New Direct Shipping Route Links Jiangsu, China with Mexico
A new direct container shipping service connecting Jiangsu Province in eastern China with Mexico has officially launched.
Ports & Logistics
Two Workers Die in Accident at Singapore’s Tuas Port
Two workers have died after falling into the sea while carrying out stevedoring operations at Singapore's Tuas Port.
Luojing Terminal in Shanghai Cleared for Foreign Trade
Shanghai has approved the first phase of its automated Luojing container terminal for foreign-trade operations
Port of Brisbane Sets New Record With 1.74M TEU
The Port of Brisbane handled a record 1.74 million teu during the 2025/26 financial year as the port continues to invest in new infrastructure.
Cairns Accelerates Dredging After Cruise Channel Silts Up
Australia's Ports North has brought forward maintenance dredging in Trinity Inlet after unusually heavy silt buildup reduced water depths.
Australia Introduces New Wheat Port Code from October 1
Australia updates national Wheat Port Code regulating bulk wheat export terminals, with revised framework to come into effect October 1.
Oil Leak from MSC Renaissance III Disrupts Antwerp Traffic
Oil leak at Port of Antwerp disrupted vessels on September 14 after pollution was detected between a ship and the shore.
Hapag-Lloyd and DP World Sign Long-Term Africa Terminal Deal
Hapag-Lloyd enters into long-term agreement with DP World covering terminal capacity and port infrastructure in five African markets.
Flexport Defeats Peloton’s $33.7M Claim Over Shipping Fees
Flexport successfully defends itself against $33.7 million Peloton claim with the FMC over detention, demurrage and storage charges.
Port of Baltimore Opens New Grain Transloading Facility
The Port of Baltimore in the US has launched a new on-dock grain transloading facility at its Seagirt container terminal.
US Plans $15m Digital Upgrade for Sri Lanka’s Colombo Port
The US is preparing a $15 million assistance package to improve digital infrastructure at the Port of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Songkhla Port Receives First Ship-to-Shore Container Cranes
Thailand’s Port of Songkhla has taken delivery of its first ship-to-shore container cranes as part of an expansion program.
Panama Canal Water Crisis Forces New Shipping Route Changes
Deteriorating Panama Canal water situation begins to affect port calls, cargo routes and terminal planning throughout the Americas.
South Korea Approves Merger of Four Major Port Authorities
South Korea has officially approved plans to combine its four main port authorities into a single national body.
Crane Accident Injures Two During Cargo Lift at Mumbai Port
A major crane accident involving the bulk carrier Vienna occurred during heavy lift cargo operations at Mumbai Port on August 30.
US and New Zealand Back $60m Cook Islands Port Upgrade
United States and New Zealand commit around $60 million towards redevelopment of Penrhyn Port in northern Cook Islands.
Port of Auckland Reports Record Profit as Cargo Volumes Rise
Port of Auckland handles 932,209 teu during financial year ending June 30th, representing 5.5% increase compared with previous year.
Durban Gateway Terminal Faces Fresh Congestion Crisis
South Africa’s biggest container gateway is again experiencing severe disruption with vessels facing delays of between 8 and 12 days.
SK Gas Pays Record $5.3m for Panama Canal Transit Slot
SK Gas has set a new record for an expedited transit through the Panama Canal, paying $5.3 million to secure a passage.
Tianjin Cruise Port Reaches 100 Calls So Far in 2026
Tianjin International Cruise Homeport welcomed its 100th cruise call to the Chinese city on 2026 on August 4th.