Shipping Emissions Fall as Fleet Grows, Drewry

Global shipping reduced its carbon dioxide emissions by 1.3 percent in 2025 even as fleet capacity and sailing distances increased, according to Drewry’s analysis of verified data submitted to the ... [+]

Fuel-flexible Bulkers Enter Orderbook

Ethanol-capable vessels have entered the dry bulk orderbook for the first time, with 19 methanol- and ethanol-capable ships now on order, according to Drewry. The orders are connected to Vale’s program ... [+]

Multipurpose Sentiment Hits Four-year High

Multipurpose and breakbulk carrier sentiment has reached its highest level since early 2022, with operators expecting tightening vessel availability to persist even if geopolitical chokepoints begin reopening. The Market Sentiment Index ... [+]

‘K’ Line Releases $8 Billion Growth Plan

Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha (“K” Line) plans to invest approximately US$8 billion (1.25 trillion yen) during the five years through fiscal 2031 as it expands beyond its core ocean transportation businesses ... [+]

US Customs Changes Raise Importer Stakes

U.S. importers and logistics providers face a widening list of Canadian tariffs, new low-value shipment requirements and increased enforcement scrutiny as federal agencies reshape customs procedures and pursue tariff evasion. U.S. ... [+]