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Sign of the Times: Cruise Ship Chandler Liquidates Miami Warehouse

Sign of the Times: Cruise Ship Chandler Liquidates Miami Warehouse

In a sign of the times, a leading food service supplier for Florida’s cruise mega-ports is auctioning off all of the remaining inventory in its soon-to-be-shuttered Miami distribution center.  With...

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Southern California Port Employees Begin to Get Vaccinated

After repeated calls to add the dockworkers at the ports of Long Beach and Los Angeles to the priority groups for the COVID-19 vaccine, California authorities agreed and released the first batch of va...

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Acquisition of Additional Facilities for Revival of Harland & Wolff

The parent company of the historic Harland & Wolff shipyard group announced a further expansion of the company's capabilities with the purchase of additional fabrication facilities in Scotland as they...

Archaeologists Recover Remains of Six Pirates from Wreck off Cape Cod

Archaeologists Recover Remains of Six Pirates from Wreck off Cape Cod

A team of archaeologists has discovered six skeletons within the wreck of the pirate ship Whydah, which went down in 1717 in a storm off the coast of Massachusetts. The latest expedition - led by B...

Dutch Company Proposes Sailing Ships as Emissions Solution

Dutch Company Proposes Sailing Ships as Emissions Solution

A Dutch cargo company working to develop a fleet of zero-emission sail-powered cargo ships has released a Life Cycle Analysis (LCA), which examines the impact sail cargo ships could have on the transp...

NYK Orders Four LNG-Fueled Vehicle Carriers from China

NYK Orders Four LNG-Fueled Vehicle Carriers from China

Japan’s NYK Line announced that it has ordered four new LNG-fueled pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) as part of the company’s efforts to replace its current fleet with more environmentally-friendly ve...

ITF: Shipowners Should Pay to Change Crews in Bulker Standoff

ITF: Shipowners Should Pay to Change Crews in Bulker Standoff

As the China-Australia coal standoff drags on, the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) is calling on the owners of vessels stranded off China to pay the price and divert to a friendlier...

Port of Baltimore Sets Record for Container Moves as it Expands

Port of Baltimore Sets Record for Container Moves as it Expands

While attention has been focused on the strong container volume increases experienced at the West Coast ports, the U.S. East Coast Ports have also been experiencing strong volume increases starting in...

Green Yard Kleven to Convert Hurtigruten Cruise Ship as Work Expands

Green Yard Kleven to Convert Hurtigruten Cruise Ship as Work Expands

The Kleven shipyard in Norway has received its second significant contract since emerging out of bankruptcy in 2020. Acquired by Green Yard, the goal was to relaunch the shipyard focusing on the growt...

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Cyber Security Isn’t Expensive - It’s Priceless

Widespread digitalization has brought many benefits to shipping. Seafarers can call home more easily and frequently. Port management systems are now much smarter, and digital navigation tools are impr...