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Yara to start operating the world’s first zero-emission containership
Oslo – Today, the world’s first electric and self-propelled container ship – Yara Birkeland – completed its maiden voyage in the Oslo fjord. “We are proud to be able
UNCTAD warns high freight rates cast a shadow over economic recovery
According to UNCTAD’s Review of Maritime Transport 2021, global consumer prices will rise significantly in the year ahead until shipping supply chain disruptions are unblocked
Port of Vancouver reeling from ‘storm of the century’
Canada’s largest port is hoping that normal operations can be restored this weekend after record-breaking torrential rains last weekend on Vancouver Island caused severe flooding
U.S. Transportation Secretary Buttigieg supports more ‘Marine Highway’ shipping
To shift port containers off congested highways and reduce pollution, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg backs an increase in federal funding for ‘Marine Highway’ vessels operating
St. Lawrence Seaway shipping season heading for strong finish
Great Lakes-Seaway Canadian ports and operators are expecting the final two months of the season to be busy following solid cargo volumes in October. According
Craig Bell Estabrooks new President & CEO of Port Saint John
Saint John – The Board of Directors for Port Saint John has announced the appointment of Craig Bell Estabrooks as President and Chief Executive Officer.
Grain shipments paused from Port of Churchill while rail repairs continue
The Arctic Gateway Group (AGG) has pressed the pause button on shipments of grain from The Port of Churchill in Northern Manitoba for the 2022
MGTP handles first-ever cargo vessel originating directly from Asia to call Montreal
For the first time in its fifty-year history, Montreal Gateway Terminals Partnership, the largest terminal operator at the Port of Montreal, joined efforts with Fracht FWO Inc., an international freight forwarder with a