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Two vessels involved are understood to be resales from existing long range two tanker orderbook

Maersk said it was committed to New Zealand having recently opened a cold chain hub in Ruakura, its largest infrastructure investment in the country

Several tugs refloated Dali and towed it to a secure marine terminal, marking an important milestone in the restoration of the federal channel at Baltimore

Chinese shipbuilders tighten grip on market | With sale of OSG, privatisation of Jones Act shipping is near complete | Houthis yet to make good on latest round of threats

Latest purchase is 60:40 joint venture with chief executive Eddie Valentis

Greek shipowners have stepped up to respond to national emergencies but also the daily needs of poorer Greek families and cash-strapped public services 

Lower volume trades are growing faster than headhaul trades. But carriers have to work harder for their money

The attack on MSC Orion in the Indian Ocean sparked concerns the Houthis would hit ships further afield, but so far they have not managed this

Interunity Group has put some distance between itself and the broad swathe of tonnage providers in Greek shipping, drawing comparisons with some major northern European tanker concerns 

The 2003-built Wind was sailing from Russia to China when it was hit