CMA CGM ajusta su red Asia–Latinoamérica y Caribe para reforzar fiabilidad y cobertura en 2026
Se consideran ajustes en los servicios ACSA 1, M2X y PEX2, incorporando nuevas recaladas y cambios graduales en sus itinerarios
ONE adquiere participación minoritaria en la terminal de contenedores de Dalian, China
Acuerdo contempla inversión en infraestructura con capacidad anual de 6,6 millones de TEUs
Reapertura del Canal de Suez: Congestión portuaria y aumento de la capacidad ociosa serían …
A la vez, un retorno gradual podría acelerar la caída de tarifas spot y disminuir el tiempo de los itinerarios
Asian oil floating storage seen declining on lower exports, China buying
The volume of oil stored on board ships in Asian waters, which has tripled since September to a three-year high, is poised to decline as producers of sanctioned oil slow exports and Chinese refiners ramp up buying, trade sources and analysts said. A surge of exports from countries subject to Western sanctions led by Iran …
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Bauxite helps to hold the capesize market
Bauxite exports from Guinea have experienced uninterrupted y/y growth every month so far in 2025, with the final month of December likely to be no different. As a result, bauxite exports from Guinea are likely to reach 175mt, 22% higher than in 2024. This has led to bauxite being the best-performing capesize commodity behind iron …
Drewry’s AIS shows a structural shift in Capesize cargo flows over the past few years
Drewry’s AIS data indicate a structural shift in Capesize cargo flows, driven by the rise in bauxite shipments and the gradual retreat in global coal trade on large vessels. These changing patterns are boosting the utilisation of the Capesize segment. Drewry AIS data shows that Capesize shipping has undergone notable shifts in its commodity mix …
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From Targets to Trade-Offs: Why 2026 Will Redefine Shipping’s Decarbonisation Path
As 2025 draws to a close, the global shipping industry finds itself far from the clean-fuel sprint that many had anticipated. Despite ambitious decarbonisation targets, the year is ending with familiar challenges: unclear regulatory pathways, uneven enforcement and a pace of change that continues to outstrip the readiness of fuel supply chains. “Shipping has not …
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Baltic Index Falls To Five-Month Low As Vessel Rates Decline Across The Board
The Baltic Exchange’s dry bulk sea freight index, which tracks rates for vessels transporting dry bulk commodities, fell to an over five-month low on Tuesday, as rates across all vessel segments declined. The main index, which factors in rates for capesize, panamax and supramax shipping vessels, lost 90 points, or 4.5%, to 1,889 points, its …
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More International Maritime Cases Land In China
China is strengthening its maritime legal framework, actively participating in the formulation of international rules and using multiple measures to position itself as a preferred venue for international maritime dispute resolution, the country’s top court said. On Thursday, the Supreme People’s Court released a bilingual maritime adjudication report reviewing efforts over the past three years …
EXPOCARGA 2025 superó los 11.000 asistentes, consolidó a Uruguay como hub logístico regional y demostró ser referencia del transporte nacional
La tercera edición de EXPOCARGA, realizada del 3 al 6 de diciembre de 2025 en el Centro de Convenciones de Punta del Este, cerró con un balance altamente positivo, superando los 11.000 asistentes y convocando a decenas de profesionales, referentes y autoridades del transporte, la logística, la movilidad, la industria y la tecnología, tanto del …