Exportadores de uva de mesa de Chile solicitan priorizar recaladas de buques frigoríficos …
Sector frutícola se encuentra en pleno peak de campaña y requiere un mayor ritmo de embarque de la fruta
Panamá disminuye ventas de búnker un 9,7% interanual a 377.649 toneladas en febrero
Y en enero presentó una caída del 16,4%
Comisión Marítima Federal de EE.UU. amplía auditorías para evaluar servicios de …
Además, examina a líneas navieras independientes que se incorporaron en 2021 al comercio exterior del país
Maersk visualiza presión sobre el transporte marítimo, aumento de costos y riesgos inflacionarios
Señala que la situación podría empeorar si el miedo alcanza a los consumidores
Liebherr Chile espera mantener el liderazgo en el mercado de grúas marítimas en 2022
Con más de 50 unidades en todo el país, la firma posee cerca del 50% del mercado de equipos portuarios
San Vicente Terminal Internacional realiza primera descarga de proyecto del año
Desembarcó la locomotora del operador ferroviario TRANSAP, proveniente del puerto de Houston, EE.UU.
Baltic index down on dip in capesize rates
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index edged lower on Monday, as a decline in capesize rates overshadowed gains in panamax and supramax segments. The overall index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax, supramax and handysize shipping vessels, was down 16 points, or 0.6%, at 2,589 points. The capesize index dipped 135 points …
CyberOwl, HFW Report: Maritime Industry Pays Average $3m Ransom In Cyberattacks
New research has found that where cyberattacks in the maritime industry lead to a ransom payment, shipowners pay more than $3 million on average to the perpetrators. The report, which was produced by maritime cyber security company CyberOwl and global, sector-focused law firm HFW, also reveals significant gaps in cyber risk management that exist across …
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Mines from Ukraine drift into the Black Sea, Russia and shipping sources say
Several hundred mines have drifted into the Black Sea after breaking off from cables near Ukrainian ports, Russia’s main intelligence agency and shipping market participants said. The Black Sea is a major shipping artery for grain, oil and oil products. “Due to storm weather, the cables connecting the mines to anchors were broken,” Russia’s Federal …
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U.S. Importers Are Trying to Ship Around Potential Labor Disruption
U.S. importers are already starting to reset their supply chains to avoid disruptions ahead of potentially contentious contract talks this summer between West Coast dockworkers and the companies that manage the flow of goods through ports. Some shippers are pulling forward their holiday-season orders to get them into domestic networks early, logistics operators said, and …
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