Dry Bulk & Dry Cargo News from Dry Cargo International
WEBSep 18, 2024 — Dry Cargo International (DCi) is the only monthly magazine covering the dry bulk industry. It is essential reading for all senior executives and decision-makers in the industry, and is the leading source of vital market information. The publication owes its success to an innovative approach to the provision of key information on the global dry market in an accurate, comprehensive and timely ...
Mixed fortunes once again - drycargomag.com
WEB2 days ago — Mixed fortunes this week for the sector. The Atlantic was varied with the US Gulf being fairly firm at the beginning of the week but towards the end, some said it had eased. A 64,000-dwt fixing from there for a trip to WC India with petcoke at $27,50 whilst there was a 63,000-dwt fixed a trans-Atlantic run redelivery East Mediterranean at $23,000.
Midland Line upgrade to increase grain volumes
WEB3 hours ago — Midland Line upgrade to increase grain volumes. The co-funded project is part of the Commonwealth and State Agricultural Supply Chain Improvement (ASCI) program Package 1 and will see Government invest up to $45 million towards design and procurement and Arc invest $22 million towards construction. Approximately 77 kilometres of track will be ...
Northport breaks cargo handling record
WEB4 hours ago — Northport's track record in conventional cargo handling has consistently set new benchmarks. Last month, the Company broke its conventional cargo monthly record with the handling of 1,145,021 FWTs, surpassing the previous record of 1,143,318 FWTs set just a month earlier. This included the safe handling of …
Solar power extends concession at Tarragona
WEB2 days ago — The Catalan Port of Tarragona has extended the concession that Ership has at its base on the Moll d’Aragó for a further ten years, until 25 November 2038. This has been linked to a major project to install photovoltaic panels across the terminal. The project has a budget of €2,635,000. The solar panels will be installed on warehouses A11 ...
INTERCARGO Proposals Call on IMO to Review Carbon Intensity …
WEB5 days ago — The International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners (INTERCARGO) has submitted proposals to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) calling for a review of the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII) at the 82nd session of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC 82), being held between 30th September and 4th October at the IMO Headquarters in London.
Dry bulk shipping focuses on safe operations in challenging times
WEBJan 26, 2024 — Dry bulk shipping focuses on safe operations in challenging times. We began 2023 with the dry bulk sector swiftly adapting and diverting to new routes to compensate for the lack of exports from Ukraine and Russia. Throughout the year this conflict impacted trades, with a brokered agreement enabling some ships and cargoes to leave Ukrainian ...
Varied outlook for dry bulk demand
WEBJul 9, 2024 — A varied outlook for commodity import demand around the world is evolving. Global seaborne dry bulk trade evidently has been holding up firmly after last year’s upturn but potential for further growth in 2024 seems uncertain and perhaps limited. Several influences are contributing to a supportive global economy, although a strong improvement ...
Dry Bulk Shipping Report
WEBMar 6, 2023 — Dry Bulk Shipping Report. The average of the 5 Capesize timecharter routes were one step away from breaking through the $10,000 threshold upon closing on Friday after a week of continuous improvement. The BCI climbed over the 1,000-point benchmark on Thursday and despite the backhaul route remaining in …
Dry bulk stays resilient
WEBJun 8, 2023 — Dry bulk stays resilient. Further signs of resumed momentum in commodity import demand around the world have been emerging recently. A continuation of this trend, which seems a realistic expectation, could enable world seaborne dry bulk trade in 2023 to recover from last year’s weakness. Several positive indicators for the global economy, and ...
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