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Europe-Africa Services Upgraded by CMA CGM

The Marseille-based shipping company CMA CGM has announced updates to its EURAF services, aiming to enhance its offerings in the African region.

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Maersk Plans Alternative Services Due to Baltimore Incident

Maersk Line has announced its readiness to reroute services from eastern Canada to the southern Atlantic Ocean and the US Gulf.

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Upgraded 2025 Transpacific Network Released by Yang Ming

Yang Ming unveils plans to enhance its Transpacific service network. From Feb '25 the company will adapt to upcoming shifts in alliance memberships

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Report Highlights Safety Risks of Livestock Carriers

German Animal Welfare Foundation & French environmental group Robin des Bois release report highlighting safety concerns of livestock carriers.

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Davie Awarded First Government Contract for Six Icebreakers

Davie announces it has secured its inaugural contract under the National Shipbuilding Strategy (NSS) from the Government of Canada.

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Fruit Bridge South Africa - Europe Service Resumed by Maersk

Maersk announces it will continue seasonal inland and maritime service from the Gqeberha load port in S. Africa to various destinations in Europe

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Shipbuilding Risk Cover Launched at Lloyd's of London

The formation of the Builders’ Risk Consortium is a collaborative effort between Apollo, Munich Re, and Tokio Marine HCC International.

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More US Sanctions on Iran-Linked Oil Tankers

US imposes sanctions on more tankers & associated entities for their roles in transporting Iranian goods that finance the Quds Force, Houthis & Hezbollah

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Four Options Added to Car Carrier Series by Wallenius Wilhelmsen

Wallenius Wilhelmsen has expanded its order for environmentally friendly ships with an additional four vessels capable of using methanol for fuel

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ONE Announces Plan to Expand Fleet to 3m TEU by 2030

ONE, ranked as the sixth largest shipping line globally, has unveiled a plan to expand its operating capacity to 3 million TEU by 2030.

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Baltimore Collision Ship Confirmed as Chartered by Maersk

The owners of the Singaporean-flagged container vessel involved in the collision with the Francis Scott Key Bridge earlier have issued a statement.

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Update: Baltimore Bridge Collapse After Boxship Collision

The Baltimore City Fire Department, which is on the scene, reports that approximately 20 individuals and multiple vehicles were plunged into the river.