X-Press Feeders has signed a memorandum of understating (MoU) with six major European ports to accelerate the creation of green shipping corridors.

A vessel chartered by a Turkish freight forwarder delivered the first boxes to Ukraine’s Black Sea ports in Greater Odessa since the war began in February 2022, marking a significant increase in country’s capacity to handle goods into and out of...

The UK government has opened a bidding process for £1.5m in funding to establish green corridors between the UK and the Netherlands, Norway, Denmark, and Ireland.

Taiwan container line Evergreen said it expects Baltimore port to be closed for at least a month and advises its customers to contact the carrier immediately to make alternative arrangements for cargo.

The Red Sea crisis with the Houthis in Yemen attacking commercial shipping transiting the region has been one of the biggest stories in shipping over the last six months.

ZeroNorth, which recently merged with Alpha Ori Technologies, is opening an office in Japan.

Major classification societies, and Korean and Japanese shipbuilders are among the member of the new Nuclear Energy Maritime Organisation (NEMO).

The situation in Baltimore after the horrible late-March allision by the container ship Dali that took down the Francis Scott Key Bridge there are many pieces to a puzzle that will take years to sort out.

Recent analysis by UK-based marine assurance specialist, MIS Marine, has revealed that longer voyages undertaken by LNG carriers re-routed round the Cape of Good Hope to avoid the risks of the Red Sea, are having a negative impact on the ships’...

AD Ports Group’s Safeen feeders has joined the Stena Sonangol Suezmax Pool as a new member, adding one ship to the pool.