At least 30 incidents this year have blocked or significantly restricted maritime traffic and logistics, average daily queues outside the Bosporus are 20% higher than last year and boxship charter rates stabilise

New digital system supports connectivity and transparency across maritime stakeholders

Both chambers of Congress have passed a bill to impose the White House-brokered tentative agreement on labour unions and railroad carriers

US-based Sempra has agreed a long-term deal to provide liquefied natural gas to the UK company Ineos, sourced from the Port Arthur phase one liquefaction project in Texas. Elsewhere, American energy company ConocoPhillips has also agreed a long-term supply agreement to provide QatarEnergy with LNG to be delivered to Germany

Cargo lost to transhipment hubs could be lost for good. European Union regulations must ensure diversions do not disadvantage EU terminals

Dubbed the South Atlantic Chassis Pool 3.0, it will serve shippers, ocean carriers and motor carriers across Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee

TradeLens had not reached the level of commercial viability necessary to continue work and meet the financial expectations as an independent business, Maersk said in a statement

House of Representatives is expected to vote this week on imposing the White House-brokered tentative rail agreement on labour unions and railways

Far from being a confusion for potential recruits, sustainability in shipping is proving to be an attraction

Move reflects uphill battle facing newer, smaller carriers on long-haul trade where freight rates have taken a nosedive in a fierce price war among operators

Volumes on east and US Gulf coast ports remained firm in October, while plummeting on the west coast

Pandemic-induced disruptions of the past two years are easing. But changes still need to be made to prevent a reoccurrence and to protect developing nations