The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB), the agency investigating the late March collapse of the Francis Scott Key bridge in Baltimore, has released its Preliminary Report into the incident.

Six suspected pirates involved in an attack on the Marshall Islands registered tanker Chrystal Arctic on 10 May have been handed over to the authorities in Seychelles for prosecution.

US President Joe Biden has imposed new tariffs on goods including electric vehicles, batteries, and semi-conductors imported from China.

Regional Container Lines (RCL) reports first quarter profit bouncing back from a loss in final quarter of 2023.

US West Coast gateway the Port of Long Beach a 14.4% rise in containers handled in April, its eighth consecutive month of growth.

Healthy shipping markets and tight repair space mean a damaged shaft line can be a costly affair, but Wärtsilä believes this should no longer be an issue.

The world’s first biomass-fuelled ship is set to be developed by group of shipping and energy businesses from Japan and the UK under a new MoU.

AD Ports Group has more than doubled its first quarter earnings compared to Q1 2023, with a 22% uplift on a like-for-like basis.

The 2020s have so far proved to be anything but uneventful for the container sector. If a global pandemic wasn’t already enough of a shock to our industry, the post-Covid period has presented ongoing challenges for both lines and terminal operators.

A union official has dismissed a BC Maritime Employers Association (BCMEA) complaint against the foremen’s union as just “drama” following the resolution of the main contract negotiations.