Dry bulk news updates

Close to average precipitation also shed's a positive light on the canal's water-saving measures.

An acquisition that is paving a path for expansion.

Mixed market momentum marks the week.

Dry bulk trade in 2027 is forecast to expand by around 2.0% yoy.

This reinforces Baltic Exchange’s critical industry position.

The employment of the vessel, m/v DSI Polaris, is anticipated to make a gross revenue of US$10.37 million.

US soybean sailings to China recover through September.

The Atlantic strong-holds the Handysize market, while Asia supports the Ultramax market in Baltic Exchange's latest report.

Supporting the efficient movement and storage of agricultural products into the UK market.

New appointments reinforce ABP's commitment to customers across Lowestoft, King’s Lynn, and Ipswich.

Turn Services continues its integrated network of marine services throughout the Lower Mississippi River.

The project has increased the cargo handling capacity and throughput of the Port of Gdansk, helping to increase its competitiveness.

Focusing on ensuring operational reliability and sustainability at the Panama Canal.

Baltic Exchange releases report showing mixed markets and multifarious momentum across dry bulk carriers.

Success for GENMA as they deliver two custom-engineered ship loaders for an Indonesian customer.

With current capacity utilisation close to 100%, GE Shipping expands its fleet through the acquisition of a second-hand Karsarmax dry bulk carrier.

PPA berths first Capesize vessel with 16.5 m draft at Western Dock-1.

Diana Shipping Inc. and Cargill International SA extend their charter contract at US$18 000/d.

With more than four decades of service, Espino de Marotta becomes the first woman to hold the Panama Canal’s highest executive position.

The world’s first Everllence B&W G80 ethanol capable engine has been tested and verified at an R&D test at HD Hyundai Heavy Industries Engine and Machinery division in Korea.

Initial 30 000 t shipment of Canadian durum wheat, with two more grain vessels expected this season

The Panama Canal announced temporary modifications to its Transit Reservation (Booking) System for Neopanamax vessels aimed at providing customers with greater flexibility, improving the distribution of available capacity across market segments, and encouraging the efficient use of water resources.

Brad Pronschinske, Martin Engineering, explains how air cannons can safely clear blockages and improve material flow across bulk handling operations.

Agreement brings together exhaust gas cleaning expertise and marine fuels supply chain reach to support joint regulatory advocacy and industry best practice.