IATA launches digital cargo platform
As the supply chain becomes more digitalised, IATA saw a need for a platform
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Author: Ian Ackerman
AMSA detains two bulkers for appalling conditions, breaches of MLC
The ships have serious problems with their power systems and the crews have endured unacceptable working and living conditions
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Fremantle Ports finalises container terminal leases with Patrick and DPWA
The two companies have signed up to run stevedore operations at the WA port for at least the next 10 years
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Ever Given still blocking Suez Canal, shipping continues to back up
Issues are beginning to ripple throughout the supply chain as tugs and diggers work to free the stricken behemoth from the sandy banks of the canal; meanwhile, legal problems loom
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Suez Canal blocked
The 20,000-TEU Ever Given has grounded and is blocking the Suez Canal in both directions
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Third and final new tug arrives at Geraldton
The new tug completes the new tug fleet at the Western Australian port
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HMM takes delivery of first 16,000-TEU containership
The new ship is to be deployed on THE Alliance’s the Far East Europe 4 route
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Höegh Autoliners completes its first carbon-neutral voyage
The company’s vessel ran on biofuels in a trial that was deemed successful
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YM Constancy officially named
The ship is the eighth in a series of 10 2800-TEU vessels being built for Yang Ming
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Floods close Hunter Valley coal tracks
The wild weather in New South Wales has shut down the coal-carrying train tracks that connect the Hunter Valley mines with the Port of Newcastle
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