Cargo transshipments in North Sea Port remain stable
For the first six months of 2024 cargo transhipments in North Sea Port have remained stable with strong UK trade.
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For the first six months of 2024 cargo transhipments in North Sea Port have remained stable with strong UK trade.
The Port of Corpus Christi has announced its cargo throughput volumes for 2Q24 which has seen some minor growth.
Norden has been set to acquire Norlat Shipping to further grow projects and parcelling activities.
The Baltic Exchange has reported that the week saw a move in the dry bulk shipping market to correct its course.
DryDel Shipping has expanded its fleet with a new contract for another ultramax newbuild.
Cargo throughput in the port of Rotterdam has remained virtually unchanged in 1H24 compared to the same period in 2023.
Price has been determined to be one of the major driving factors behind the importing of dry bulk commodities to China.
The AAR has reported that across North America rail traffic has seen general decreases in carloads.
Seacon Shipping has offloaded one of its supramax bulk carriers, netting more than US$6 million in profit.
OrbitMI has launched enhanced data-as-a-service for dry bulk Vessel and Company Particulars.
Dry bulk ship owner Oldendorff has announced the sale of one of its post-panamax vessels at a time where the market is softening.
The Baltic Exchange has reported that there was an increase in capsize rates on the 5TC as other markets saw some gains.