Breakbulk News

• [Column] Let’s Break the Barriers — Or Stop Pretending We Have a Single Market
• Danish Shipping Firms Navigate Global Trade Turbulence with Composure
• Hudong-Zhonghua Begins Construction on PIL’s New 13,000 TEU LNG Dual-Fuel Containerships
• Russian Rail Freight Volumes Slump as Sanctions and Interest Rates Squeeze Exports
• [Incident] Cargo Ship NCL Salten Runs Aground Just Meters from Norwegian Home
• Emissions Surge at Global Ports: VesselBot Report Highlights Q1 2025 Trends
• Kuehne+Nagel to Acquire Spain’s TDN in Major European Road Logistics Expansion
• Dutch Safety Board Slams Delayed Response in Fremantle Highway Rescue
• Port of Rotterdam Joins Forces with EDGE Navigation on Liquid Hydrogen Shipping Future
• Cadeler Acquires Jack-Up Vessel ‘Wind Keeper’ to Strengthen Offshore Wind Maintenance
• UK Consortium Unveils Design for Future-Ready Floating Wind Installation Vessel
• Heavy-Lift Carriers Ramp Up Fleet Renewal to Meet Regulatory and Market Shifts
• DSV, Mammoet, and Leipzig/Halle Airport Coordinate Seamless Move of 30-Ton Turbine Rotor
• Houthis Declare Maritime Blockade on Haifa Port Amid Escalating Red Sea Tensions
• BBC HOUSTON Makes Historic LakerMax Passage Through the Great Lakes
• AAL Brisbane Delivers Massive Transformer to Port of Brisbane Amid Growing Demand for Heavy Lift Logistics
• Sarens Delivers Precision Engineering in Ghent with Krommewalbrug Installation
• Gebrüder Weiss Vietnam Earns Lufthansa Cargo’s Top Customer Award for 2024
• Ørsted Wraps Up Foundation Installation at Greater Changhua 2b Offshore Wind Farm
• Subsea7 Secures Sizeable Subsea Installation Contract in West Africa
• Harlyn Transports and Stores 364-Tonne Spare Cables for Moray West Offshore Wind Farm
• UECC Slashes CO2 Emissions in 2024 Through BioLNG Strategy
• Trump Administration Lifts Block on Empire Wind Offshore Project
• Vår Energi Extends Charter of LNG-Powered Stril Barents for Two More Years
• LASO Completes 97 Heavy Transports for Colladetes Wind Farm with Precision and Team Effort
• Jan De Nul Secures Extension for Ghent–Terneuzen Canal Maintenance
• First Methanol Bunkering Marks Milestone for Port of Amsterdam
• Lloyd’s Register Verifies Rotor Sail Performance on TR Lady Kamsarmax
• Subsea7 Secures Key FEED Study Contract with ConocoPhillips Offshore Norway
• Hapag-Lloyd Bunkers Bio-Methane as ZEMBA Milestones Propel Decarbonization Drive
• COSCO SHIPPING Launches LNG Dual-Fuel Car Carrier with 7,000 Parking Spaces in Guangzhou
• Riyadh International Industry Week 2025 Strengthens Saudi Arabia’s Role as a Regional Industrial Powerhouse
• Port Houston Sets New April Record with 20% Container Volume Surge
• Massive Hebo 9 Crane Docks in Waterford for Sustainable Bridge Lift
• Mexican Navy Tall Ship Cuauhtémoc Collides with Brooklyn Bridge, Leaves Two Dead and 17 Injured
• Antwerp Port Faces Major Disruption as National Strike Set for May 20
• China-U.S. Shipping Surge Sparks Port Jams Amid 90-Day Tariff Truce
• Cross-Border Maritime Pact Targets Offshore Wind Expansion Across Northern Europe
• Project Cargo Leaders Face Off With Global Trade Chaos at Breakbulk Europe
• [Column] Navigating Europe’s Cargo Infrastructure Challenges
• Boskalis Nears Completion of Sohar Dredging Phase in Northern Oman
• Hapag-Lloyd Reefer Moves Reflect Global Agri-Trade Shift
• US Tariffs Start to Bite: Walmart Prepares for Price Hikes Amid Trade War Pressure
• Royal Wagenborg and INEOS Launch Europe’s First Offshore CO₂ Carrier for CCS
• Six Cranes, One Giant Lift: MAX Services and Morgan’s Cranes Tackle Willow Creek Project
• British Ports Association Names New Chair and Launches Careers Programme Highlighting Industry Talent
• Shippers to Project Cargo Sector: We Need Partners, Not Just Providers
• JR Shipping Orders Two ECO-8500 Vessels in Push Back Into Dry Cargo Market
• Firefighting Efforts on Cargo Ship in Amsterdam Could Stretch for Days
• More California Shippers Turning to 3PLs for Cost Control and Daily Freight Efficiency