“In the Greek government and in the ministry of maritime affairs and insular policy, we are very happy and satisfied to be here with you today, as security issues in ports and security issues at sea – are very important to us,” the minister highlighted in his speech.

The container liner giant Ocean Network Express (ONE) plans a return to the Red Sea with the launch of the new RCS (Red-Sea China Service).

As an update to our third Customer Advisory, ONE would like to provide the latest details regarding the fire incident onboard the M/V ONE HENRY HUDSON at the Port of Los Angeles.

We would like to inform you that ONE will be making the following vessel schedule arrangement.

The world’s largest container builds on a strong presence in Qingdao and celebrates 3 million teu in volume at Qianwan Terminal

Criminal gangs have infiltrated maritime supply chains and now operate legitimate forwarding businesses that also move significant amounts of illegal drugs.

The Federal Maritime Commission has completed its first phase of an investigation into possible unfavorable actions by Spain against U.S. shipping and is now seeking further input from the shipping community.

Investigators from the UK’s Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) have begun an investigation into how thousands of bananas ended up on beaches near Southampton, and why shipping was disrupted after 16 reefer boxes went overboard.

In the early morning on December 19, the 2007-built Singapore-flagged boxship Maersk Sebarok completed a transit through the Bab el-Mandeb Strait and into the Red Sea.