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Foreign tankers transported over $40 million worth of oil products between U.S. ports without being listed in the federal government’s public Jones Act waiver reports. This concerning finding comes from an analysis by Bloomberg Government, which raises doubts...
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By Weilun Soon and Haslinda Amin (Bloomberg) — In August, the Port of Los Angeles, the busiest container port in the US, successfully blocked over 12...
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The U.S. Coast Guard has decided to cancel the planned high-latitude mission of the icebreaker Healy, which means they will rely more on their newest...
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International shipping is facing pressure to reduce carbon emissions, but the future fuels are still uncertain. A report from the Global Centre for...
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GULF OF FINLAND, Sept 17 (Reuters) – Finnish officials conducted a live drill on Thursday by boarding and searching a target vessel in the Baltic...
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By Raphael Satter and Jonathan Saul WASHINGTON/LONDON, Sept 17 - Last month, U.S. Coast Guard and FBI officers boarded two commercial ships in the G...
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By Stephen Stapczynski September 18, 2026 – At least two shipments of liquefied natural gas (LNG) passed through the Strait of Hormuz this w...
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Saudi Arabia Boosts Crude Sales Following Pipeline Shutdown Saudi Arabia is increasing immediate sales of crude oil from locations outside the Strai...
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By Hyunbin Kim (Bloomberg) — South Korea’s PanStar Group is set to expand its Arctic container shipping routes starting next year. They have recentl...
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Last year, over 10% of cargo units inspected by government authorities were found to have safety issues, revealing ongoing challenges in how containe...
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