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Three Maersk companies hit by new sanctions against Russia
Maersk Line and two of the liner company's subsidiaries have been working closely with major Russian aluminum producer Rusal, which is now hit hard by new sanctions imposed by the US.
Scores of dry bulk operators opening offices in Copenhagen
The number of dry bulk shipping companies in Denmark has increased significantly in the past three years, and numerous new offices have been established in the country's capital region. ShippingWatch provides an overview of the new players.
Seatrade has appealed verdict in case about illegal scrapping
Reefer carrier Seatrade has decided to appeal the scrapping verdict issued against the company and two of its executives in March, the company tells ShippingWatch.
DNV GL: Here are seven alternatives for shipping to battle climate change
Classification bureau DNV GL points to seven alternatives to traditional shipping to reach sulfur and greenhouse gas reduction targets.
Maersk and MSC could benefit from South Korea's state subsidies
The world's two biggest liner companies, Maersk Line and MSC, could in practice benefit from South Korea's massive state aid to carrier Hyundai Merchant Marine, says shipping analyst Lars Jensen.
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