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UK to spend over £100 million on ferries to cope with no-deal Brexit
The British government will spend more than 100 million pounds chartering extra sea ferries to ease cross-Channel congestion if the United Kingdom fails to secure a trade deal before leaving the European Union next year.
Russian carrier ship which ran aground off Cornwall is refloated
HM Coastguard coordinated assistance to a 180 metre bulk carrier which dragged her anchor and grounded on the western side of the port entrance between Swanpool and Gullyngvase beaches
Madagascar says seizes Panamanian-flagged vessel with Chinese crew
Madagascar said it had seized a Panamanian-flagged ship with Chinese crew in its waters and said the vessel, that authorities had tracked for some time, was being used to plunder its resources.
Doubling The Green Efforts: Green Sea Guard And Green Award Join Forces
Green Sea Guard joined the community of Green Award incentive providers, offering an 8% discount on its product price list.
Nasdaq Helsinki welcomes Tallink Grupp
Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) announces that trading in AS Tallink Grupp shares (short name: TALLINK) commence on Nasdaq Helsinki Main Market. Tallink Grupp is a mid cap company within the
Maersk in negotiations for 10 feeder ships
According to the Wall Street Journal, Maersk Line is currently in negotiations with Jiangnan Shipyard regarding a contact for five feeder ships. The contract includes the option of another five.
Statement from the UK Chamber of Shipping on the Brexit deal
The UK Chamber of Shipping has welcomed reports that the UK Government and the European Union have reached agreement on the UK’s withdrawal.
