Fees will begin to be assessed after 180 days, will only apply once per voyage, and will not be cumulative
Governor Newsom argues that Trump's use of power is "unlawful" and could severely impact California's economy
March sees no gains in global schedule reliability despite double-digit improvements on major trade lanes
The French carrier will take an active operational role in the October Dry Port
The updated wage structure still has to be agreed at the November meeting of the ILO
Last year saw highest-ever revenues and profits, says port authority
The amendments were made during a meeting at the International Labour Organization’s headquarters in Geneva
Fatalities in UK ports are few and far between thanks to concerted efforts from ports and safety organisations, but technology and improving safety culture can drive accidents down even further
The new IMO agreement will drive shipping away from fossil fuels. But its timidity will make the green transition harder
Founded by Gianluigi Aponte, the Swiss-based container liner continues its rapid expansion, securing a multi-billion-dollar deal and surpassing 20% market share
US shippers may look to accelerate imports before July 9 deadline to dodge potential tariff hikes, increasing the likelihood of an early peak season
Decrease in waiting vessels at Shanghai-Ningbo anchorage, Japanese port workers strike, and New Zealand ports prepare for cyclone closures
David Hammond reflects on the charity’s achievements following its closure because of a lack of funding
