Five Facts About Sustainable Ship Recycling

Despite recycling a majority of tonnage annually, South Asian countries have been repeatedly questioned about the environmental viability of such activity. This is despite the fact that almost everything on an end-of-life and the ship itself is recycled and reused, which adds to the sustainability of our natural resources.

Saudi Aramco signs $44 bn deal for mega Indian refinery

Saudi Aramco on Wednesday announced a $44-billion deal to build a giant refinery complex in India with three Indian firms that will become a crucial new outlet for the world's biggest supplier.

Will Weak Spot Market End Bull Run for Transpacific Contracts?

A top-heavy delivery schedule and sluggish demand may force shipping lines to lower 2018 transpacific contract rates.

Hyundai Merchant Marine in Aggressive Expansion in India

With India’s high economic growth and the improvement of container market, Hyundai Merchant Marine (HMM) has been aggressively expanding its sales activities within the region. HMM currently operates seven services and ten vessels between Asia-India, and its export volume from India last year increased almost 70% year-over-year.
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Trade War Is Risk for Export-Led Southeast Asia

The World Bank warned that a trade war between the U.S. and China will hurt economies in Southeast Asia since they rely on exports for growth.

King Abdullah Port 8th Fastest Growing Port in the World

King Abdullah Port landed the eighth spot among the world’s fastest growing ports for 2017, according to Alphaliner, the global leader in analyzing maritime transport data, port capabilities and the future of vessels and shipping route development.

DP World Australia Extends Partnership with CMA CGM

DP World Australia announced the signing of a long-term partnership extension regarding service of CMA CGM Group vessels by DP World Australia at its terminals in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne and Fremantle.

BIMCO Moves to Cut Port Clearance Paperwork

BIMCO, the world’s largest shipping association, has piloted a project that it claims can cut a master’s administrative workload per port call by as much as 80%.

Ocean Alliance starts 'Day Two' with 331 Ships

The Ocean Alliance group of container lines has begun the next phase of operations, but with fewer ships than first declared a few months ago.
first section: Prospects for the Maritime Shipping Industry in 2018

Beginning of the Departure from the Recession

The history of the shipping industry indicates that the businesses of this industry and its marketplace are cycles of boom and recession, which are repeated periodically.

Qatargas Inks MoU on LNG with Thailand's EGAT

Qatargas and EGAT have inked a MoU that could see Thailand importing LNG from the Middle East nation.

EGA and Abu Dhabi Ports Open Container Freight Station

EGA and Abu Dhabi Ports have opened a new container freight station to reduce trucking within the Khalifa Industrial Zone Abu Dhabi.
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