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October 25, 2025
NGOs Welcome IMO Progress for Cutting Shipping’s Climate Impact Despite Net-Zero Framework Delay
LONDON: As a meeting of the International Maritime Organization’s Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions from Ships (ISWG-GHG 20) closes in London, the Clean Shipping Coalition (CSC) applauds IMO Member States for
October 25, 2025
Drewry: World Container Index up 3% last week
LONDON: For many years, World Container Index has been the go-to, independent, global reference for index-linked contracts. Drewry’s World Container Index increased 3% to $1,746 per 40ft container this week. Drewry’s detailed assessment for
October 25, 2025
Baltic Index headed for Weekly Loss on declining Capesize Rates
LONDON: The Baltic Exchange’s Dry Bulk Sea Freight index, which monitors rates for vessels moving dry bulk commodities, extended losses on Friday and was headed for a weekly loss, pressured by declining capesize vessel
October 24, 2025
World’s first: Circular Route at Europort shows how smart use of raw materials is futureproofing the maritime sector
ROTTERDAM: During Europort 2025 from 4 to 7 November, Rotterdam Ahoy will be the stage for the world’s first Circular Route: an innovative tour of frontrunners who demonstrate that smarter use of raw materials is
October 23, 2025
CMA CGM returns to resume Russian service after a three-year absence
MARSEILLE : CMA CGM will next month resume regular services to Russia for the first time since March 2022. It will add a new call at the Baltic Sea port of St Petersburg as
October 23, 2025
HMM orders $2.8 billion fleet of LNG-fueled containerships and VLCCs
SEOUL : South Korean Shipping Line HMM has placed a KRW 4 trillion (US $2.814 billion) newbuilding order for vessels that will significantly expand its fleet portfolio. The order includes a dozen 13,000 TEU
October 23, 2025
Gemini Cooperation to divert two US-flagged vessels from China
COPENHAGEN : Two container ships operated by Maersk and Hapag-Lloyd as part of the Gemini Cooperation on a transpacific service will no longer call Ningbo as Chinese port fees for US-flagged ships come into
October 23, 2025
Israel-Hamas ceasefire will not bring global freight fleet back to Red Sea quickly
COPENHAGEN: Maritime experts and shipping industry insiders are not expecting a return of ocean carriers to the Red Sea anytime soon, despite the Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal. “This is all still very early days,” said
October 23, 2025
