Drunken Officer Blamed for Ship Collision in Denmark
Cargo ship collides with yacht and port infrastructure in Danish port of Korsør after intoxicated captain attempts to maneuver vessel.
Ports & Logistics
Vancouver Marks One Million Biometric Cruise Passengers
The Port of Vancouver reaches significant milestone, welcoming its one millionth cruise passenger through its facial biometric embarkation system.
Suez Canal Raises Transit Surcharges Across Key Sectors
The Suez Canal Authority announces higher transit surcharges for most vessel categories, increasing costs for ships using the waterway from July 15.
Retail Giant Lidl's Tailwind Registers First Ship Under German Flag
Tailwind Shipping Lines, the container shipping subsidiary of German retailer Lidl registers its first vessel under the German flag.
Panama Canal Cuts Draft Limit as Water Concerns Return
The Panama Canal Authority (ACP) has announced a lower maximum authorized draft for vessels passing through its neopanamax locks.
AD Ports Group Expands Into Brazil With CLI Deal
AD Ports Group has made its first move into South America with its biggest acquisition so far.
Worker Dies in Fatal Accident at Port of Hamburg
Worker loses life following an accident aboard a cargo ship at the Port of Hamburg on May 29 after being struck by a heavy object.
South Africa's Transnet Signs LNG Terminal Deal for Ngqura Port
South Africa’s Transnet National Ports Authority (TNPA) has entered into a 25-year terminal operator agreement with Ukwanda LNG.
Live Ship Schedule launched by Port of San Diego
The Port of San Diego has introduced a new online schedule for cargo and cruise vessels known as PortControl.
Port of Seattle Extends Cruise Partnership With NCLH
The Port of Seattle Commission has approved a new long-term lease amendment with Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH).
Chile Approves Major San Antonio Port Expansion
Chile has approved the long-planned Puerto Exterior expansion at the Port of San Antonio, creating a major new hub for container trade in South America.
Panama Canal Traffic Surges Amid Hormuz Tensions
Ongoing disruption in the Strait of Hormuz is contributing to a major increase in Panama Canal traffic, with the waterway now operating close to full capacity.
First Woman Named Head of Panama Canal by Panama President
Ilya Espino de Marotta chosen as next administrator of the Panama Canal, becoming the first woman to lead one of the world’s most important trade routes.
Ushuaia Port Workers Threaten Wider Protests
Port workers locked out of Port of Ushuaia since January say they plan to intensify protest actions during the upcoming 2026-27 Antarctic cruise season.
Georgia Ports Volumes Dip Amid Softer Market
Georgia Ports Authority reports 2.5% decrease in container volumes through April as comparisons with last year’s tariff-related cargo surge impact results.
Merchant Ships Hit in Russian Drone Attack at Odessa
Two commercial vessels, including a Chinese-owned ship, were struck by Russian drones while approaching ports in Ukraine’s Odessa region on Monday, May 18
Panama Canal Delay Worries Grow Ahead of June Maintenance
Congestion at the Panama Canal is increasing as authorities prepare for maintenance work next month that is expected to temporarily reduce transit capacity.
Brazilian Authorities Seize Cocaine From Bulk Carrier at Santos Port
Brazilian authorities confiscate around 340 kilograms of cocaine from Liberia-flagged bulk carrier while the vessel was docked at Santos on May 10.
US Invests $774m in Port Infrastructure Projects
The US Department of Transportation’s Maritime Administration (MARAD) has announced a $774 million funding package to support port infrastructure.
PSA Expands Investment in Xiamen Container Terminals
PSA International acquires stake in Xiamen Container Terminal Group, which operates eight terminals with an annual capacity of around 20 million TEU.