While governments globally continue to fail to address the UN-designated climate emergency, the UK has announced plans to have zero-emission capable ships on its waters by 2025.    
This “ambitious” – dubbed “impossible” by some – target is part of Whitehall’s …

The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) and the Indian government have linked up to tackle corruption in the country’s port sector.
Copenhagen-headquartered MACN, which has launched successful programmes to target corruption among port and government officials in Argentina, Nigeria and on …

Dutch flower exporters and Norwegian salmon farmers could see their transport costs to Asia cut by 80%, following a change in Russian regulations. 
The ministry of transport announced that since July 1, domestic and international carriers would be able to …

E-commerce drove high demand in the UK logistics real estate sector last year, with more than £8bn worth of property changing hands. 
Lambert Smith Hampton’s Industrial & Logistics Market 2019 report claims the level of last year’s investment to have …

MSC has agreed new long-term charters for two post-panamax scrubber-fitted containerships with non-operating shipowner Capital Product Partners. 
By the start of the IMO’s 0.5% sulphur cap regulations on shipping, on 1 January, MSC will have installed exhaust gas cleaning systems …

“When we do deals, I always ask, ‘are the premises sound? Is the risk exposure worth it for this particular company, and have I protected my client’s back?’ We proceed by identifying and evaluating qualitatively and quantitatively the key elements …

MSC has sort to ease the fears of shippers with cargo aboard a vessel arrested by US authorities this week.
The MSC Gayane was impounded by US Customs on 17 June after a raid at the port of Philadelphia uncovered …