MARITIME HISTORY: Safety and seaworthiness
January 1924 saw a decision in the US courts that employment of abusive officers could render a vessel “unseaworthy”
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 1st February, 2024
January 1924 saw a decision in the US courts that employment of abusive officers could render a vessel “unseaworthy”
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 1st February, 2024
The strength of Israel’s maritime industry has been tested over many years of conflict, but the ongoing Israel-Hamas war is testing shipping and supply chains
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 29th January, 2024
The association proposed a dedicated regulatory body in a three-point plan for maritime reform
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 25th January, 2024
The week in bulk: the regular report global bulk sea freight markets from the Baltic Exchange
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 19th January, 2024
The week in bulk: the regular report global bulk sea freight markets from the Baltic Exchange
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 19th January, 2024
SHIPPING data analyst Sea-Intelligence has reported a major capacity drop as the Red Sea situation...
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 19th January, 2024
The Drewry World Container Index continues its steep upward trajectory, indicating increasing global container freight rates
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 19th January, 2024
The company, which is developing concepts for maritime hydrogen transport, has a new product development director
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 18th January, 2024
Australian agricultural trade logistics is facing headwinds from the escalating Red Sea tensions, according to Rabobank
Read MorePosted by Daily Cargo News | 18th January, 2024
ClassNK said this is the first AiP certification for a maritime hydrogen fuel cell system developed by a Japanese manufacturer
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