Low water on the Rhine is back, and with it come the usual consequences: barges taking less cargo, higher rates and surcharges, while shippers start asking what can be moved by rail or truck instead.…
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A proposal to sell the Suez Canal, in north-eastern Egypt, has sparked widespread concern among Egyptians, who are already deeply suspicious of the government’s accelerated sale of state assets,…
DP World Southampton will revise the incentive rates under its Modal Shift Programme (MSP) from 1 October 2026. The programme encourages import containers to move from Southampton by rail rather than…
Senior Iranian official warns of maritime exclusion zone if US 'economic warfare' continues The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council warned that if the US continued its "economic…
Traffic in Hormuz Strait slows down on Monday, data shows The number of commodity vessels sailing through the Strait of Hormuz totalled seven on Monday, according to Kpler data released on Tuesday.…
Britain on Tuesday published legislation to introduce tougher sanctions on Iran, expanding trade restrictions and powers to target ships as part of what it described as wider effort to curb Tehran's…
ORLEN and the Port of Gdynia Authority have signed an agreement to explore the development of LNG and bioLNG bunkering services at the Polish port, including ship-to-ship fuel transfers. The…
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