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Union of Greek Shipowners and government of Kyriakos Mitsotakis will liaise closely to ensure optimum use of funds

The fraught situation in the Middle East might have led to charterers growing apprehensive about disruptions to regional transportation

US imports likely to remain below 2m teu for the following months and remainder of the year. Retailers have stocked up early as a precaution against labour issues, NRF says, while economic uncertainty is slowing discretionary spending growth

Wording focuses on course adjustment and speed reduction. It includes commercial elements such as data sharing

Trelleborg marine and infrastructure president Richard Hepworth tells Lloyd’s List that LNG’s rising significance as a shipping fuel will re-route traditional energy trades routes. Supporting infrastructure must keep pace, he says 

Rankings reveal just how exceptionally profitable the boxship sector was in post-pandemic return

John-Kaare Aune is to step away from his position as CEO at Wallem. He will be replaced on January 1, 2024, by John Rowley, formerly of Lloyd’s Register and currently with the National Sanitation Foundation in Hong Kong

Attestation documentation is doing all the heavy lifting for G7 sanctions on Russia, but its effectiveness remains unscrutinised as crude prices continue to defy the oil price cap for a third consecutive month

Ships facilitating Russia’s export of Ukraine-origin grain have gained plenty of attention over the past year and are subject to intense scrutiny and investigation. The renaming and offloading of ships appear to be an attempt to hide past and true identities

Shipowners and insurers rely on unscrutinised attestations to keep Russian oil price cap alive | Russia’s suspected grain laundering fleet undergoes major reshuffle, but only on paper | The contradictions of the Russian oil price cap