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The vessel Mikhail Nenashev is heading to the Syrian port of Tartus with 27,400 tons of stolen Ukrainian grain.
ABS expands cyber risk and resilience portfolio with RMC Global acquisition, boosting security services and operational continuity.

DP World boosts Jeddah port capacity with new quay cranes

DP World has added three new semi-automated quay cranes at its terminal in Jeddah Islamic Port

Maersk reroutes sailings around Africa due to ‘unforeseen constraints’  in Red Sea

"These constraints are making it challenging to avoid delays in regard to passage through the area,” Maersk said in a statement.

Liebherr completes crane raise at The Port of Grangemouth

Two STS cranes at The Port of Grangemouth have been raised by 2.2 metres to support higher container stacks and larger straddle carriers

CLdN set to acquire Samskip’s UK and Ireland freight business

The sale covers the container shipping services currently operated by Samskip between Rotterdam, UK ports, and the Irish ports.

MOL and PSA form strategic joint venture to establish a Ro-Ro terminal in Singapore

The JV terminal is currently subject to regulatory approval and is expected to commence operations in the first half of this year.

COSCO Shipping Lines enhances Trans-Atlantic services

Vessels from Salerno will reach New York in just 21 days.

LR launches stowage solutions to cut container losses and improve ship efficiency

According to the World Shipping Council, 576 containers were lost at sea in 2024 — more than double the previous year.

APM Terminals invests in new services to accommodate Nigerian growth

The facilities include two waterfront and inland container terminals as well as barge services

NORDEN signs two-year contract with US wood pellet producer

NORDEN has signed a two-year Contract of Affreightment (COA) with Enviva to transport a significant volume of wood pellets from the United States to Europe over a two-year period, commencing in 2026.

Unified command completes salvage operations for Pier G container incident

The Unified Command announces all 95 containers that fell overboard from the vessel Mississippi at Pier G have been recovered in and around the Port of Long Beach Sept. 26, 2025.

Recovery begins of fallen containers at Port of Long Beach

Salvage operations have begun in order to open a channel to allow ships to safely transit to and from Pier G at the Port of Long Beach following an incident on Tuesday morning that caused an estimated 75 shipping containers to fall from the cargo ship Mississippi.

Containers collapse from ship at Port of Long Beach

A smaller emissions capture barge was connected to Mississippi at the time of the accident and was damaged

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