Container Rates Top $10,000 From Asia to Europe
By Brendan Murray (Bloomberg) — The cost to move goods in a shipping container to Europe from Asia shot above $10,000 for the first time on… Weiterlesen »Container Rates Top $10,000 From Asia to Europe
Port of Long Beach Incentivizes Ocean Carriers to Deploy ‘Greenest’ Ships
Ocean carriers with vessels calling at the Port of Long Beach are set to be be further incentivized to deploy their greenest ships. The Long… Weiterlesen »Port of Long Beach Incentivizes Ocean Carriers to Deploy ‘Greenest’ Ships
New Intersmooth 7200Si SPC from International® delivers best-in-class performance
Press Release – AkzoNobel continues its commitment to harnessing technical innovation to drive down costs for operators of ocean-going vessels and to set improved sustainability… Weiterlesen »New Intersmooth 7200Si SPC from International® delivers best-in-class performance
Intersmooth 7476Si SPC from AkzoNobel’s International® brand provides stand-out fuel savings while driving down emissions
Press Release – AkzoNobel continues its commitment to harnessing technical innovation to drive down costs for operators of ocean-going vessels with the introduction of its… Weiterlesen »Intersmooth 7476Si SPC from AkzoNobel’s International® brand provides stand-out fuel savings while driving down emissions
China’s Scrutiny of Corn Imports Spurs U.S. Cargo Cancellations
By Bloomberg News (Bloomberg) — China is clamping down on some corn imports amid concern that overseas purchases have spiraled out of control, prompting several feed… Weiterlesen »China’s Scrutiny of Corn Imports Spurs U.S. Cargo Cancellations
Suez Canal Head Blames Ever Given Grounding on Speed, Rudder
By Aidan Lewis and Nadeen Ebrahim ISMAILIA, Egypt, May 27 (Reuters) – The container ship that got stuck in the Suez Canal in March was… Weiterlesen »Suez Canal Head Blames Ever Given Grounding on Speed, Rudder
Offshore Wind Manufacturing Jobs Likely to Take ‘Several Years’ to Land in U.S.
By Isla Binnie, Susanna Twidale and Nichola Groom May 27 (Reuters) – When U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration approved the country’s first major offshore wind farm… Weiterlesen »Offshore Wind Manufacturing Jobs Likely to Take ‘Several Years’ to Land in U.S.
Denmark to Send Navy Frigate to Combat Piracy in Gulf of Guinea
Denmark has agreed to send a Navy frigate to the Gulf of Guinea to combat the scourge of piracy and crew kidnappings in the region.… Weiterlesen »Denmark to Send Navy Frigate to Combat Piracy in Gulf of Guinea
U.S. Asks WTO to Address Forced Labor on Fishing Vessels
By Ana Monteiro (Bloomberg) — The U.S. asked the World Trade Organization’s members to address the problem of forced labor on fishing vessels, seeking the issue… Weiterlesen »U.S. Asks WTO to Address Forced Labor on Fishing Vessels
Liberian Global Gas Team Augmented with Offshore Wind
Press Release – The Liberian Registry, fresh off the announcement that it has attained a historic milestone of reaching a fleet size of 200 million… Weiterlesen »Liberian Global Gas Team Augmented with Offshore Wind