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Navigating Tariff Changes: Steel and aluminum imports into the United States

Navigating Tariff Changes: Steel and aluminum imports into the United States
Recent announcements regarding tariffs on steel and aluminum imports into the United States may impact your supply chain. As your logistics partner, we want to keep you informed of these developments and help you navigate this changing landscape. Effective March 12,...
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Trump seeks to reshape Asia’s energy supplies with US gas

Trump seeks to reshape Asia’s energy supplies with US gas
When President Donald Trump sat down to lunch with his Japanese counterpart this month, talk turned quickly to how Tokyo could help realise a decades-old proposal to unlock gas in Alaska and ship it to U.S. allies in Asia. Trump and his energy tsar Doug Burgum framed...
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Heidmar and MGO Global Successfully Complete Business Combination

MGO Global Inc. (Nasdaq: MGOL), a digitally-native, lifestyle brand portfolio company, (“MGO,” “MGO Global” or the “Company”), and Heidmar, Inc., a global commercial and pool management business serving the drybulk, crude oil and refined petroleum product tanker...
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Current Hypocrisies in Shipping and the Urgent Need for International Action

Current Hypocrisies in Shipping and the Urgent Need for International Action
The third panel discussion of the 8th Slide2Open Shipping Finance 2025 Conference was moderated by Mrs Despina Travlou, IEEE Standards Association Maritime Ambassador and Managing Director, Slide2Open Communications. Panelists Mr Stratis Apergis, Co-founder and CEO,...
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U.S. targets Chinese ships with entry fees to curb market dominance

The U.S. government has begun to accelerate its efforts to curb China’s influence in the global shipbuilding and shipping market. The Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) announced on the 21st (local time) that it is pushing for a plan to impose...
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Making Little Progress on Slashing Shipping Emissions, IMO Must Aim Higher To Remain Relevant In Tackling Climate Crisis

Making Little Progress on Slashing Shipping Emissions, IMO Must Aim Higher To Remain Relevant In Tackling Climate Crisis
As a crucial International Maritime Organization (IMO) meeting on reducing the shipping sector’s climate heating emissions closes with little progress made, the Clean Shipping Coalition expressed dismay at the lack of action and demanded greater ambition ahead of a...
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