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Costlier palm oil could continue to fuel long-haul trade of soybean oil
The veg oil market exhibits a high degree of price elasticity, with immediate influence on purchasing decisions when the price...
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Tanker Supply to Grow Despite Lower Orders in 2025
Tanker supply is expected to keep growing throughout 2027, despite slow newbuilding activity since the beginning of 2025, since a...
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DNV: Key IMO safety developments
The IMO is making significant progress towards modernizing global maritime safety regulations, with new regulations that seek to enhance standards...
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Glyfada Greek Maritime Golf Event Returns on September 5, 2025!
Glyfada Greek Maritime Golf Event returns dynamically, continuing its successful progress as a top tournament that brings together the maritime...
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Singapore Tops 2025 Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development Index, Marking 12-Year Streak
Baltic Exchange, in collaboration with Xinhua News Agency, proudly announces the release of the 2025 Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development...
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Ukrainian wheat exporters shift focus to Asia, Africa amid EU tariffs renewal
Ukrainian sellers are aiming to redirect their wheat exports to Asia and Africa following the reintroduction of import duties and...
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Ship Pollution Response Organization (SPRO) Agreements in China – New International Group of P&I Clubs (IG) and China Diving & Salvage (CDSA) SPRO Agreement
New IG and CDSA SPRO Agreement The Group Clubs are pleased to announce that the IG and CDSA have agreed...
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DP World’s Pier Expansion Drives Record Volumes, Export Growth at Peru’s Port of Callao
One year after the expansion of its Bicentennial Pier, DP World’s terminal at the Port of Callao has delivered record-breaking...
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Hafnia Announces Signing of USD 715M Revolving Credit Facility
Hafnia Limited is pleased to announce the signing of a USD 715 million Revolving Credit Facility (the “Loan Facility”) on...
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China and India lead modest revival in Asia thermal coal imports
There are some tentative early signs that weak thermal coal prices are starting to boost import demand among Asia’s heavyweight...
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EMEA Port Operators Are Well Placed to Face Trade Tensions
EMEA port operators are mostly in a good position to deal with global trade tensions and slowing economic growth, Fitch...
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EU LNG Imports on the Rise
The EU retained its lead as the biggest LNG importer, significantly increasing its imports during the first half of the...
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Trade tested by policy uncertainty and geopolitical shifts
The first half of 2025 has seen global trade continue its upward trajectory, albeit under the persistent shadow of “increasing...
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Indian Oil to upgrade Panipat refinery’s diesel unit for green jet fuel production
Indian Oil Corp IOC plans to shut the diesel desulphuriser unit at its 300,000 barrel-per-day Panipat refinery for an upgrade...
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UAE says ready for another oil capacity boost if markets require
The United Arab Emirates could further boost its oil production capacity after 2027 if that is what markets require, its...
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Tototheo Global expands partnership with SES to deliver scalable, high-speed connectivity to maritime customers
Tototheo Global, a leading provider of advanced connectivity and technology solutions for the maritime and enterprise sectors, has announced the...
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Shipowners Association of Nigeria Explores Cooperation with SHIPBID
The Shipowners Association of Nigeria (SOAN) led by its President, Dr. Mkgeorge O. Onyung paid a high-value visit to Zhejiang...
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Greek captain and crew commended by IMO for brave acts in Red Sea
Captain Flouris Dimitrios and the crew of the tug supply vessel Aigaion Pelagos among those to be recognized for outstanding...
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The Phased Banning of Scrubbers in Northeast Atlantic Waters
The OSPAR Commission, composed of 15 governments and the European Union, has agreed to a historic phased ban on scrubber...
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Future Fuel Talks: Global surplus trading can sweeten biomethane’s case for shipowners — Hapag-Lloyd
The IMO’s net-zero framework will allow shipowners to generate surplus units and help them recover biomethane costs beyond cargo owner...
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