Maersk has confirmed that reduced rail capacity at APM Terminals Maasvlakte II will continue through June 2027.

Maersk is reportedly close to ordering twelve 24,000 TEU container ships, with options for another twelve vessels.

Alfa Laval agrees to acquire maritime software company NAVTOR for US$700 million, expanding its digital portfolio alongside ...

DP World Shipping Solutions has removed Yarimca from its Türkiye–Georgia Loop 1, turning the service into an Ambarli–Poti ...

Port Freeport has received a grant to modernise its bulk rice-handling facilities and the infrastructure supporting ...

Athens is gearing up to become a hub for global maritime dialogue as the Greek Maritime Forum 2027 prepares to bring together ...

Green ammonia has been transferred to an ammonia-powered dry bulk carrier at the Port of Port Hedland, a step toward ...

Ningbo Ocean, T.S. Lines, Namsung, Eastern Pacific and A2B-online are expanding their vessel programmes across Asian ...

ONE will apply a 12% Inland Fuel Surcharge to rail services for cargo loaded or discharged in Kenya from November 2026.

Samudera Shipping Line has agreed to sell MT Sinar Agra and MT Sinar Busan for US$14.5 million, expecting a disposal gain of ...

CEVA Logistics opens a 17,000-square-metre pharmaceutical logistics hub near Strasbourg, expanding cold chain and healthcare ...

Hapag-Lloyd completes its acquisition of a 25% stake in APM Terminals Maasvlakte II following antitrust approval, ...