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Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023 will apply extraterritorially where UK nexus exists

Container lines are struggling to provide weekly services using the extended route around Africa. The current capacity shortage is unlikely to ease soon, keeping freight rates elevated

Nasdaq-listed company currently has $180m in secured charter revenues

Freight rates might see a pullback in the second half of 2024 owing to overdrawn cargo volumes caused by early shipments. Or they could collapse if Cape of Good Hope detours end

Port state control officials have raised concerns about growing amounts of fake seafarer certification scams and several attempts by flag state authorities to bypass ship safety inspections

Dorian LPG says congestion is rising in the Panama Canal as transit slots and auction fees increase, with Argus Media data showing fees more than quadrupling since April. But rising VLGC transits through the waterway have not impacted freight rates, which continue to edge upwards after crashing in January

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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