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NYK Orders New Car Carrier with Autonomous Tech Features

NYK Line has placed an order with Shinkai Toyohashi Shipbuilding for a new car carrier equipped with the latest digital marine DX technologies.

NYK Orders New Car Carrier with Autonomous Tech Features
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CMA CGM Sets Goal of 1,000 Women at Sea by 2030

CMA CGM, the container shipping company, has increased its long-term targets and now plans to have 1,000 women serving at sea by the end of 2030.

CMA CGM Sets Goal of 1,000 Women at Sea by 2030
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New Zealand Confirms Support for Coastal Shipping Rules

New Zealand’s government reaffirmed its cabotage regulations, which require domestic coastal shipping be carried out by vessels registered in NZ.

New Zealand Confirms Support for Coastal Shipping Rules
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Container Ship Orita Towed After Engine Failure

Container vessel Orita experienced an engine breakdown while navigating the Çanakkale Strait on 9 December during a voyage from Aliağa to Kocaeli

Container Ship Orita Towed After Engine Failure
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COSCO Orders 87 Ships in Record Chinese Deal

China’s state-owned shipping giant COSCO confirms an enormous order for 87 new vessels from shipyards operated by China State Shipbuilding Corp.

COSCO Orders 87 Ships in Record Chinese Deal
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Containers Lost Near Isle of Wight Cause Delays and Warnings

Sixteen shipping containers were lost from the cargo vessel Baltic Klipper near the Nab Tower lighthouse close to Bembridge, Isle of Wight, UK.

Containers Lost Near Isle of Wight Cause Delays and Warnings
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Hapag-Lloyd’s Bid for ZIM Faces Rising Pushback

Hapag-Lloyd is reportedly pursuing an acquisition of ZIM, Israel’s top container line, according to several media sources - and facing pushback.

Hapag-Lloyd’s Bid for ZIM Faces Rising Pushback
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South Africa Refers Price-Fixing Case Against Major Lines

South Africa’s Competition Commission formally refers price-fixing case involving eight container carriers to the country’s Competition Tribunal

South Africa Refers Price-Fixing Case Against Major Lines
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IKEA Supply Becomes First Shipper to Join DCSA+ Initiative

IKEA Supply joins DCSA+, the Digital Container Shipping Association’s partnership program aimed at advancing digital standards across the sector.

IKEA Supply Becomes First Shipper to Join DCSA+ Initiative
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Cargo Ship Strikes Pier While Entering Busan’s Gamcheon Port

A cargo ship allided with a pier while entering Busan’s Gamcheon Port on December 1. All crew were unharmed and no marine pollution was reported.

Cargo Ship Strikes Pier While Entering Busan’s Gamcheon Port
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GSL Expands Fleet With Purchase of Three 8,600 TEU Ships

Global Ship Lease (GSL), the New York-listed container ship owner, has agreed to acquire three 8,600-TEU vessels for a total of $90 million.

GSL Expands Fleet With Purchase of Three 8,600 TEU Ships
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Pakistan Opens First Hong Kong Convention-Compliant Shipyard

Pakistan reaches major milestone with Prime Green Recyclers becoming the country’s first facility to meet Hong Kong Convention compliance standards

Pakistan Opens First Hong Kong Convention-Compliant Shipyard
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Top Ships Considers Move Into Dubai Property Market

Greece’s Top Ships is preparing to branch out again, this time into Dubai real estate through a deal linked to its Chief Exec Evangelos Pistiolis

Top Ships Considers Move Into Dubai Property Market
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Russia Loses Bid to Rejoin IMO Council’s Top Category

Russia has failed in its attempt to regain a seat in Category (a) of the International Maritime Organization Council following a secret ballot.

Russia Loses Bid to Rejoin IMO Council’s Top Category
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Japan’s Shipping Giants Back New Effort to Revive Shipbuilding

Japan’s three leading shipping companies, Nippon Yusen Kaisha, Mitsui OSK Lines and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha, to partner with country’s major shipyards

Japan’s Shipping Giants Back New Effort to Revive Shipbuilding