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Baltimore’s Sparrows Point Container Terminal Receives Key Permits

Baltimore’s Sparrows Point Container Terminal Receives Key Permits

by jpsfa admin | Jan 18, 2026 | Global News

Plans to develop a new container terminal as part of the redevelopment of the Sparrow’s Point region of Baltimore marked key steps with the US Army Corps of Engineers and federal authorities granting construction permits. The project is a joint venture with MSC’s...
Hapag’s Terminal Operator Takes Full Ownership of Port Everglades Facility

Hapag’s Terminal Operator Takes Full Ownership of Port Everglades Facility

by jpsfa admin | Jan 18, 2026 | Global News

Hapag-Lloyd’s Hanseatic Global Terminals is continuing to execute on its growth strategy, with reports that it has taken full ownership of Port Everglades’Florida International Terminal. Major carriers have been working to build out their terminal operations in...
ABB to Build World’s Largest Shore Power Capability for Port of Rotterdam

ABB to Build World’s Largest Shore Power Capability for Port of Rotterdam

by jpsfa admin | Jan 18, 2026 | Global News

Europe’s largest port, Rotterdam, is among the ports that faced criticism last year over sluggishness in investing in shore power infrastructures, despite pending EU regulations requiring ships to turn off engines and generators in port. Only days into the new year,...
Closing the Gap: EU Harmonization and the Future of Ship Recycling

Closing the Gap: EU Harmonization and the Future of Ship Recycling

by jpsfa admin | Jan 18, 2026 | Global News

Global ship recycling no longer suffers from a lack of rules. It suffers from a failure to connect them. What is often described as a compliance gap is, in reality, a governance failure created by fragmented legal regimes that refuse to engage with where and how ship...
Container Imports to U.S. Expected to Remain Down Till Spring Says Retailer

Container Imports to U.S. Expected to Remain Down Till Spring Says Retailer

by jpsfa admin | Jan 11, 2026 | Global News

The National Retail Federation issued its first outlook for 2026 imports, saying that it believes retailers are assessing what is ahead for 2026 and, as such, import levels are expected to remain down year-over-year until at least spring. While they expect a slight...
U.S. Withdraws From 66 UN Organizations, Including ReCAAP and UNCTAD

U.S. Withdraws From 66 UN Organizations, Including ReCAAP and UNCTAD

by jpsfa admin | Jan 11, 2026 | Global News

The Trump administration has withdrawn the United States from another 66 UN organizations and entities, the latest in its pullback from multilateral commitments. Several of these offices are well-known are known to the maritime community; these bodies will now...
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