Fastest Growing Containerline Fleet is Lidl's Tailwind
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Four VLCC's Ordered from South Korea by DHT
DHT Holdings has finalized contracts for the construction of four very large crude carriers (VLCCs) in South Korea, with deliveries during 2026.
Euroseas Fits Out Newbuild with Sights Set Upon Box Market
Euroseas, is leveraging the current uptick in the containership sector by securing a new long-term charter agreement for one of its feeder ships.
Intermarine Welcomed by SAL & Jumbo in Heavy Lift Alliance
Jumbo Shipping and SAL Heavy Lift, a specialist in breakbulk and project cargo, have partnered with Intermarine to create a new joint venture.
New Secretary General Elected by Mission to Seafarers
The Mission to Seafarers, a Christian org dedicated to the welfare of maritime workers revealed Peter Rouch will be appointed as secretary general
Ocean Alliance Extends Deal for Five More Years
The consortium of container shipping companies known as the Ocean Alliance has decided to prolong their collaboration for an additional 5 years.
Ukraine Invasion Sees Indian-Classed Fleet More Than Double
Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine 2 years ago, there's been a notable increase in the number of vessels identified as part of the shadow fleet.
New Shaper Class Vessels Optioned by Wallenius Willhelmsen
Wallenius Wilhelmsen has exercised options to commission the construction of four more Shaper Class vessels designed for carrying cars and trucks
Saudi Arabia Welcomes New Container Shipping Line
Saudi Arabia sees the inception of a new feeder & short-sea shipping venture aimed at establishing connections between the kingdom & Red Sea ports
Hede Int. Shipping Added to Controlled Carrier List by FMC
This classification means Hede (HONGKONG) International Shipping Limited will be included on the Commission’s Controlled Carrier List.
Fastest Growing Ship Register Doubles Size in One Month
Last year, Gabon, a nation along the Atlantic coastline of Central Africa, was identified as the shipping registry with the quickest growth.
Broker BRS Warns Grey Fleet Will Turn Darker
Luxembourg brokerage firm BRS issues caution that grey fleet is set to deepen in obscurity as enhanced sanctions increasingly constrict Russia.
Sanko Steamship Prepares to Leave Shipping Industry
A prominent figure in the annals of Japanese maritime commerce, Sanko Steamship, is on the verge of halting its shipowning activities.
ICS Fights Harassment in Maritime Sector
The ICS has recently unveiled a comprehensive framework aimed at eradicating harassment and bullying within the maritime industry.
Minerva Marine Says Farewell to Its Oldest Capesizes
Minerva Marine of Greece has capitalized on the thriving dry bulk market by selling its most aged capesize ships.
Prototype Onboard System Captures 85% Carbon
The EverLoNG initiative, focusing on pioneering SBCC technology, has reported successful capture rates reaching 85% in its preliminary trials.
CMA CGM Launches Redesigned Container Ship Look
Across Asia a new generation of containerships is being launched, marking the dawn of an environmentally friendlier phase in maritime transport.
MSC Conducts Trials for State-of-the-Art Bow Windshield
MSC has joined the ranks of shipping lines experimenting with bow windshields as a strategy to reduce fuel expenses.
Arkas Line Establishes Footprint in the United States
Arkas Line is broadening its presence in the US, establishing connections between Mediterranean, Black Sea, African ports & the eastern seaboard.
Star Bulk’s Kamsarmax Newbuild Series Now Five
Greek dry bulk giant Star Bulk Carriers discloses further developments in its fleet renewal efforts, revealing additional kamsarmax newbuilds.