ONE launching India Rail & Sea Solution for Kolkata & Haldia
SINGAPORE : Ocean Network Express is delighted to announce a new gateway for our valued customers at Kolkata and Haldia. Export/Import cargo can be seamlessly routed via Balmer Lawrie CFS, utilizing rail services to
UAE ranks among top 35 countries with largest global maritime fleets
ABU DHABI : The UAE has ranked among the top 35 countries globally with the largest shipping fleets by tonnage and capacity, according to the 2024 report by the United Nations Conference on Trade
Trump’s ambition to retake the Panama Canal could have a heavy cost
WASHINGTON D. C. : In recent weeks, when he was president-elect, Donald Trump publicly said that Panama should return the Panama Canal to the United States and that he would not rule out using military force to reclaim
Sarbananda Sonowal to inaugurate FICCI’s Maritime India Conference & Expo 2025 in Mumbai
MUMBAI : FICCI is set to host the third edition of Maritime India Conference & Expo 2025 from 22-24 January at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, with Union Minister for Ports, Shipping & Waterways Shri Sarbananda
DPA Kandla achieves a record single-day dry cargo handling of 3,01,196 MTs
GANDHIDHAM : Deendayal Port Authority, Kandla achieves a record single-day dry cargo handling of 3,01,196 MTs on Jan 19, 2025, surpassing the previous best of 2,93,023 MTs (May 9, 2023). Utilizing capacity to its
Green nod for second and third phases of Vizhinjam Port expansion likely in March
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : The Vizhinjam International Seaport which began commercial operations in December 2024 is expected to receive the environmental clearance for the second and third phases of the development of the port by March.
Sympathy for the shipping executive : Drewry
LONDON : Do not expect container lines to immediately return to Suez Canal transits after the Houthis say they will stop attacks on shipping. The return of Donald Trump is another wildcard for the
Houthi rebels to halt military operations against most ships in Red Sea
NEW YORK : Houthi rebels have said they will halt their military operations against most ships in the Red Sea, tanker chartering sources and brokers in Singapore, Tokyo and Dubai told S&P Global Commodity