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USMX says talks cannot happen on pre-conditions even as Biden backs workers; all eyes on how long the strike will last.

"Now is not the time for carriers to refuse to negotiate a fair wage for workers while raking in record profits."

USMX made last ditch attempt to avoid strike by offering a 50% hike in wages over six years - an offer rejected by ILU.

Ocean Alliance will cancel 24 sailings, THE Alliance 16, 2M Alliance 16 and non-alliance carriers 34 sailings.

The strike could create a domino effect across the global supply chain, causing backlogs, equipment shortages, and increased shipping costs.

Achieves 45% women cadets intake in India; Maersk’s Indian women seafarers surge from 41 to over 350 in three years.

"Consequences will be severe, not only through congestion at U.S. ports but ships will be delayed for the next voyage."

International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) is completing 50 years of adoption by the industry.

Maersk says surcharges are being reviewed regularly in the ever-evolving environment.

In a broader push for skill development, JNPA will work with the Directorate General of Shipping to create programs that equip local youth with the...

As India is poised for transformation with major infrastructure projects and strategic agreements, the shipping industry faces a crossroads between...

Alette Maersk, Maersk’s fifth dual-fuel methanol vessel, participated in methanol bunkering simulation.