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MSC Completes Acquisition of Stake in Hamburg Port

All conditions for the voluntary public takeover offer have been met for Mediterranean Shipping Co’s (MSC) investment in the Hamburg port.

MSC Completes Acquisition of Stake in Hamburg Port
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Vessel Reports Missile Splashes in Red Sea Near Yemen

A ship transiting the Red Sea, approximately 25 nautical miles off the coast of Al Mukha encountered missile splashes hitting the water nearby.

Vessel Reports Missile Splashes in Red Sea Near Yemen
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Automation Dispute Could Lead to New East Coast Strike

A challenge for the incoming Trump administration may be an impending strike as a trade union remains firm on its stance against automation.

Automation Dispute Could Lead to New East Coast Strike
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Evergreen Marine Seeks Proposals for Megamax Methanol Ships

According to Alphaliner, Taiwan’s Evergreen Marine has issued a request for proposals for eleven new 24,000 TEU methanol dual-fuel vessels.

Evergreen Marine Seeks Proposals for Megamax Methanol Ships
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COSCO Expands VLCC Fleet with Six Newbuilds at DSIC

COSCO Shipping Energy Transportation is expanding its fleet of VLCCs by adding six newbuilds at Dalian Shipbuilding Industry Co (DSIC).

COSCO Expands VLCC Fleet with Six Newbuilds at DSIC
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Hapag-Lloyd Sets Rate Hike for South America to North America

Hapag-Lloyd announces General Rate Increase (GRI) for routes from the East Coast of S. America to N. and Central America, as well as Caribbean.

Hapag-Lloyd Sets Rate Hike for South America to North America
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Russia's Top Shipyards in Merger Talks Backed by Putin

Two of Russia's leading shipyards are discussing a potential merger, a deal backed by President Vladimir Putin.

Russia's Top Shipyards in Merger Talks Backed by Putin
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Asian Shipyards See Record Orders Amid High Newbuild Prices

A report reveals that new vessel deliveries in 2023 hit a seven-year peak, adding 35 million compensated gross tonnes (cgt) to the global fleet.

Asian Shipyards See Record Orders Amid High Newbuild Prices
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Panama Moves to Deregister Four Sanctioned LNG Tankers

Panamanian authorities announce they will cancel the registration of four LNG tankers, following US sanctions linked to illicit activities.

Panama Moves to Deregister Four Sanctioned LNG Tankers
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Record Surge in New Boxship Orders Marks 2024 Boom

Boom in container shipping industry continues into 2024, with year on track to set records for new vessel deliveries, as order volumes outpace 2023

Record Surge in New Boxship Orders Marks 2024 Boom
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Maersk & Syngenta Renew Partnership for Sustainable Logistics

Maersk and Syngenta Crop Protection, a leader in agricultural innovation, have extended their 4PL partnership for another five years.

Maersk & Syngenta Renew Partnership for Sustainable Logistics
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Idle Container Fleet Reaches Historic Low Amid Red Sea Crisis

The idle container fleet has hit an all-time low, with Alphaliner reporting that the Red Sea crisis has affected ship utilization more than COVID

Idle Container Fleet Reaches Historic Low Amid Red Sea Crisis
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Shipyards Set Container Ship Delivery Record in 2024

Within just the first ten months of 2024, shipyard deliveries of containerships have reached a record annual high, according to BIMCO.

Shipyards Set Container Ship Delivery Record in 2024
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Hapag-Lloyd Set for Largest Fleet Expansion in 54 Years

This week, Hapag-Lloyd is set to approve the largest order spree in its 54-year history, according to analysts at Alphaliner.

Hapag-Lloyd Set for Largest Fleet Expansion in 54 Years
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Bulk Carrier Incident in Porto Alegre Blocks Ship Passage

On November 3rd, a Hong Kong-flagged bulk carrier, the Mount Taranaki, ran aground in the Itapua channel near Porto Alegre.

Bulk Carrier Incident in Porto Alegre Blocks Ship Passage