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U.S. planting delays limit losses in Chicago corn futures

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Planting delays in parts of the U.S. Midwest looked set to put a floor under the Chicago corn market as prices were largely unchanged...
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Maersk in several negotiations regarding Global Ports sale

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Maersk negotiates with several potential buyers of Global Ports, states CEO Søren Skou. At the same time, the carrier has almost completed its withdrawal...
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Cunard Announces Deployment, Including New Queen Anne, For 2023-2024

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Cunard unveiled over 110 international voyages sailing on its fleet between October 23, 2023 and May 14, 2024, including the maiden voyages on the...
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Damen delivers Stan Pontoon 12032 to Italian energy contractor Renco S.p.A.

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Damen Shipyards has delivered a Stan Pontoon 12032 to Italian construction and logistics contractor Renco S.p.A. The pontoon will be supporting major energy companies...
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Japanese Yard Endorses LPG As Main Fuel

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LPG dual-fuel propulsion is the system of choice for the latest addition to the Japanese-controlled LPG carrier fleet. The Crystal Trinity denotes a further stage...
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Cruise Baltic & Cruise Norway update Itinerary Planner tool

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Itinerary Planner works by aiding cruise lines in creating a draft of preferred itineraries, offering checks on availability and allowing lines to avoid congestion Cruise...
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Copper, iron ore yet to reflect China’s weakening industrial outlook

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The slump in China’s main manufacturing sentiment index has yet to be fully reflected in prices for key metals, which remain well above levels...
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‘Politically Difficult’ IMO Is Frustrating Top Ship Owners

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Achieving the green transition is “both technically and politically very difficult,” said World Shipping Council President John Butler. The ocean shipping industry, among the world’s...
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Snarled-up ports point to worsening global supply chain woes – report

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Global supply chain problems look to set to worsen, a new report published on Tuesday said, as China’s COVID-19 lockdowns, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine...
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U.S. LNG exports decrease, Europe remains top destination

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U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) fell about 8% last month, according to preliminary Refinitiv vessel tracking data on Monday, but Europe remained...
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