Port of New York and New Jersey Sees First Quarter Growth
In March, the Port of New York and New Jersey processed 701,648 TEUs, contributing to a first quarter cumulative volume of 2,001,449 TEUs.
The Americas
New President of Panama Has Canal Water Levels Top of Agenda
The newly elected president of Panama, Jose Raul Mulino, has prioritized the water levels of the Panama Canal as a focus of his administration.
Port of Vancouver Gears Up for Record Breaking Cruise Season
The Port of Vancouver is preparing for a bustling cruise season as it anticipates a record number of around 1.27 million passengers to visit.
Nicaragua Shelves Plan for Panama Canal Rival
Nicaragua has terminated a 50-year concession previously awarded to Chinese businessman Wang Jing to construct a rival to the Panama Canal.
Princess Cruises Announces Return to San Juan, Puerto Rico
Princess Cruises has revealed plans to resume its Southern Caribbean sailings from San Juan, Puerto Rico, aboard the Grand Princess.
Carnival Cruises & New Orleans Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Carnival Cruise Line marked its 30th anniversary of operations in New Orleans with a celebratory event aboard the Carnival Liberty ship.
Dire Flooding Halts Operations at Three Brazilian Ports
Floods in Rio Grande do Sul have resulted in the deaths of at least 85 and disrupted transportation and industrial operations across the state.
Plans for Up To 12 Offshore Wind Auctions Announced by US
US unveils five-year plan for offshore wind energy development, which proposes up to 12 potential offshore wind energy lease sales through 2028.
Liberian-flagged Bulk Carrier Runs Aground Off Argentina
Last night, (Tuesday) a Liberian-flagged kamsarmax bulk carrier called the YM Pioneer ran aground near Bahia Blanca port in Argentina.
Haiti Fuel Terminal at a Standstill Due to Armed Gangs
Operations at a major fuel import terminal in Haiti were halted after an armed gang took control, seizing trucks and forcing the facility's closure
Investment Into Core Markets Still Vital for Princess Cruises
For 2024, Princess Cruises is focusing heavily on its main markets, with a significant portion of its capacity dedicated to North America.
Far East - South America East Coast Service Update by Yang Ming
Yang Ming has announced plans to revamp its Far East to the East Coast of South America (FE-ECSA) shipping network starting in early May 2024.
American Cruise Lines Kicks Off Biggest Season To Date
American Cruise Lines kicks off its most extensive season on the Columbia and Snake Rivers, with sailings scheduled from April to early November.
Carnival Cruise Ship Picks Up Small Boat of 27 Refugees
The rescue occurred about 20 miles southeast of Los Cajuelos, Cuba, on April 21st, Sunday, as the ship was en route to Roatan, Honduras.
Plans for Three Offshore Wind Farms Jettisoned by New York
The U.S. offshore wind industry faced a setback when the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority canceled three projects.
Shiploader Accident at Sugar Terminal in Brazilian Port
A shiploader malfunction at the sugar terminal in Recife port in Northeastern Brazil has halted loading operations, as reported by Williams Brazil
Debut Winter Program in Mobile Concluded by Carnival Spirit
The Carnival Spirit recently completed its inaugural winter season operating from Mobile, Alabama in the United States.
Hapag-Lloyd Introduces New Feeder Service for Brazil
German shipping company Hapag-Lloyd has made adjustments to its Europe East Coast Express (ECX) service.
Canada Announces Sharp Increase in Shipping Fines
Canada's Transport Minister, Pablo Rodriguez, has announced significant increases in fines for violations of the Canada Shipping Act.
'Glacier Day' Announced by Holland America for 2024 Cruises
Holland America Line has announced the introduction of "Glacier Day" on its 2024 Alaska cruises along with enhanced onboard experiences.