Logistics Companies Feel the Pressure from Greener Customers

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Logistics providers feeling the heat from customers wanting to go greener, says a Loadstar news source. Evidence of decarbonisation Logistics operators are coming under considerable pressure...

Supply Cuts Boost Oil Prices by 2%

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Oil prices rise 2% as market weighs supply cuts against economic outlook, states a Reuters news source. Oil prices climbed 2% Oil prices climbed 2% on...

MPA-LR Green Corridor MoU

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A Seatrade Maritime news source states that MPA and LR sign Silk Alliance green corridor MoU. MPA-LR sign MoU The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore...

Iran’s Seizure of Gulf Tankers Prevented by U.S. Navy

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U.S. Navy Says it Prevented Iran from Seizing Tankers in Gulf, highlights a GCaptian news source. Seizure two commercial tankers The U.S. Navy said it had intervened to...

Shipbreaking in Subcontinent: The Status of Retired Ships

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A recent news article published in the Team BHP intrigues that What happens to the retired ships: Ship breaking industry in India. The Alang Ship...

New Report Reveals Extent of Illegal Fees for Seafarer Recruitment

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Survey from Liverpool John Moores University and The Mission to Seafarers shows scale of corrupt practice of seafarers compelled to pay illegal employment fees,...

Shipping Giants To Develop Book and Claim System To Back Decarbonisation

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Nine key players across the maritime value chain have issued a joint statement expressing their commitment to developing and implementing robust book and claim...

Ransomware Attack Cripples Japan’s Biggest Port

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The Port of Nagoya in Japan has become the latest big name in maritime to be hit by a ransomware attack, reports Splash247. Crippling system...

Weekly Bulk Report – Week 26, 2023

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The Baltic Exchange has released a report about the dry bulk market for the 26th week of shipping activities this year. The report dated...

Baltic Freight Index Dips for 8th Straight Session

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The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index, which measures the cost of shipping goods worldwide, was down for the 8th straight session on Wednesday,...
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