Iranian troops seize MSC box ship while Somali pirates net $5m ransom for bulker
As instability rises in the Middle East, the Israel-Palestine war now threatening to encompass Iran, ...
The signing of a nuclear accord between Iran, the US and five other world powers in Vienna on 14 July has seen ocean carriers begin to jockey for the best position to serve the pent-up demands of 80 million potential consumers.
Although there is some way to go before sanctions will be lifted – depending on inspectors verifying Iran’s compliance – the potential unfreezing of $100bn of assets, the ability to sell oil globally again and an estimated 8% annual GDP ...
Bad news for shippers as wave of transpacific rate increases continues
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Schenker's Shirley Sharma Paterson moves to K+N as global head of sales
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'Now or never' for Kuehne and DHL GF to hit back at DSV
Liner schedule reliability improving, with Gemini carriers leading the way
Wan Hai to increase capacity and services on growing regional routes
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CMA CGM eyeing multi-billion euro investment programme in Algeria
Project cargo: oversized and heavy, posing risks outside the norm for ports
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