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Sanctioned Russian Icebreakers Assist in Transporting Gas to Europe
A Glasgow-based shipping company has relied on sanctioned Russian icebreakers to transport over 700,000 tonnes of gas from the Arctic to Europe in the last month.
By MGN Editorial
Shipping Market Outlook: Signs of a Potential Breakout
A roundup of recent reports suggesting the shipping market may be poised for a turnaround after a prolonged downturn.
By MGN Editorial
Intermodal Rates Lag Trucking Spot Market, But Change is Coming
The freight market has been sending mixed signals, with trucking spot rates recovering while intermodal rates remain low. However, that dynamic is expected to shift in the coming years.
By MGN Editorial
Tanker Market Faces Crossroads as Russian Oil Sanctions Intensify
The tanker market is at a critical juncture as the EU considers a full ban on maritime services for Russian oil, with major implications for the industry.
By MGN Editorial
Shipping Market Volatility Continues as Container Rates Compress
A roundup of recent maritime industry news, including updates on container shipping rates, abandoned ships in the English Channel, and the growing threat of cyberattacks at sea.
By MGN Editorial
BougeRV Launches Innovative Off-Grid Water Heater
BougeRV unveils a new constant-temperature metal water heater designed for professional-grade comfort in off-grid applications.
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Japan Seizes Chinese Fishing Vessel, Escalating Tensions
Japan seized a Chinese fishing vessel and arrested its captain, the first such incident since 2022, further straining relations between the two nations.
By MGN Editorial
International Roadcheck 2026 to Focus on ELD Safety and Cargo Securement
The upcoming International Roadcheck in 2026 will place a spotlight on electronic logging device (ELD) safety and cargo securement, according to industry reports.
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Trump Proposes Foreign-Built Vessel Fee to Boost US Shipbuilding
The Trump administration's new maritime action plan aims to revive the US shipbuilding industry through a proposed fee on foreign-built vessels calling at US ports.
By MGN Editorial
Mexican Truck Exports to U.S. Plummet in January
Exports of Mexican-made trucks to the U.S. fell 54% in January, according to Borderlands Mexico report.
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U.S. Interdicts Sanctioned Oil Tanker in Intensifying Campaign Against Venezuela's 'Shadow Fleet'
U.S. forces have boarded the sanctioned oil tanker VERONICA III in the Indian Ocean, marking the ninth vessel seized or interdicted in an intensifying campaign against the shadow fleet transporting illicit Venezuelan oil.
By MGN Editorial
Hapag-Lloyd in Talks to Acquire Zim for $3.5 Billion
Hapag-Lloyd, one of the world's largest container shipping lines, is in advanced negotiations to acquire the Israeli flag carrier Zim Integrated Shipping Services.
By MGN Editorial
Hapag-Lloyd in Talks to Acquire Zim Shipping
German shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd is in advanced negotiations to purchase Israeli competitor Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd.
By MGN Editorial
California Turns to Bahamas for Gasoline Amid Supply Crunch
Gasoline shortages in California have led the state to import fuel from the Bahamas, thousands of miles away, highlighting supply chain challenges.
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CVSA Approves Changes to Out-of-Service Criteria for Commercial Vehicles
The Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance has approved 17 changes to the 2026 North American Standard Out-of-Service Criteria that will impact how drivers and small fleets are inspected.
By MGN Editorial
Russian Port Hit by Ukrainian Drones Ahead of Peace Talks
Ukrainian drones struck Russia's Taman seaport on the Black Sea, damaging fuel tanks and port terminals just days before Russian and Ukrainian negotiators meet in Geneva for US-led peace talks.
By MGN Editorial
US Military Strikes Alleged Drug Boat in Caribbean, Killing 3
The US military conducted a strike on a suspected drug trafficking vessel in the Caribbean, resulting in the deaths of three people.
By MGN Editorial
Cooling Inflation and Steady Hiring Offer Hopes of US Soft Landing
Recent economic data shows signs of a potential soft landing for the US economy, with cooling inflation and steady job growth.
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Hapag-Lloyd's Acquisition of Zim Would Consolidate Shipping Industry
Hapag-Lloyd's proposed acquisition of Zim Integrated Shipping Services would further concentrate the container shipping market among the top global carriers.
By MGN Editorial
DP World CEO Ousted Over Epstein Ties
Dubai-based port operator DP World has replaced its CEO and chairman Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem following revelations of his links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
By MGN Editorial