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Dip in September box volumes hints at market stabilisation

Disruption from the Red Sea crisis, the US pre-election cargo rush and the near miss of US East and Gulf Coast port strikes may be starting to settle, according to Container Trades Statistics

Red Sea Risk Containers

Trump 2.0 will be bad for shipping

There was no reason to believe America’s heartland would give the fortunes of our industry a second thought last Tuesday. And guess what? It didn’t

Sanctions Political Risk and Trade

Spain’s biggest drug bust made in Algeciras

Spain’s Policia Nacional worked with their Ecuadorian counterparts to identify the container and make the find, which is Europe’s second-biggest drugs haul

Containers Risk and Compliance

Hoegh Evi partners with French port on H2 import terminal

Floating regasification specialist Hoegh Evi, formerly Hoegh LNG, has signed an MOU with France’s SEMOP Port-la-Nouvelle to develop a floating hydrogen import terminal

Decarbonisation Sustainability

Alt fuels groups want EU help to set up supply chain

Shipping and alternative fuel lobby groups want EU regulations to help spur the huge investments needed to make and supply green marine fuels in Europe

Decarbonisation Sustainability

Migrants threaten bulker before Moroccan Navy intervenes

The incident took place off Tantan, Morocco, on board Liberia-flagged Regina S, before commandos freed the ship without incident 

Dry Bulk Risk and Compliance
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