Ports & Logistics
Port of Los Angeles posts second‑busiest July, edging toward the million‑TEU mark
The nation’s busiest gateway handled 960,464 TEUs in July – its second‑largest July on record – as resilient consumer demand and data‑centre equipment.
Ports & Logistics
Hormuz traffic stalls as Iran’s demands quash renewal hopes
The Strait of Hormuz saw a near‑standstill after two more vessels were attacked, while Tehran’s escalated conditions for reopening the waterway have.
Ports & Logistics
Mocha port suspends all traffic after intensive Houthi missile barrage
Yemen’s Mocha harbour has halted commercial and maritime operations following more than 25 missiles striking the facility, killing seven civilians.
Ports & Logistics
Port attacks cut Ukraine's grain export targets
Ukraine has reduced its 2026/27 grain export forecast due to Russian attacks on Odessa ports, impacting global markets and storage levels.
Africa PORTS & SHIPS maritime news 15 August 2026
The article discusses port congestion, freight logistics, and the challenges faced by South African ports, providing insights into where trucks wait when.
CK Hutchison ports revenue rises despite Panama exit
CK Hutchison's ports division reported higher revenue in H1 2026, absorbing the loss of its Panama operations despite overall throughput decline.
Stabilis delivers over 150,000 m3 LNG bunkers in Galveston
Stabilis has delivered more than 150,000 m3 of LNG bunker fuel at Galveston. This marks a significant milestone for the company's operations.
Port Everglades celebrates largest cargo ship visit, faces depth restrictions
Port Everglades welcomed the MSC Vandya, the largest cargo vessel ever to call, but water depth constraints limit its full capacity.
Russian grain terminals suspend operations after Ukraine strikes
Two major Russian grain export terminals in Novorossiysk have suspended operations following drone attacks, impacting Black Sea grain exports.
Durban multi-purpose terminals report for August 12, 2026
Ships in port and at anchorage details for the Durban multi-purpose terminals as of August 12, 2026.
US container imports remain robust despite tariff changes
Major US ports handled over 2.2 million TEUs in August, as import volumes show resilience amid ongoing trade challenges and geopolitical uncertainties.
Ukrainian strikes hit Novorossiysk naval base and grain terminals
Ukrainian attacks on Russia's Black Sea port city, damaging warships and halting key grain exports, raise global supply concerns.
