Category : Freight

The authorities in South Korea have fined 15 shipping companies a total of 80 billion won ($64 million) for price fixing on Japan routes. South...

Monday, 13 June 2022, 4:26 pmPress Release: Maritime Union of New Zealand The Maritime Union says the election of a Labor Government in Australia could...

1. A brief overview of the current situationThe maritime industry is embarking on a major transition from conventional to zero or carbon neutral fuels driven...

Written by Nick Blenkey Oslo-listed American Shipping Company ASA (AMSC), reports that it has entered into bareboat charter agreements with Philadelphia headquartered Keystone Shipping for two...

QATAR Airways Cargo, IAG Cargo and a group of some 30 freight forwarders have taken part in a WebCargo trial which proffers the first online...

Freight forwarder DB Schenker has opened a new air cargo facility in Eindhoven, the Netherlands to strengthen its operational network within Europe’s air cargo supply...

While a majority of national International Maritime Organization (IMO) delegates spoke up in favour of moving the sector closer to the Paris Agreement’s goal of...

The availability of containers has improved, and ocean freight rates have fallen by up to 15%, exporters have said.Still, the volume growth in exports in...

Misrata Free Zone (MFZ) has launched a new shipping line by the MOL Group through the docking of the ship DUGONG ACE at MFZ port...

The transport ship was carrying 15,800 sheep, about 6,000 more than it was able to hold, when it went down in Sudan’s Red Sea port...