NYK has inked a fourth long-term charter for an LNG carrier with France’s EDF Group.

The absence of the usual Q1 low in dry bulk markets helped Norden to a $117.1m profit for the quarter, up from a $14.9m loss in Q1 2021.

Cargill’s Ann Shazell is to be the new chair of the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN).

The Port of Rotterdam is eyeing developing a green corridor with Singapore as a growing number of countries look to pilot environmentally friendly shipping lanes.

Maersk reported its best ever quarter in Q1 2022 with a $6.8bn profit despite taking a $718m hit from pulling out of Russia.

The UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) announced that on May 3, P&O Ferries’ Pride of Kent failed another Port State Control reinspection.

Gasunie and Vopak are to co-operate on the development of hydrogen import terminal infrastructure for Northwest Europe.

In some rare good news about the state of the global supply chain container shipping line schedule reliability showed some small improvement in March.

Three quarters of the seafarers stranded in the Ukraine have been safely evacuated, but 500 remain onboard vessels in the war-torn country.

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