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HHLA invests in the Adriatic Port of Trieste

This will be HHLA’s third participation in a port outside Hamburg after Odessa (Ukraine) and Tallinn (Estonia).

Nachipa unveils plans for growth in dry bulk sector with ‘cargo first’ approach

Nachipa will be operating an exclusively modern fleet

Abu Dhabi Ports acquires MICCO to enhance its service offering

Expanded portfolio opens opportunities in underserved market segments

ZIM launches a new China-Australia express line

ZIM is entering the Australian market with a fast service connecting China with major ports in Australia.

New weekly service connects Portugal to Liverpool

Peel Ports and CLdn celebrate second service from Iberian peninsula to Liverpool

Successful launching of cargo vessel built by CIMC Raffles

On September 17, 2020, the launching ceremony for Antarctic Provider project was held on CIMC Raffles Yantai base.

Abu Dhabi Ports’ Smart Container Initiative to cut emissions by half

Eco-Friendly Mobile Data Centre Modules Enhance Efficiency and Business Continuity

Port of Rotterdam: Real-time tracking of import movements with Cargo Tracker

Combining data from various sources allows shippers who import goods through the port of Rotterdam to visualise the supply chain more clearly.

MOL obtains VSPS Certificate from Australia’s Department of Agriculture

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. has announced that it is the first Japanese shipping company certified under the Australia Department of Agriculture's Vessel Seasonal Pest Scheme (VSPS).

Konecranes wins order for two more mobile harbor cranes from ZHD Stevedores

Both cranes feature advanced mobile harbor crane drive technology from Konecranes that meets EU Stage V emission standards.

ONE’s new JCV service offers a direct connection from Japan/China to Vietnam

Ocean Network Express (ONE) has announced a new service connecting Japan and China to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

Opinion: UK food industry under threat from maritime crisis

The head of the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) is backing calls for seafarers to be recognised as key workers and has underlined concerns about distribution to food and drink supplies if the maritime industry remains under lockdown.

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