VISAKHAPATNAM : In the financial year 2023-24, Visakhapatnam Port Authority led the country in marine cargo exports, amounting to Rs 17,989 crore. This figure represents approximately 29.7% of India’s total marine cargo exports for
NEW DELHI : Exports of marine products contracted by 8.74 per cent to USD 7.37 billion during 2023-24 due to demand slowdown in key markets of the US and Europe, according to the Commerce
TYNE : NorthStandard’s annual review highlights positive progress across key performance indicators. The global marine insurer recorded increases in premium income, investment returns, and free reserves for the 2023/24 policy year. The combined net
LONDON : Peel Ports Group, the UK’s second-largest port operator, has unveiled plans to create the nation’s first green shipping corridors to Ireland. The inaugural routes will connect Belfast to Heysham in Lancashire and
HALDIA : The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) organised a ‘Pollution Response Seminar and Mock Drill’ at the Headquarters Coast Guard District No. 8 (West Bengal) in Haldia on May 22-23, 2024. The event gathered
MALAPPURAM : Two fishermen were killed after their boat collided with a cargo vessel in the Arabian Sea approximately 38 miles off Ponnani coast here in the wee hours of Monday. The deceased are Azheekal
MUMBAI : Knowledge Marine & Engineering Works Ltd(KMEW) has received the Letter of Award (LoA) from the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) for the procurement for ‘Fairway-Maintenance on Quantity Based Dredging of Barh
RIYADH : Saudi Red Sea Authority (SRSA) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with NEOM. Under the terms of the agreement, the two parties will collaborate to develop legislation, regulations and technology in
MUMBAI : SHM Shipcare, a pioneering force in India’s shipbuilding, maritime, and offshore sector and a renowned provider of life-saving services worldwide, unveiled a ground-breaking innovation, signalling the dawn of “Wings-to-Waves” transformation within the nation’s vital
NEW DELHI : The Government of India aims to increase its marine product exports to $12 billion in the next two years by increasing its processing capacity and shifting to higher-value-added products. In 2022-23,