Urging against the “weaponization” of economic and trade issues, China on Friday denied claims that it was “remotely controlling port cranes to collect data,” state media said. The claims are “completely groundless,” said Mao Ning, Foreign Ministry spokesperson....

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Cargo moved by rail at the Port of Savannah reached 47,132 containers in January, an increase of 10,000 boxes, or 27 percent. “Customers 250 miles inland and greater are tapping Savannah as their port of choice for ag exports, manufacturing components and retail...

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Weak spot LNG prices globally have sparked spot buying interest in India and the Middle East, attracting selling interest from West African and US LNG sellers, sources told S&P Global Commodity Insights. As of Feb. 16, the arbitrage window between the US and the...

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How do you harness the power of data and technology to transform the way ocean and air freight is bought and sold around the world? That is the task facing Fabio Brocca after being appointed Chief Product Officer at Xeneta – the leading ocean and air freight rate...

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Baltrader Capital GmbH & Co. KG, Hamburg, and Norsepower, the leading global provider of auxiliary wind propulsion systems, have signed a contract concerning the delivery of one 24m x 4m sized Norsepower Rotor Sail™ in summer 2024. The product will be fitted on...

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Vitol Bunkers said Feb. 22 it has taken delivery of its first biofuel bunker barge, the Marine Future, at the port of Singapore, paving the way for the company to expand its footprint in the marine biofuels market in Asia. “The addition of this specialized IMO type 2...

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