Sudden Reversal: Houthis Deny General Red Sea Transit Fee Plan as Bab el-Mandeb Controls Tighten, Raising Route Risks and Costs for Freight Forwarders
The Red Sea shipping situation has taken a sudden turn. On July 29, Reuters reported that Yemen’s Houthis were considering chargin
Iran Rejects Joint Management Plan: Strait of Hormuz Navigation Regime to Be Restructured as Freight Forwarders Strengthen Risk Controls for Energy Routes
A new development has emerged in Middle East cross-border shipping. On July 28, The Wall Street Journal reported that Iran had for
Chattogram Port Suspends Storage Fee Increase: Bangladesh Route Logistics Costs Stabilize as Freight Forwarders Review the Policy Change
The latest logistics policy development at Chattogram Port has been confirmed. Bangladesh’s largest port and key logistics hub has
India Introduces New Maritime Rules: Controls on Plastic Pellet Exports Tightened Following the MSC Elsa 3 Incident
Environmental compliance requirements in global shipping continue to tighten, with marine pollution incidents prompting countries
Maersk Takes Delivery of Its First VLAC: First Very Large Ammonia Carrier Marks a Shift in Clean-Energy Shipping
Global clean-energy shipping is developing rapidly, with the maritime transport of liquefied ammonia and other new-energy gases be
Breaking: Houthis Claim Attack on Saudi Tanker as Bab el-Mandeb Traffic Falls by Half, Reshaping Red Sea Shipping
Security risks in the Red Sea continue to escalate. On July 28, the Houthis claimed that they had attacked the Saudi-flagged tanke
