Nigeria to remain on insurers’ riskiest waters list despite plea
Nigeria will remain on a list of the world’s riskiest waters that insurers rely on to determine how much to charge ships traveling to different…
SC Ports’ Leatherman Terminal recognized as ‘South Carolina Project of the Year’
South Carolina Ports’ Hugh K. Leatherman Terminal has been named 2021 South Carolina Project of the Year by the South Carolina Section of the American…
Russia plans export aluminum, nickel tax to fight inflation
Major metals supplier Russia plans temporary taxes on steel, nickel, aluminum and copper exports to help cool domestic inflation after prices surged amid a broad-based…
Southeastern Freight Lines promotes Raul Garcia to Service Center Manager in Miami
Southeastern Freight Lines, the leading provider of regional less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services, today announced Raul Garcia has been promoted to service center manager in Miami.
EU hits Belarus with sanctions targeting potash, petroleum goods
The European Union imposed a sweeping set of sanctions against Belarus, targeting key economic sectors in its strongest response yet to last month’s forced landing…
Southeastern Freight Lines promotes Garcia to service center manager in Miami
Southeastern Freight Lines, the leading provider of regional less-than-truckload (LTL) transportation services, today announced Raul Garcia has been promoted to service center manager in Miami.
Dollar rationing pushes Nigeria wheat buyers to parallel market
Flour millers in Nigeria, Africa’s biggest buyer of wheat, are turning to unauthorized traders for dollars to purchase the commodity after the central bank restricted…
Egypt expects Ever Given compensation deal signing next week
Egypt expects to finalize an agreement next week for compensation over the giant ship that blocked the Suez Canal in March, according to the waterway’s…
China sues Australia over tariffs in hit to strained ties
China sued Australia over anti-dumping measures on some Chinese goods, further ratcheting up tensions between the two nations.
China may open up to more foreign cotton after Xinjiang ban
China looks likely to allow more cotton imports than usual this year after a U.S. ban on fiber from Xinjiang spurred some Western retailers to…
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