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ONE Launching Service Between Georgia and West India

The new offering, consisting of nine vessels, will provide the Georgia Ports Authority with access to ten services via the Suez Canal, including nine routes to the Indian subcontinent.

Savannah, Georgia. Photo: iStock.com/Wirestock

Cargobot Announces European Expansion Plan

Cargobot said that it will first launch its operations in Spain before expanding to multiple other countries in the EU.

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Missouri Bans Foreign Adversaries from Buying Land Near Military Bases

The executive order prohibits companies and citizens from "threatening countries" from purchasing farms or other types of land within ten miles of staffed military sites in Missouri.

St. Louis, Missouri. Photo: iStock.com/Sean Pavone

How Supply Chain Experts Said They Were Handling the Peak Season Rush

2023’s peak season will have seen supply chain professionals both relying on tried-and-true peak season strategies and testing next-gen solutions.

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Gebrüder Weiss Opens Third Australian Location

The company said that it is planning to open additional locations in northern and western Australia in order to provide “blanket coverage” for the entire continent.

Brisbane, Australia. Photo: iStock.com/f11photo

ArcelorMittal Signs $2.7B Natural Gas Supply Deal with Mexico’s CFE

ArcelorMittal said that the contract would provide its operations in Lazaro Cardenas in the state of Michoacan with gas from Waha, Texas.

Saint-Denis, France. Photo: iStock.com/HJBC

DTN Aims to Improve Safety and Efficiency with Optimal Speed Routing

DTN said the feature will allow ship owners and charterers to better plan for and adapt to potential voyage disruptions that can affect a company’s performance, bottom line or emissions.

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Ocean Shipping Gears up to Meet Low Carbon Fuel Target

The International Maritime Organization’s goal is that near-zero greenhouse gas emission fuels shall represent at least 5% of the energy used by shipping in 2030, while striving to hit 10%.

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Ocean Freight Rates Likely to Spike Because of Red Sea Crisis

Almost a fifth of global container trade has already diverted away from the Red Sea and Suez Canal.

The long and more expensive way is around the Cape of Good Hope. Photo: iStock.com/Felipe Meneses

Companies Will Embrace Near- and Friendshoring Over the Next Five Years

Sixty-three percent of survey participants said they are planning to restructure their supply chain over the next five years.

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World Courier Opening Three New U.S. Transportation Stations

World Courier said the stations will allow the company to expand its capacity to store, handle and transport pharmaceutical products, including those that require cryogenic storage.

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China Produces Over Half the World’s Deadweight Tonnage

China’s shipbuilding output increased by 12% year-on-year to 38 million dwt during the period running from January 2023 to November, making up50.1% of the planet’s total output.

An LNG carrier vessel. Photo: iStock / nikkytok

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