September
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Port News
Panama Canal to allow 36 daily transits by September
Consistently strong rains will allow the Panama Canal to accommodate 36 transits a day from September with the interoceanic waterway…
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Panama Canal Looks to Boost Transits in September as Rains Come Early
PANAMA CITY, July 30 (Reuters) – The Panama Canal expects to increase the number of daily transit slots for vessels to 36 from the…
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Iconic Ocean Liner SS United States Ordered to Leave Berth by September
The iconic ocean liner ss United States is facing a new challenge in the more than decade-long struggle to…
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Great Lakes Limestone Trade Up 10.4% in September
Shipments of limestone on the Great Lakes totaled 3.7 million tons in September, an increase of 10.4% compared to a…
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LOOP Did Not Deliver Sour Crude from Storage in September
The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port (LOOP), the largest U.S. privately owned deepwater crude terminal, said on Friday it made no…
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Georgia Ports Authority Sets Monthly TEU Volume Record for September
The Georgia Ports Authority holds an annual "state of the port" address to highlight the region's growing economy and its…
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Iran’s Oil Exports Jump in September Defying Sanctions
Iranian oil exports have risen sharply in September in defiance of U.S. sanctions, three assessments based on tanker tracking showed,…
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Golar says Croatian FSRU to leave China late September
Croatia’s first FSRU will depart the Hudong-Zhonghua yard in China to its base on the island of Krk in the…
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AIDA Delays Restart Till September in Latest Setback for Carnival Corp
Germany’s AIDA Cruises announced further cruise cancelations delaying its planned resumption of service. This is the latest setback for the…
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Danish Shipper Maersk to Stop Taking Waste to China, Hong Kong from September
By Mai Nguyen SINGAPORE, July 22 (Reuters) – Denmark’s A.P. Moller-Maersk , the world’s top container shipping firm, said on…
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