India is reworking its Merchant Shipping Act
NEW DELHI : India is looking at reworking its merchant shipping laws as it replaces the existing eponymous Act of 1958. The new provisions will look to include
NEW DELHI : India is looking at reworking its merchant shipping laws as it replaces the existing eponymous Act of 1958. The new provisions will look to include
CAIRO : A recent report by credit ratings agency Ind-Ra highlights the substantial impact on freight and forwarding (F&F) costs, estimating a potential increase of 25-30 per cent
NEW YORK : More than 100 industry trade associations representing the apparel, retail, energy, agriculture, electronics and medicine sectors have formed a global coalition to safeguard Red Sea commerce. On
COPENHAGEN : A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) delivered solid financial results for 2023 in line with our financial guidance for the year. While volumes were up across most
COPENHAGEN : Maersk could look at a potential acquisition of DB Schenker with greater synergies from such a deal than it believed would be the case in the
NEW DELHI : The world’s biggest manufacturer of shipping containers sees a surge in revenues from its hydrogen business, in a sign the clean fuel is starting to gain commercial
COPENHAGEN : Maersk pilots Shanghai as its new global gateway of Less-than-Container-Load (LCL) shipments. The Danish company described this initiative as a “groundbreaking milestone” in the industry for
SHANGHAI : COSCO SHIPPING Lines has opened its new branch office, SARL, in Casablanca, Morocco. Diamond Line, a subsidiary of COSCO Shipping Lines (Europe) GmbH, will play an
COPENHAGEN : The greenhouse gas emissions targets set by A.P. Moller-Maersk have received validation from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), aligning them with the 1.5-degree pathway outlined
NEW DELHI : Indian companies are beginning to report early signs of the Israel-Hamas conflict’s impact on business operations, limited to those with exposures to either commodity supplies