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The Supply Impacts of the Gaza Conflict Depend on the War's Escalation

At least one shipping line has said that maritime operations have been normal at the Port of Ashdod as of October 9.

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ILWU Files for Bankruptcy Because of Port Lawsuit

The case involves work slowdowns and stoppages at the Pacific Northwest during labor confrontations more than a decade ago.

Portland, Oregon. Photo: iStock.com/Vesivus

Ports of LA, Long Beach and Shanghai Planning Trans-Pacific Green Shipping Corridor

Under the plan, carrier partners will deploy reduced or zero lifecycle carbon-capable ships on the Trans-Pacific routes starting in 2025.

Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/wpd911

QatarEnergy, HHI Sign $3.9B Deal for 17 LNG Vessels

This order marks the next phase in QatarEnergy’s ship acquisition program, which supports the expansion of its Golden Pass LNG export and North Field LNG projects.

Klaipeda, Lithuania. Photo: iStock.com/Natallia Pershaj

Saudi Cargo Firm SAL’s $678 Million IPO Sells Out in Hours

Saudi Arabia has outlined an ambition to become a global supply chain hub and develop one of the largest airports in the world in Riyadh.

A plane takes off at Riyadh airport. Photo: iStock.com/Ankabala

Biden Administration Awards $12M to Marine Highway Projects

The funding will go towards improving the movement of goods along navigable U.S. waterways and expanding existing services in Alaska, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin.

Ketchikan, Alaska. Photo: iStock.com/pabradyphoto

China Emphasizes Importance of Pakistan Economic Corridor

Gwadar is the linchpin of China’s Belt and Road infrastructure endeavors in Pakistan, but developments have attracted ire from Gwadar locals, over illegal fishing trawlers from abroad.

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Blank Sailings Will Rise During China's Coming Holiday

Blank sailings peaked at 21% early on during the first few weeks of 2023 before eventually falling to 7% during weeks 36 through 40.

An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok

Drought Restrictions in Panama Canal to Continue Into 2024

The daily limits have contributed to a backlog of 116 vessels waiting to cross, well above normal, but below the more than 200 ships that were stuck last month.

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First Grain Ships Arrive Using New Route to Ukraine

Officials said it was the first time civilian ships had reached a Ukrainian port since the collapse of a UN-backed deal with Russia.

Port of Chornomorsk. Photo: iStock.com/connect11

YoY Port of LA Container Volumes Grew for the First Time in Over a Year

The port also saw the number of imported TEUs handled increase by 7% year-over-year to more than 433,000 TEUs, the first year-on-year increase in more than a year.

Los Angeles, California. Photo: iStock.com/wpd911

IANA and the Bureau International des Containers to Offer Geofencing for U.S. Container Facilities

The objective is to provide a neutral open library of geofences linked to container handling facilities to ensure that all parties in the supply chain can reference the same geofence for a facility.

Photo: Port of Virginia

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