Climate change: Shipping industry calls for new global carbon tax

Implementing a new tax will be complex, says Guy Platten, secretary-general of the International Chamber of Shipping The global

No cracking signs in exports flow despite emergence of Corona’s fresh wave, says FIEO President

NEW DELHI : In the history of Indian exports the year 2020-21 was undoubtedly the most topsy turvy with

Ship Operators Move Toward LNG to Pare Emissions

Natural gas-powered vessels are becoming more popular as a halfway measure as a search continues for non-carbon-based fuels SHANGHAI

Allcargo to immediately uplift 500 oxygen concentrators from Singapore to Maharashtra

To supply from Singapore free of cost as the state battles a very severe second wave of the pandemic.

Dubai’s DP World sees strong first quarter 2021 container volumes, led by India and Australia

The company’s Jebel Ali terminal posted a 2.6% year-on-year rise in goods handled DUBAI : DP World on Thursday

Box shortages and Port congestion now an ‘industry-wide challenge’ across Asia

MUMBAI : Equipment shortages in Asia will get worse over the next two weeks, say carriers, impacting both deepsea

Container prices surge in India as supply chain logjam tightens supply

Chennai was the most expensive location to buy used boxes in March, says Container xChange CHENNAI : Container shortages,

Sri Lanka asks China-bound ship to leave Hambantota Port after uranium found on it

The ship was on its way to China from the port of Rotterdam in the Netherlands when it developed

Port volumes moderate but still resilient: Ind-Ra

India’s port volumes growth has moderated but is still resilient to shocks such as the recent Suez Canal blockage,

Suez Canal receives giant dredger in planned upgrade

EGYPT : A giant dredger has made it to the Great Bitter Lakes, near the Suez Canal, in preparation