C&C Marine and Repair delivers towboat M/V Al Sloss to Canal Barge C&C Marine and Repair, Belle Chasse, La., has delivered the M/V Al Sloss to Canal Barge Company, completing the first vessel in a four-boat newbuild series currently under construction for the New
New Hartman Seatrade vessel will have Wärtsilä 31 engine Wärtsilä has been selected to supply the engine and propulsion equipment for a new 3,800 DWT heavy lift vessel being built for Urk, Netherlands-based operator Hartman Seatrade. The vessel will operate with
Motive Energy to deliver charging infrastructure for Curtin Maritime's Port of LA hybrid-electric tugboats Motive Energy reports that its Tustin, Calif.-based Sustainable Solutions division has been selected to design and deliver the primary charging and energy infrastructure supporting Curtin Maritime's future fleet of hybrid-electric ship assist
Austal USA christens USNS Lansing, the final EPF The final U.S. Navy Expeditionary Fast Transport Ship - the future USNS Lansing (EPF 16) - was christened April 10 at Austal USA's Mobile, Ala. shipyard. The christening marked a major milestone
OrbitMI opens Tokyo office, appoints Kazuo Yamashita for Japan growth OrbitMI, a leading maritime SaaS provider and voyage optimization platform, has opened a new office in Tokyo. The office will support OrbitMI's growing customer base and partner network in Japan. The expansion reflects rising demand for solutions that improve reporting, compliance, and commercial decision-making through connected workflows. To lead its Japan operations, OrbitMI appointed Kazuo Ya
ABS approves HD Hyundai's Floating offshore substation design ABS has granted Approval in Principle (AIP) to HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (HD HHI) for a next-generation floating offshore substation designed for deepwater wind farms. The concept received a SMART (SHM) Tier 3 AIP under the ABS Guide for Smart Functions for Marine Vessels and Offshore Units. The approval confirms that the proposed structural health management system meets Tier 3 requirements. T
Echandia to power India's first fully electric tug Echandia will deliver the battery system for India's first fully electric tugboat. The vessel will operate at Deendayal Port Authority (Kandla Port) under the Government of India's Green Tug Transition Program. The tug will feature a 4.4 MWh Echandia battery system. The setup will enable zero-emission operations at one of India's key port hubs. The battery system is designed for a 15-year lifespa
SeaCube Cold Solutions expands West Coast Footprint with Martin Container deal SeaCube Cold Solutions has acquired Martin Container. The deal strengthens SeaCube's position as the first dedicated national provider of portable cold storage in the US. The acquisition combines SeaCube's national platform with Martin Container's strong West Coast presence. Martin has served customers across California, Arizona, and Nevada for nearly 50 years. SeaCube Cold Solutions launched in
Supergasbras boosts LPG delivery with Descartes Routing Descartes Systems Group announced that Supergasbras has modernized its gas distribution operations using Descartes' cloud-based route planning and fleet management solution. Supergasbras is one of Brazil's leading LPG distributors. The company manages more than 400 trucks, employs over 900 people, and delivers more than 400,000 tons of LPG each month across the country. The new solution supports
Indian Coast Guard inducts Pollution Control Vessel Samudra Pratap The Indian Coast Guard has inducted ICGS Samudra Pratap , the first of two indigenously built Pollution Control Vessels. The ceremony took place on January 5, 2026, at Goa Shipyard Limited. The vessel was designed and built to the Classification Rules of the Indian Register of Shipping (IRS). The classification highlights IRS's role in supporting India's domestic shipbuilding and strengthening na
MPC Capital completes sale of 3,500 TEU container vessel MPC Capital has completed the successful sale of the 3,500 TEU container vessel Rio Kobe , underscoring the company's active asset management strategy within the maritime sector. The vessel was acquired in 2024 together with selected investment partners. The transaction reflects a well-timed entry and exit, supported by strong commercial and technical management throughout the holding period. Fol
China built the Caribbean gateway and now America wants it back Beijing spent a decade transforming sleepy island ports into strategic assets, with Washington's response being a US$23 billion buyout and military intervention in Venezuela
Port of Shanghai handles 55.06 million TEUs in 2025 In 2025, the Port of Shanghai achieved 55.06 million TEUs, up 6.9% from 2024. It remains the world's busiest container port for the 16th consecutive year. International transshipment reached 7.911 million TEUs, up 10.6%. Yangshan Deep-Water Port Area recorded 10.4% growth, handling 52.1% of total volume. Phase III Terminal throughput exceeded 10 million TEUs for the first time. These results refl
V.Group acquires Njord V.Group has announced the acquisition of Njord , the maritime fuel efficiency and decarbonisation specialist founded by Maersk Tankers . The transaction marks a further expansion of V.Group's fuel efficiency and decarbonisation ecosystem, reinforcing its technical capabilities and technology-driven services. The acquisition enhances V.Group's ability to deliver value to shipowners and charterers
What Makes an Amazon River Cruise From Peru So Unique Imagine a journey into the heart of the world's greatest rainforest. The Amazon River feels like another planet. A cruise from Peru offers a special key to this green labyrinth. The adventure starts in Iquitos, a city with no roads to the outside world. This remote location sets the stage for a true escape. Travelers leave the familiar far behind. The river becomes their road as the jungle become
