Dry cargo news
Meadway Shipping renames to DryDel Shipping
Meadway Shipping has announced its plans to change the company's name to DryDel Shipping by the end of February 2024.
Seanergy enter partnership to improve maritime propulsion
Seanergy maritime achieves key partnership with EU Funding and major industry stakeholders under SAFeCRAFT to revolutionise maritime propulsion for existing vessels.
Mixed sentiments see gradual positivity seep into the dry bulk market
According to the Baltic Exchange the capesize market witnessed a mixed and evolving week with notable fluctuations in different regions.
Diana Shipping announces time charter contract for m/v Maera
Diana Shipping Inc. has announced a new time charter contract for the dry bulk panamax vessel ,m/v Maera ,with ST Shipping taking on the vessel.
Pilbara Ports mark an overall increase in cargo throughput for December 2023
Pilbara Ports has reported that in December 2023 there was an overall increase in total monthly throughput when compared to December 2022.
Eagle Bulk Shipping vessel struck by missile
It has been reported that a dry bulk shipping vessel owned and operated by Eagle Bulk Shipping was struck by a missile fired from Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen as it was transiting past the Gulf of Aden.
Nippon Paint Marine provides coatings for Wisdom Marine Group
Wisdom Marine Group has selected Nippon Paint Marine to protect cargo and reduce maintenance costs with its ship hull coating NEOGUARD TOUGHNESS.
Dry bulk shipping market continues to see sustained decline
The Baltic Exchange has reported a decline in charter rates across multiple dry bulk vessel classes with no sign of abating.
Positive outlook for wheat forecasts
At a global level the forecast for major wheat exporters' stocks have been raised with the USDA trimming its own forecast for domestic stock at the close of the season.
Port of Antwerp-Bruges suffers slow growth due to geopolitical tensions
Geopolitical tensions and slowing economic growth was reflected in the annual figures of Port of Antwerp-Bruges which showed total throughput was down by 5.5%