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Record-breaking week

The Port of Grangemouth, Scotland’s largest container port, handles in excess of 150,000 containers per annum, with regular services to Rotterdam, Antwerp, Felixstowe and...

Malaysia completes twins

With a booming offshore oil industry on its doorstep, the southeast Asian nation of Malaysia is seeing a boom among its shipbuilders, particularly those...

Sea Wind switches route

Estonian shipper Tallink moved its ro-ro vessel Sea Wind from her current Turku-Långnäs-Stockholm route to the growing Finland-Estonia service on 8January. Tallink said its...

Union slams emissions alarm

Shipping union RMT has criticised what it describes as ‘blatantly alarmist’ noises coming from the industry over the EU’s new sulphur emissions rules, claiming...

Change of ownership

Shipping companies do not always own their vessels outright. An example is Royal Caribbean’s Radiance class cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas, which the...

Wellington tugs depart

The end of New Zealand service has come for Wellington’s two long-serving tugs Toia and Ngahue. Renamed Delta 200 and Delta 300 respectively, the...
Ships Montly - January 2024
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