With maritime supply chain disruptions increasingly featuring in the news, whether in the Suez Canal, or in San Pedro Bay, California, the anchorage for Los Angeles and Long Beach, a webinar featuring Carl Bentzel, Commissioner at the US Federal...

The Bahamas Maritime Authority (BMA) reports that all of its certification is now available electronically, in line with latest IMO guidelines on the subject.

The fundamentals for container shipping look strong for the medium term, according to panellists at Intermodal Connect.

An industry proposal for a $5bn research fund to decarbonise shipping submitted to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) last week is growing in support from shipping nations.

The Panama Maritime Authority (AMP) is seeking potential partners for Long-Range Identification Tracking System (LRIT) for the country’s ship registry.

RightShip has unveiled a major expansion of its vetting criteria including a comprehensive section on human rights.

The crew change crisis and recognising seafarers as key workers were high on the agenda at recent virtual meeting of the Roundtable of International Shipping Associations.

Ports in the UK are struggling to clear a critical buildup of containers due to Covid and Brexit.

The ports in Florida have still been smarting from the cessation of cruise traffic, and the landside benefits around port areas, but the good news is that cargo volumes have come back

With offshore wind taking off in the US Barry Parker reviews a report by classification society ABS evaluating the US offshore wind industry’s readiness to deliver the 40 gigawatts of capacity the International Energy Agency estimates will be...