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The early peak season has caught carriers by surprise. Tonnage providers are reaping the benefits

Singapore-headquartered owner and operator boosted the size of the ships it has ordered

The spin-off is still subject to approvals from shareholders and regulators, with no specific timelines outlined at this stage

LONDON, May 29 (Reuters) – The growing shadow fleet of tankers transporting sanctioned Iranian, Venezuelan and Russian oil is filling up with the cheapest fuel available, hindering industry efforts to use cleaner fuel to...

The Iran-backed rebel group also claimed to have attacked several other vessels in the Red Sea and the Mediterranean, although these have not been confirmed elsewhere

Six dry bulkers will be equipped with the Wind Challenger hard sail systems, co-developed by MOL and Oshima Shipbuilding, which the Japanese shipping group claims can reduce vessel GHG emissions by up to 16%

Red Sea rerouting continues to throw carrier schedules out of sync. This is now leading to increased congestion, further damaging reliability

Spot rates for US containerised imports from Europe are falling far behind rates from Asia. It could be just a timing effect, or it could be related to weaker demand for the types of goods in the transatlantic trade

BG Freight will feeder cargo from Dublin and Belfast to Liverpool. The service claims to cut up to two weeks off rival options

Houthi attacks of shipping have inverted the supply and demand imbalance that was expected this year. Diversions and increased teu per mile demand have soaked up capacity