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(7 articles)Green Shipping Corridor Alliance Launches With 45 Founding Members
The International Green Shipping Corridor Alliance has officially launched in Beijing with 45 founding members, marking a significant structural shift toward decarbonization in global ocean freight. T
TSCF Releases Vibration Management Guide for Maritime Industry
The Tavern Shipping Coordination Federation (TSCF) has released a comprehensive vibration information paper designed to enhance vibration management practices within the maritime industry. This guidan
Shipping Data Authority Problem Threatens Supply Chain Visibility
The shipping industry confronts a fundamental structural problem: the absence of a single authoritative data standard governing vessel movements, port operations, and cargo tracking. Unlike air freigh
IUMI Updates Livestock Transport Risk Guidelines for Shippers
The International Union of Marine Insurance (IUMI) is revising its livestock transport risk classification and entry criteria, reflecting evolving industry standards around animal welfare, transit con
Shipping Community Advances RoRo Emissions Accounting Standards
The shipping industry is taking a coordinated step forward in environmental accountability through the establishment of a dedicated entity focused on improving emissions accounting and mitigation prac
LTL Carriers Push Shipper Education on NMFC Classification Updates
Less-than-truckload (LTL) carriers are intensifying efforts to educate shippers about National Motor Freight Classification (NMFC) changes, signaling a significant gap in industry knowledge regarding
Reliability Emerges as Shipping's Most Critical Competitive Advantage
The maritime industry is experiencing a fundamental shift in how value is measured and negotiated. While cost has traditionally dominated carrier selection criteria, reliability, encompassing on-time