Global supply chain disruption is set to last at least another 12 months, and could run through all of 2023, reports Seatrade Maritime News quoting Toll Group Managing Director Thomas Knudsen. Supply chain disruptions to...

As the sanctions effort ramps up against Russia, governments around the world are seeking ways to wean themselves off Russian oil, whilst also managing the political damage caused by higher fuel prices. For the weekly...

It has been another impressive week in both the Indian and Pakistani markets, with reportedly several sales taking place above the USD 700/LDT mark.These levels seem increasingly indicative of a market that is firm...

Gasoil cracks are in focus as the market digests the prospect of lower Russian imports. In Asia, refiners are hoping to see more light sweet crudes in the market amid the US' commitment to...

The response to Viking Line’s new flagship, Viking Glory, has been overwhelming and the number of bookings, which currently exceeds 350,000, has exceeded all expectations. In its first month in service, Viking Line has...

Call for urgent action to protect 1,000 crew trapped in Ukraine ports from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and the International Labour Organization (ILO), reports Seatrade Maritime News. Stranded vessels Six weeks into the war in...

whether the coffee's caffeinated or decaffeinated doesn't seem to matter in all studies. The identities of these compounds and how they might interact with the digestive tract are still largely unknown. Caffeinated coffee...

Tesla opened its Austin, Texas-based Gigafactory on Thursday, a crucial step in the company’s delayed plans to begin production of its electric Cybertruck. It is the company’s fourth factory in the US. The...

Boskalis will convert numerous vessels within its Offshore Energy division into hybrid vessels through the retrofitting of Energy Storage Systems, or ‘power packs’. The conversions, which entail a sizable capital investment, will reduce the...

As part of its renewed commitment towards more sustainable trade, the CMA CGM Group announced its decision to no longer carry plastic waste on our ships as of June 1st, 2022. This landmark decision...