EU Clears MSC for Hamburg Port and French Freight Forwarder Acquisitions
European Union merger regulators cleared two of MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company’s proposed acquisitions as it continues to grow the logistics…
U.S. Strikes Multiple Houthi Locations Across Yemen
U.S. forces unleashed today one of the largest assaults on the Houthis since the conflict began nearly a year ago.…
Operations Resume at U.S. East/Gulf Coast Ports After ILA Strike
Within hours of the tentative agreement on the wage portion of the International Longshoremen’s Association contract, ports along the U.S.…
Bottled up in the Black Sea Russia is Having a Dreadful Naval War
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has played out largely on land and in the air. It is a…
UK Terminals “Reticent” to Handle Bulker Ruby Due to Media Speculation
The owners of the bulker Ruby which has garnered worldwide attention due to the coverage of its cargo of 20,000…
Birdon’s Update on Planned Improvements, Continued Capital Investments in
Last week, Birdon America, Inc., provided an update on planned improvements at its shipyard in Bayou La Batre, Alabama, which…
Photos: World’s Largest Cruise Ship Leaves Assembly Dock for Outfitting
The Star of the Seas, the second ship in Royal Caribbean International’s Icon Class left the dry dock last week…
Poor Communication Blamed for Bulker Accident in New Zealand
Lack of proper communication caused a crew member to be seriously injured while preparing securing gear to load a cargo…
IMO Makes Progress but MEPC Leaves Critical Decisions Ahead
The International Maritime Organization wrapped up two weeks of meetings working towards its environmental goals to reduce or eliminate carbon…
Photos: World’s Largest Cruise Ship Leaves Assembly Dock for Outfitting
The Star of the Seas, the second ship in Royal Caribbean International’s Icon Class left the dry dock last week…