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Ukrainian Naval Drones Attack Russian Black Sea Port
The strike on August 4 came after Russia hit numerous port and grain-terminal targets, disrupting Ukraine’s ability to export grain.
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Suez Canal Tugboat Sinks After Collision Leaving One Person Missing
A salvage team rescued six of the seven crew from the sunken tugboat, and a search was ongoing for the missing crew member.
Suez Canal. Photo: iStock.com/IgorSPb
Global Grain Prices Soar Following Russian Attack on Ukrainian Port
The EU warned developing countries that Russia would begin offering cheap grain as a way to create new dependencies stemming from economic vulnerabilities and global food insecurity.

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The Importance of Investing in Ports for the Future of the Supply Chain
Reliable logistical information depends on seaports with technological systems that move containers without delays.
Photo: Port of Virginia
ONE Announces Service Further Connecting North and South America
The service, which will be launched in September 2023, will connect South Florida to Honduras, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador.
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Port Operators Agree to Tentative Labor Deal with Canadian Dockworkers
The two sides were able to reach a new deal with the help of the Canada Industrial Relations Board.
Port of Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada. Photo: iStock.com/limpers
Canada Set to Intervene in Dockworker Dispute to Keep Ports Open
Business groups  lambasted the union, saying it was time for the government to intervene to ensure that the ports stay open.
A picket line at the Neptune Terminal at the Port of Vancouver during a dockworkers strike in Vancouver earlier in July. Photo: Bloomberg
Shipping Routes for Ukrainian Grain Exports Dwindle Under Russian Attacks
Even before Russia terminated the Black Sea agreement, Ukraine had increasingly relied on alternative routes for its exports.
Cargo Ship on the Danube River. Photo: iStock.com/tepic
ILWU Canada Calls Off Strike Hours After Issuing Notice
The British Columbia Maritime Employers Association said the actions by both sides show that the negotiations remain unpredictable.
Port of Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada. Photo: iStock.com/limpers
Strikes Resume at Canadian Ports After ILWU Rejects Tentative Deal
ILWU Canada said that it did not believe the recommendations proposed by mediators would sufficiently protect port workers’ jobs now or in the future.
Vancouver, Canada. Photo: iStock.com/bloodua
Shippers, Union Reach Deal to End Strike That Snarled Canadian Ports
The strike at ports that handle about a quarter of Canada’s total traded goods reduced arrivals of container ships and diverted vessels to U.S. facilities.
Ships at the Port of Vancouver during a dockworkers strike on July 5. Photographer: Jimmy Jeong/Bloomberg
Port of LA Cargo Volumes Hit a 12-Month High in June
The volumes for June 2023 were just 5% lower than the port's all-time monthly cargo handling record, which was set in June 2022.

Port of Los Angeles. Photo: iStock.com/jgroup
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