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Ten per cent busy season charge on container traffic disrupts trade

Resentment is increasing in the trade against the Indian Railways as they have imposed a 10% Busy Season Charge on container traffic with private ports.…
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Green Corridor launched by Rotterdam and Oslo

A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been agreed upon by the city of Rotterdam and the city of Oslo to develop a new green corridor…
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Aker BP and DeepOcean collaborate on unmanned vessel operations

DeepOcean, a Norwegian ocean services provider has closed a deal with oil and gas company Aker BP to make use of an unmanned surface vessel…
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Antitrust exemption for the liner shipping industry is scraped by the EU

The European Commission (EC) will conclude the EU antitrust exemption covering liner shipping consortia, which has been in operation for almost 15 years as it…
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Green corridor agreement signed between Estonia and Finland

Estonia and Finland have sealed a green corridor memorandum of understanding (MoU) to expedite marine decarbonisation between the two neighbours. The MoU was signed by…
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ONE – Now is the major carbon-efficient carrier, as ‘shipping gets greener’

Xeneta, an ocean and air freight rate analytics platform, has named Ocean Network Express as the most carbon-efficient carrier. The emissions rate has fallen to…
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Asian Steel Makers to Face Anti-Dumping Enquiry

The Australian Government has ordered an enquiry into the dumping of steel into the Australian market, as announced by Minister for…
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Biosecurity recognition for 20Cube

Biosecurity recognition for 20Cube

20Cube has been awarded the prestigious Certificate of Appreciation from the Australian Government's Department of Agriculture. The award follows the…
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