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East-West Trades Hold Firm as Ocean Carriers Balance Capacity and Demand
Container shipping markets continue to demonstrate resilience while ocean carriers are practicing capacity discipline against steady cargo demand...
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See How Jamaica Is Shaping Global Maritime Standards
Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Arsenio Dominguez, confirmed during a visit to the Caribbean Maritime...
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Jamaica Moves to Strengthen Port Waste Management Under International Maritime Agreement
Jamaica is moving to fulfil its international obligations to keep ship-generated plastic out of Caribbean waters, with a...
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“Severe” Risk in Strait of Hormuz as Strikes Renew
In its latest advisory, the Joint Maritime Information Center (JMIC) has maintained its classification of the maritime threat...
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Asia Mega Hub Connectivity Declines as Carriers Shift to Secondary Gateways
Ocean carriers are moving capacity away from Asia’s largest transshipment hubs and redirecting services toward secondary regional gateways....
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Strait of Hormuz Reopening Faces Setback After Containership Strike
Efforts to restore vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz have been called into question following an incident...
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Beyond Containers: Why the Future of Caribbean Shipping Will Be Powered Differently
For more than half a century, the shipping industry has been defined by one thing: containers.Ports competed to...
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Global Port Efficiency Slips in 2025 as “Burst Congestion” Emerges
The 2025 Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) reported a slight decline in global port efficiency compared to 2024,...
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Capacity Constraints, Supply Disruptions, and Demand Pressures Drive Container Spot Rates to Multi-Year Peak
Global container shipping spot rates have reached their highest levels in two years. A combination of geopolitical tensions...
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