Available ship capacity for breakbulk and heavy-lift cargoes has significantly decreased. It now sits at its lowest point since the Journal of Commerce Breakbulk Ship Capacity Indicator began tracking
by Global Disruptions Strain Project Cargo Shipping Capacity
The global shipping market for project cargo currently navigates a landscape defined by significant structural constraints and persistent trade imbalances. These powerful forces artificially skew the
by Update: North Carolina looks to inland breakbulk facilities to expand maritime sector
Title: North Carolina Eyes Inland Expansion for Maritime Sector
North Carolina is strategically expanding its maritime sector. The state plans to achieve this through inland breakbulk facilities. This
by Breakbulk Sector Approaches AI with Caution Amid Trust Concerns
The breakbulk industry is cautiously exploring the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into its operations. A primary challenge hindering widespread adoption and benefit realization stems from
by US Gulf Ports Experience Project Cargo Surge Amid Shifting Trade Patterns
Major US Gulf breakbulk ports, including Houston and New Orleans, recently reported a year of notable expansion in project cargo volumes. This growth occurred even as steel imports saw a concurrent de
by Shipping Operators Expand Fleets Amid Resilient MPV Market
Key operators within the breakbulk and project cargo sectors are significantly expanding their vessel fleets. This move comes as the Multipurpose Vessel (MPV) market demonstrates robust resilience. Sh