Around seven ships, mainly dry bulk vessels, crossed the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours, shipping data showed on Monday, as diplomatic talks between Iran and the United States have stalled. The vessels included ships departing from Iraqi ports and one dry bulk vessel from an Iranian port, according to ship tracking data …
Seven ships cross Strait of Hormuz as Iran-US talks stall Read More »
In the face of ongoing instability in the Middle East, CargoTech and its member companies show that tailored technology drives successful crisis management. With their unique blend of innovation and industry expertise, CargoTech’s members intelligently combine market and commercial data with advanced artificial intelligence (AI), to support air cargo companies in navigating unpredictable environments, optimising …
The conflict has triggered a sharp repricing across tanker freight, but the response has not been uniform. Crude and clean tankers both rallied as disruption risk centred on the Middle East Gulf forced charterers and owners to reassess exposure to the Strait of Hormuz. However, the underlying drivers are now diverging. Dirty freight is increasingly …
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Rates for shipping containers from east Asia and China to the US rose slightly this week while liquid chemical tanker rates saw slight declines on the major trade lanes and a bump for cargoes destined for India. CONTAINER RATES Container rates from supply chain advisors Drewry rose by 4% from Shanghai to Los Angeles and …
Asia-US container rates stable to slightly higher; tanker rates mixed Read More »
Events in the Middle East are once again reminding the world of a fundamental truth: global supply chains are not abstract systems. They are physical, exposed, and deeply intertwined with the wider world economy. Disruption in one region now reverberates rapidly across markets, industries and societies. Energy flows, commodity prices, inflationary pressures and trade routes …
BIMCO: Geopolitics, supply chains – and the human face of global trade Read More »
La naviera sirve productos locales y de proximidad para convertir el viaje en una experiencia de identidad canaria Bocadillos especiales, como el de chorizo de Teror y queso ahumado, bollería fresca de obradores canarios, yogures, gofio, fruta de kilómetro cero y bebidas producidas en las islas forman parte de la oferta gastronómica a bordo de …
Fred. Olsen Express, sabor canario en cada travesía Read More »
La Autoridad Portuaria de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, junto a la Fundación Club Baloncesto Canarias y con la colaboración de la concejalía de Deportes del Ayuntamiento de Santa Cruz de Tenerife y la Federación Insular de Baloncesto de Tenerife, celebró el sábado 25 de abril la décima edición del ‘Torneo de Baloncesto Puertos de Tenerife’, …
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Personal científico del IEO embarca durante los próximos meses en pesqueros comerciales para monitorizar el estado de la coquina, la chirla, la concha fina y el corruco. Los últimos datos revelan una preocupante inestabilidad de los bancos naturales, con biomasas a la baja y rendimientos nulos en algunas zonas. Los investigadores apuntan a factores ambientales …
A fecha de hoy, el Puerto de Algeciras y las empresas que componen AESBA continúan sumidos en una situación de abandono administrativo difícil de justificar en uno de los enclaves estratégicos más importantes del sistema portuario español y del tráfico marítimo internacional. Pese al tiempo transcurrido y a las reiteradas advertencias trasladadas por AESBA, nada …
El Puerto de Algeciras, atrapado en la inacción administrativa de la Marina Mercante Read More »
CH. MATE CON EXPERIENCIA EN BUQUE CHEMICAL TANKER BUQUE BANDERA – PANAMA CONTACTAR: felix.oruna@ibernor.eu La entrada Primer Oficial con experiencia en buque tanque Quimiquero se publicó primero en Actualidad Marítima y Portuaria.
