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2111, 2025

Shippingtelegraph: Drewry: The World Container Index remains stable this week 47-2025

By |November 21st, 2025|

In accordance with the assessment of Drewry Supply Chain Advisors, the container rates this week remained fully stable. As it is mentioned, their composite World Container Index remains unchanged at $1,852 per 40-foot container.

2111, 2025

Shippingtelegraph: Record-seizure of $362m worth of cocaine offloaded at Port Everglades

By |November 21st, 2025|

Cocaine, weighing over 49,000 pounds, was seized during 15 separate interdictions by the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Stone during operations in the eastern Pacific Ocean.

2111, 2025

Maritime Executive: China Denounces US Suggestion for Greece to Sell COSCO’s Piraeus Concession

By |November 21st, 2025|

The Chinese Embassy in Greece has unleashed strong criticism on the United States and its new ambassador to the Hellenic Republic after comments calling COSCO’s ownership of a Greek port “unfortunate,” and suggesting there were ways around it, including the sale of Piraeus. It is the latest criticism by the Trump administration of China’s global port strategy and follows the insistence earlier this year that China was controlling the Panama Canal.

2111, 2025

Splash247: TS Lines returns to Mawei Shipyard for fresh boxship tonnage

By |November 21st, 2025|

Taiwanese carrier TS Lines is adding more tonnage to its growing fleet with a fresh order for up to four 2,900 teu containerships at China’s Fujian Mawei Shipyard. The Hong Kong-listed owner has signed for two firm vessels with options for two more, although pricing and delivery dates have not been revealed.

2011, 2025

Maritime Executive: Generic Safety System Led to Gas Carrier’s Blackout Maneuvering in Brisbane

By |November 20th, 2025|

The use of a generic safety management system and a lack of adequate controls to manage risk led to a potentially dangerous blackout and loss of control as a vessel was maneuvering at the Port of Brisbane earlier this year, reports the Australian Transport Safety Board (ATSB).

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