Tag: maritime trade

EMSA issued its outlook for 2021, focusing on the main steps the Agency plans to take, in order to deliver its multi-annual strategic objectives based on the information contained in the Single Programming Document (2021-2023).

In light of the COVID-19 vaccine delivery phase, Panama Canal along with Panama Ports Company (PPC) and PSA Panama International Terminal (PSA Panama) joined forces to boost vaccine's distribution to Latin America.

Following the exit of UK from Europe, HAROPA and Ports of Normandy joined forces to help transport operators be better prepared for Brexit changes.

With the United Kingdom officially leaving the European Union on 1st January 2020, the EU and the UK managed to reach an outline agreement on a future post Brexit deal.

As Brexit coming closer, the European shipping industry applauds the efforts of both EU and UK negotiators to ensure the continued fluidity of shipping trade.

The container major, CMA CGM has signed a partnership with UNICEF in order to ship essential supplies to children around the world.

Dubai Customs issued a marine notice to inform shipowners and operators on the movement of goods and commodities between UAE and Israel, advising the lifting of a previously imposed ban.

Amid the Brexit transition period which is about to end on 31 December 2020, National Audit Office urged that UK ports are likely to experience major disruptions due to lack of systems.

As punishment for US subsidies for Boeing, the European Union decided to move forward with its plan of hitting $4bn (£3bn) of American goods with tariffs.

Container Trade Statistics (CTS) recently issued an infographic, showing that global container volumes increased by 6.9% during September 2020 in comparison to the same period in 2019.