14 Oct Indonesia Scrutinizes Scrap Steel and Shrimp Trades After Cesium Scare
After a radioactive-shrimp scare earlier this year, the government of Indonesia is now requiring exporters to certify that their product is free of r...
After a radioactive-shrimp scare earlier this year, the government of Indonesia is now requiring exporters to certify that their product is free of r...
IMO should adopt, then fix, the Net-Zero Framework | Beijing issues detailed rules for reciprocal port fees targeting US-linked vessels...
The Pentagon has ordered the creation of a new anti-smuggling Joint Task Force (JTF) within U.S. Southern Command. The new organization will be comma...
Flag hopping accelerates as shadow fleet matures under sanctions pressure | Sweeping Ofac sanctions target Iranian LPG shadow fleet |...
Molgas Energy Group (“Molgas”), backed by infrastructure investor InfraVia, has finalized the full acquisition of Titan Energy Holding, parent company...
The outlook for container shipping remains weak and there is another major risk ahead: The trade-war ceasefire between the US...
The union representing the lashers that handle containers at the Port of Rotterdam announced on Friday, October 10, that its members had unanimously d...
APM Terminals claimed ICTSI failed to comply with the solvency ratio in the tender process, which demonstrates that the successful...
A court in Trapani, Italy has handed the migrant rescue NGO community a symbolic but potentially consequential win. In a ruling this week, the presid...
Ofac has unveiled its heaviest crackdown yet on Iran’s liquefied petroleum gas fleet, designating 14 LPG carriers in addition to...