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Maersk Announces $3.6B Logistics Acquisition, Continuing its Expansion

Maersk Announces $3.6B Logistics Acquisition, Continuing its Expansion

By The Maritime Executive
December 22, 2021
A.P. Moller-Maersk is continuing to move forward rapidly with its strategy to grow into a global container logistics company announcing one of its largest acquisitions which will catapult the company...
Rotterdam Becomes First European Seaport to Surpass 15 Million TEU

Rotterdam Becomes First European Seaport to Surpass 15 Million TEU

By The Maritime Executive
December 22, 2021
The Port of Rotterdam will receive its 15 millionth TEU container for 2021 today, December 22, making it the first European port and the first port outside Asia to reach that level of volume. The port...
MSC Buys Bolloré Group's African Ports Division for $6.4B

MSC Buys Bolloré Group's African Ports Division for $6.4B

By The Maritime Executive
December 21, 2021
Global shipping giant MSC has made an offer of $6.4 billion to acquire the Africa operations of Bolloré Group, a French logistics and transportation conglomerate which is exiting the continent after a...
Maritime Executive

U.S. DOT and USDA Urge Lines to Carry Ag Exports or Face FMC Review

By The Maritime Executive
December 20, 2021
The U.S. Transportation and Agriculture departments have written to all the major container shipping companies servicing the U.S. West Coast ports urging the companies to improve service in support of...
Largest FSRU Goes to Hong Kong’s First LNG Import Terminal

Largest FSRU Goes to Hong Kong’s First LNG Import Terminal

By The Maritime Executive
December 16, 2021
Hong Kong's first LNG import terminal will be launched in 2022 including a new joint venture agreement between Japan’s Mitsui O.S.K. Lines and Dutch tank storage company Royal Vopak to supply the LNG....
Mercedes-Benz Reroutes to Baltimore to Avoid West Coast Congestion

Mercedes-Benz Reroutes to Baltimore to Avoid West Coast Congestion

By The Maritime Executive
December 14, 2021
Port of Baltimore officials are hoping a few more people will be finding a shiny new car in their driveways to celebrate the holidays thanks to a combined effort in the port to handle a rerouted shipm...
Crew Reported Kidnapped in New Incident in Gulf of Guinea

Crew Reported Kidnapped in New Incident in Gulf of Guinea

By The Maritime Executive
December 13, 2021
After a seeming lull in attacks of merchant ships in the Gulf of Guinea with the increased international presence in the region, a new attack with a kidnapping was reported today in the same vicinity...
Is the Global Supply Chain the Next Big Cyber Target?

Is the Global Supply Chain the Next Big Cyber Target?

By Sean M. Holt
December 12, 2021
“Cyberwarfare is the greatest threat to the maritime transportation system,” warns U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral John Mauger, Assistant Commandant for Prevention Policy. “The safe flow of global comme...
Maritime Executive

U.S. Houses Passes First Reform of FMC and Ocean Shipping in Decades

By The Maritime Executive
December 9, 2021
In a rare bipartisan vote, the U.S. House of Representatives on December 8 passed a sweeping bill designed to overhaul federal regulations of the global shipping industry. According to the bill’s spon...
Carriers Skipped Quarter of European Port Calls due to Congestion

Carriers Skipped Quarter of European Port Calls due to Congestion

By The Maritime Executive
December 8, 2021
While much of the attention has been focused on the port congestion and resulting backups on the China to U.S. West Coast routes, new data from Alphaliner highlights the impact port congestion is havi...

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