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Macquarie pays $1.78bn for OOCL’s Long Beach terminal

Ports
Amid a crowded field Cosco has picked a consortium led by Macquarie Infrastructure Partners to buy out a terminal in Long Beach belonging to subsidiary OOCL

ZPMC inks $580m in port equipment contracts with PSA and TIL

Ports
ZPMC, China’s largest port equipment manufacturer, bagged orders from Singapore-based PSA and Terminal Investments Ltd Group

Netherlands to boost Philippine shipping competitiveness

Safety & Regulations
The Netherlands has expressed its support to the Philippines to strengthen the global competitiveness of the country's shipping industry

Ocean governance is an important issue rising in shipping industry

Safety & Regulations
The Inaugural World Congress on Maritime Heritage, that was conducted on March 13-15, addressed current issues concerning ocean governance mechanisms

Singapore suspends Southernpec bunker craft licence over mass flow meter tampering

Ports
The Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA) has temporarily suspended the bunker craft operator licence of Southernpec

One Killed in Harbor Crane Fire in Kolkata

Maritime Accidents
One worker was killed Saturday after jumping off a burning harbor crane at the port of Haldia

IMO 2020: Total Plans NY Event

Safety & Regulations
As the IMO 2020 Global Sulfur Cap draws nearer, confusion among shipowners remains

Azerbaijan starts cooperation with Dutch companies

Ports
The Baku International Sea Trade Port began cooperation with companies operating in the city of Venlo in the Limburg Province of the Netherlands

It’s ‘make-or-break time’ for shipping to invest in women

Safety & Regulations
Digging deeper into the diversity issue and learning by other industries, shipping tends to understand that a diverse organization

2.2 tons of cocaine found on Neopanamax container ship, so what?

Maritime Accidents
2202 kilo weight, were found in containers on board of Neopanamax container ship MSC CARLOTTA at Callao port

Rising maritime traffic could lead to surge in invasive species

Safety & Regulations
Rising global maritime traffic could lead to sharp increases in invasive species around the world over the next 30 years

As fires spike on boxships, focus turns to dangerous goods carriage

Safety & Regulations
Following an above average period of disasters, class society ABS and representatives from the Cargo Incident Notification System
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