The carrier has completed network consolidation in four major U.S. markets and plans to expand the initiative to Los Angeles, Oklahoma City and Charlotte once the holiday shipping rush concludes, with full implementation targeted for 2027.
The latest contracts cover four bulk carriers and seven LR2 product tankers, bringing the Group’s overall newbuild portfolio, including options, to 111 vessels, with deliveries scheduled for 2029 and 2030.
The 209,000 dwt bulk carrier successfully completed a two-hour ammonia bunkering operation in Australia, marking a major milestone in the development of alternative marine fuels and the decarbonisation of global shipping.
A growing dispute over the proposed Net Zero Fund is putting the IMO's decarbonisation strategy at risk, with political opposition raising the prospect of fragmented regional regulations and a weakened global maritime framework.
More than eight months after the outbreak of the US-Israel war with Iran, the Hatthaya Naree remains stranded in the region as security concerns continue to prevent safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Shanghai → Los Angeles$8,007+2%
Shanghai → New York$10,166+1%
Shanghai → Rotterdam$3,632+3%
Shanghai → Genoa$4,152+5%
Reference snapshot, not live. Weekly reference snapshot; period: 22 Oct 2026; published Oct 22, 2026. Source: Drewry (opens in a new tab).
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The Icelandic aircraft lessor has agreed to acquire one Boeing 767-300BCF, with options for two additional conversions, marking its first order for the widebody freighter after placing 11 BCF orders since 2021.
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The Persian Gulf Strait Authority added 114 ships to its non-compliance register in a single update, bringing the total to 240. The expanded list includes dozens of vessels linked to Sinokor, Kuwait Oil Tanker Company, Bahri and ADNOC, amid continuing security concerns in the Strait of Hormuz.
The Los Angeles-based startup uses satellite imagery, infrared analysis and AI-powered tools to identify crops at risk of falling short of buyers’ specifications, giving growers time to redirect shipments and reduce food waste.