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Judgment identifies juridical basis on which implied insurance code arises as a matter of construction

Singapore-based carrier finalises deal, which had been rumoured for months, to complete its first dual-fuel orders. It expects methanol to have huge potential for emissions reduction

Technology is seen as being the means to transform the efficiency and resilience of supply chains

Air freight was seen as a natural extension during the pandemic boom years. Now CMA CGM will have to go back to the drawing board for its airborne ambitions

The impending end of the 2M alliance has marked the start of a shake-up of container shipping’s alliances. A new agreement between Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd will focus on reliability

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd are recent divorcees starting anew. But Hapag-Lloyd’s departure threatens to wreak havoc in the family it left behind

The latest shake-up of the liner alliance system will see a focus on ensuring cargoes are delivered on time. That aim requires a shake-up to how the network is designed and operated

While several car carrier operators started to divert ships away from the Red Sea in December, Cosco, Grimaldi, K Line and NYK still took the Suez Canal route for Asia/Europe services. Air strikes by the UK and the US since January 11 and subsequent attacks on shipping by Houthi rebels may have finally persuaded them to give the area a wide berth

Tankers come with balance of multi-year charters to Total Energies

Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd put reliability at centre of new agreement | Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd to form new alliance | Red Sea war risk rates see huge jump in wake of Yemen air strikes