Recovery operation lifts tugs from river bottom

Two marine tugboats that were sunk at the dock after a ship crashed into them have been recovered from the bottom of the Mersey River in Tasmania

MSC reroutes vessels to avoid whales

MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company is adjusting its ships routes in the waters around Sri Lanka to protect blue whales and other marine mammals

Bolloré Logistics joins French shippers looking at sailing ships

Coalition represents shippers whose goal is to encourage the industrial use of alternative propulsion solutions, such as wind-assisted propulsion

Maersk shifting Vancouver calls due to congestion

In a note to customers, the liner company said West Coast terminals have experienced berthing delays in recent weeks due to inland network congestion, particularly in Toronto and Montreal

Containers lost at sea trending upwards

The number of shipping containers lost at sea increased by 18 percent in 2021, reversing a trend that saw container losses decreasing

Hapag Lloyd celebrates 175 years

When it was founded in 1847, the company’s main field of business was transporting mail and passengers, especially emigrants headed to North America. Cargo initially only played a secondary role

China lockdowns have not affected U.S. port volumes, report says

Another record month of U.S. ocean container import volumes in April, but reduced wait times at top U.S. ports.

Suez Canal sees record revenues in April

More vessels, higher fees add up to record-breaking month, canal chief says

Container market won’t stabilize until 2023, Drewry reports

Carriers and their customers may have to struggle with at least another 12 months of lengthy delays and high freight rates

Ever Forward refloated

After two unsuccessful attempts to dislodge it, and the subsequent removal of roughly 500 of the 5,000 containers it was carrying, the container ship was refloated just before 7 a.m. Sunday