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Gallery: RoRo that Crashed into Anchored Boxship Allowed to Head for Tunisia
The Tunisian-flagged RoRo Ulysse, which collided with an anchored boxship a week ago, allowed to head for Tunisia.
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Port of Gothenburg Starts Building New Terminal
Construction of a new terminal in the outer area of the Port of Gothenburg has started.
ONE, Hapag-Lloyd Join Forces in Feeder Operations
ONE and Hapag-Lloyd concluded a bilateral feeder cooperation deal, which has already started on the first trades.
Diego Aponte: More Transparency Needed in Cargo Declaration
Aponte: There should be more accuracy and transparency in declaration of cargo.
Gallery: Collided RoRo and Containership Finally Disentangled
After five days of being entangled, the Tunisian Ro-Ro ship Ulysse has been separated from CSL Virginia’s hull.
NAT’s Tanker Rates Witness Strong Upswing
Tankers have recently experienced a strong recovery in the spot market, which tripled from just a few months back.
Drewry: Prospects Improve for Multipurpose Shipping
Growth in renewable energy generation and Asian construction boom lifted prospects for multipurpose shipping fleet.
Report: Carnival Faces Fine for Cruise Ship Pollution in France
Carnival faces an EUR 100,000 fine in France after being accused of exceeding European air pollution limits.
Stena Bulk Sets Up New Tanker JV with Bay Crest Management
Stena Bulk has partnered up with Bay Crest Management in an effort to expand its presence in Asia.
First Vessel from E.R. Capital Holding Joins Star Bulk
Star Bulk Carriers has expanded its fleet with the first dry bulk vessel purchased from E.R. Capital Holding.
Drewry: Tight Supply to Keep Oil Prices Up in Q4
Oil prices have already started to rise ahead of US sanctions against Iran.
Report: Bumi Armada Buyer of SFL’s VLCC Oldie?
Malaysian Bumi Armada has been linked to the purchase of the VLCC Front Ariake.
Clipper Exits Passenger Ferry Sector
Clipper Group to move forward with the sale of Danish Ferries (Danske Færger) to Molslinjen A/S.