Attacks, Fires Halt Oil Loading at Ust-Luga for Days
The repeated Ukrainian drone attacks on the Russian oil port of Ust-Luga have reduced its export activity to near-zero, according…