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India restores cabotage waiver for foreign carriers in 'policy stability' push

Container transshipping over Indian ports has become more pronounced in recent months as carriers increasingly adjust service networks in response to security risks, disrupted Red Sea/Suez Canal routings, and vessel deployment changes.

Port congestion now a structural part of global supply chains: Maersk CEO

The ability of ports and inland infrastructure to absorb growing and increasingly imbalanced trade flows has become the new constraint on industry growth, Vincent Clerc says.

Geopolitics, tariffs to sway second-half shipping outlook: Yang Ming

The carrier said the surge in cargo demand and higher freight rates driven by the early peak season led the second quarter to outperform the first-quarter and year-ago periods.

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