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Lines have thrived in the pandemic, and should continue to do so despite a growing number of risks, according to Drewry’s latest Container Forecaster report. It’s hard to shake feelings of dread and déjà vu in recent news. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine brings flashbacks of Cold War nuclear terror that could trigger 1970’s-style high inflation, ...

Some have trimmed pagination, compromised on quality. Domestic manufacturing is in bad shape amid imports crunch.

Some ideas for days in Ipswich this spring – including the Suffolk Food Hall, Christchurch Park, the Ipswich Waterfront and a walk along the River Orwell.

Articles from the tag: Panama

The international maritime movement through the Egyptian Suez Canal has slightly been affected by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, said Head of the Suez Canal Authority Osama Rabie in a press conference on Tuesday. The admiral clarified that the canal was affected, as the oil, wheat, and iron vessels from the Black Sea will not pass through ...

Container rates have soared, but tankers and bulk carriers are poised for recovery, says David J. Stevenson.

Cargo ship the Ever Forward, is stuck in the Chesapeake Bay; Plastics SA, South Africa's plastics industry trade group, is distancing itself from a bag maker; and a new packaging tax goes into effect in the United Kingdom today

Articles from the tag: Panama

The ship ran aground after it apparently missed a turn leaving Baltimore. The vessel is owned by the same company that owns the Ever Given, the ship that blocked the Suez Canal last year.

What will it take to free the Ever Forward? Five tugs couldn't do it. Next up: a couple of barges.