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A new five-year roadmap targets 100 vessels to expand India’s merchant fleet and reduce its dependence on foreign carriers.

JNPA launches its first long-haul double-stack DFC rake, carrying 360 TEUs, to boost rail capacity and speed up cargo evacuation.

Hapag-Lloyd’s 25% investment in Maasvlakte II will expand its terminal network and support capacity growth at the Rotterdam facility.

The handbook covers global regulations, India’s policy framework, green marine fuel demand, pilot projects and green shipping corridors.

Paradip Port Authority signs three concession agreements worth ₹15.8 billion, aiming for 100% berth mechanisation by 2030

AD Ports Group has signed a major logistics partnership agreement with Team Abu Dhabi for the upcoming 2026 UIM F1H2O World Championship campaign.

The technology will create a virtual replica of port operations using real-time data to improve visibility, predictive planning and decision-making.

The rice was shipped from India to Tanzania before being moved overland to humanitarian operations in three African countries.

Vizhinjam International Seaport officially commences full-scale EXIM operations, establishing direct global maritime trade routes from South India.

The new Phnom Penh facility will more than triple the company's CFS capacity and support cargo consolidation and handling operations.

The 7,000 DWT ice-class vessel can carry project, heavy and dry bulk cargoes, containers, timber and dangerous goods worldwide.

The service uses local oarsmen and waterways to deliver parcels directly to customers in Kuttanad, where road access is limited.