The data increasingly suggests that ro-ro operators are not merely waiting for Hormuz to reopen, but beginning to redesign regional trading patterns around its prolonged disruption. Data from shipping ...

Sustainability is reshaping project logistics, but adoption remains uneven. Operators are weighing emissions reduction against uptime, cost and reliability, with incremental gains in route planning, ...

AD Ports Group has signed a binding agreement to acquire Cologne, Germany-headquartered freight forwarding and logistics provider MBS Logistics for an enterprise value of EUR70 million (USD81.5 ...

Spain has revealed a EUR670 million (USD784.6 million) investment package under its Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan (PRTR), targeting offshore wind, marine energy, pumped hydro storage, ...

Central America is in constant need of new energy resources, according to Christopher Knuth, project manager at Dacotrans Honduras. This is driving demand for project logistics services across the ...

Global technology firm ABB and Cydome, provider of purpose-built cybersecurity, have collaborated to help shipping companies strengthen risk management and support safer operations. ABB’s weather ...

Danish shipping group Norden is set to take delivery of four dry cargo handysize vessels during Q2 2026. The vessels were built in 2024 and feature open-hatch and box hold capabilities that make them ...

Chile-headquartered SAAM reported record results for 2025, with revenues of USD632 million, EBITDA of USD217 million and profit of USD80.4 million. The group said its towage arm remains the market ...

Gard, a shipowner-controlled provider of P&I and marine and energy insurance, has identified inadequate lashings and fire safety shortcomings as leading causes of damage during the ocean transport of ...

Multipurpose carrier AAL Shipping has obtained ISO 27001 certification, the internationally recognised standard for information security management systems. The certification – from classification ...

As the European export market shifts, multipurpose carriers are actively adjusting their liner schedules to capitalise on regional industrial growth. With a surge in Mediterranean project cargo, ...

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz effectively stranded MPP capacity inside the Arabian Gulf, with port calls falling by nearly 60 percent and vessels unable to redeploy into higher-yield trades.