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Sustainability has evolved from a long-term aspiration into an operational requirement that directly influences port competitiveness. Amid increasingly stringent regulations, growing pressure from cus

The El Niño phenomenon is one of the most significant climate drivers capable of disrupting global maritime trade. Its effects on rainfall, storm intensity, wave conditions and river flows can …

In industries where operational disruptions can result in significant financial losses, the ability to move critical components in the shortest possible time has become a key differentiator for logist

The shipping industry is in an intermediate stage of its post-pandemic recovery, characterized by a "fragile balance" between fleet capacity growth and an increasingly uncertain macroeconomic environm

The container shipping market is facing renewed uncertainty after the approximately 7,000-TEU container ship GFS Galaxy was struck in an Iranian attack while transiting the Strait of Hormuz on 11 …

Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC) continue to post accelerating export growth, with nearly two years of uninterrupted expansion driven primarily by higher export volumes, complemented by improved

Claims involving people continued to represent one of the largest components of Protection and Indemnity (P&I) claims handled by Gard during 2025. According to a new report by the insurer, …

TOC Worldwide continues to advance preparations for TOC Americas 2026, the new edition of the leading container supply chain event in the Americas, which will bring together industry representatives f

The International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) recently published the report “ICS Maritime Barometer 2025-2026”, which aims to analyze the perception of maritime industry leaders regarding the main risks

As part of the commemoration of the 10th anniversary of its Sustainability Report, Ultramar held the discussion forum “Connecting to Build Trust” in Valparaíso. Following the event, Ultramar Chairman