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Zim returns to profit in Q2 following box market recovery

Zim reported average freight rates of $1,590 per teu in the second quarter, up by 21% compared to Q1

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Cargoship hijacked off Somalia with crew still on board

Eight crew members and two armed security guards are reportedly still on board the cargoship after pirates gained access to the citadel

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Cargoship declared total loss after unclaimed strikes off Yemen’s Al Mukha

UKMTO said the unmanned vessel was struck 40 nm off the Yemeni port of Al Mukha amid escalating tensions in the Red Sea

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New Orleans container terminal gets regulatory greenlight

The terminal will be the US’ only greenfield container port under development, the Port of New Orleans said following the approval 

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Seafarer killed as bulker struck in latest Strait of Hormuz attack

A chief engineer has been killed after a Greek-operated bulker was hit by a projectile in the Strait of Hormuz, as security analysts warn that commercial vessels now face both attack and detention risks in the increasingly volatile waterway

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Cameroon-flagged vessel hijacked off Somalian coast

The hijacking of Lutuf off Somalia marks the latest in a resurgence of piracy incidents in the western Indian Ocean, where four vessels and 44 seafarers remain under pirate control

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