ESPO and FEPORT are urging for a mandatory EU tax exemption for onshore power supply.

Ports across Florida have suspended vessel operations as Hurricane Helene makes landfall.

Sea-Intelligence found MSC’s network design nearly halves reportable sailing distances, giving it a cost advantage in ETS expenses over Ocean Alliance’s modest 7% reduction.

UK rail operator Freightliner is in negotiations with Manchester United to allow the football club to annex their intermodal terminal for expansion plans.

CERTUS’ major US customer reports that the first five empty handlers with OCR exceeded expectations, leading to an additional 28 being equipped.

As the clock ticks down to 30 September, the USMX has filed an unfair labour practice charge with the National Labour Relations Board.

Longshoremen are back on the docks at US east and gulf coast ports, but the ILA has not contractually accepted the negotiated wage increase, and there are still issues to resolve.

Panama needs more container terminal capacity, says the General Director at the Panama Maritime Authority.

CINS has released guidelines for safely transporting charcoal in containers, detailing regulations and best practices for all involved in the supply chain.

The Port of Oakland and NWSA have joined the FLOW initiative, which now includes the largest US container ports and major ocean carriers.

While the strike on the US East and Gulf Coast has ended, Xeneta’s Peter Sand warns that “it is only a tentative agreement, and automation at ports will remain a major stumbling block.” 

COSCO Shipping Specialised Carriers has launched a monthly Ro-Ro route from the Port of Gothenburg to China via Singapore, primarily transporting Swedish export cars.