Maersk Denver completes additional Trans-Suez sailing Maersk conducted another East-West Suez transit trial following the successful passage of Maersk Sebarok in December 2025. On 11-12 January 2026, the U.S.-flagged Maersk Denver (voyage 552W, MECL service) safely transited the Bab el-Mandeb Strait into the Red Sea. All necessary safety measures were applied, prioritizing crew, vessel, and cargo security. Customers were notified directly. Future sa
ASENAV and SAAM seal first-ever tugboat build in Chile ASENAV shipyard and towage operator SAAM have signed their first shipbuilding contract, marking a milestone for Chile's maritime industry. The agreement covers the construction of a state-of-the-art tugboat at ASENAV's yard in Valdivia. The vessel will meet IMO Tier III environmental standards and support Chile's national Shipbuilding Plan. Construction will take around 15 months, with delivery s
Readers Speak: Top Global Container Shipping Challenges in 2025 Our recent poll across Container News platforms asked maritime professionals and industry followers: "What was the biggest challenge for global container shipping in 2025?". The results reveal a clear consensus among our readers. Key Takeaways Across all platforms, geopolitical disruptions and security risks, especially Houthi attacks and the resulting Red Sea route disruptions, dominated our rea
Guillaume Sauzedde appointed Regional Managing Director for Europe at Maersk With the start of the new year, Guillaume Sauzedde has assumed the role of Regional Managing Director for Europe at Maersk, taking responsibility for the company's largest regional market. Sauzedde, a French national with more than 25 years of experience in the logistics industry, is well known to both employees and customers across the region. He joined Maersk in 2024 as Head of Logistics & Serv
Portland's Terminal 6 reopening signals new era of strategic port investment Oregon's rescue of a struggling container terminal reveals how global trade infrastructure has become a weapon in great power competition
New cranes for the port of Rijeka Adriatic Gate Container Terminal has taken delivery of two new hybrid rubber-tired gantry cranes, further strengthening its operational capabilities at the Port of Rijeka. The equipment arrived in late December, shortly after the terminal received two new super post-Panamax quay cranes as part of a broader infrastructure upgrade. The hybrid RTGs enhance yard operations, while supporting AGCT's su
Kyoei Tanker adds VLCC slot at JMU Japanese owner Kyoei Tanker is expanding its VLCC fleet with a 310,000 newbuild ordered at Japan Marine United's Ariake yard, with delivery slated for 2029. The Tokyo-based company confirmed the vessel will be acquired through a shared ownership structure, following board approval and final sign-off by partners late last year. Kyoei declined to disclose the ...
Diana Shipping scores second fixture of the year with Bunge deal Greek bulker owner Diana Shipping has secured a new charter deal for its ultramax bulker DSI Altair, fixing the vessel to commodities group Bunge. The New York-listed company said the contract was agreed at $14,750 per day, less a 5% commission, for a period running from a minimum of January 15, 2027, to a latest ...
Polemis tied to suezmax order in China Adam Polemis' New Shipping has been tied to fresh Chinese tonnage, extending its suezmax tanker orderbook and newbuilding programme that has gathered pace over the past year. CSSC Beihai Shipbuilding has secured a contract for a 161,800-dwt suezmax crude oil tanker from undisclosed Greek interests. However, Greek broking sources have since linked the deal to ...
MOL plugs into Singapore electric vessel start-up Pyxis MOL PLUS, the investment arm of Japanese shipping giant Mitsui OSK Lines (MOL), has taken a stake in Singapore-based electric vessel developer Pyxis Maritime. The investment targets both electric harbour craft and the charging stations, with a focus on commercial roll-out rather than pilot projects. Pyxis develops and builds electric workboats and passenger vessels, while ...
Former UK MP takes on maritime nuclear role Virginia Crosbie has been appointed managing director of the Nuclear Energy Maritime Organization (NEMO), a membership-led body promoting the safe, secure and sustainable use of nuclear technologies in the maritime sector. Crosbie, who is chair of Supporters of Nuclear Energy (SONE), takes up the role at a time when interest is growing around nuclear-powered and ...
Mercuria lines up fleet growth at Chinese yards Swiss commodity trader and shipowner Mercuria Energy Group has stepped up its fleet growth across dry bulk and tankers with fresh newbuilding deals in China. Brokers say the Geneva-based trader has signed contracts for up to four newcastlemax bulk carriers and two aframax/LR2 units. The bulker order is understood to cover two firm 211,000 dwt ...
Trump's Iran squeeze fuels tanker volatility Shipping markets are bracing for heightened volatility as tensions around Iran spill over into trade, energy and maritime security, with US president Donald Trump escalating both economic and military threats. Trump announced on Monday that the US will impose a 25% tariff on goods from any country conducting commercial business with Iran, warning that the ...
Lianson Fleet sells anchor handler for $10m Malaysia's Lianson Fleet Group (LFG), formerly known as Icon Offshore, has sold one of its anchor handling tug and supply vessels to an undisclosed buyer in the United Arab Emirates. The 2015-built Malaysian-flagged DP-1 anchor handler Yinson Hermes was sold for RM40.65m ($10m). According to the company, the consideration was reached on a willing-buyer and willing-seller ...
Larsen & Toubro takes full ownership of heavy-lift vessel Malaysian offshore services company Vantris Energy, formerly known as Sapura Energy, has divested its 40% interest in L&T-Sapura Shipping, the owner and operator of the LTS 3000 heavy-lift and pipelay vessel. The stake was sold to its joint-venture partner Larsen & Toubro for approximately $30.5m. The amount consists of equity consideration and the full repayment ...
Russian drones hit ships off Odesa as Black Sea attacks escalate Russia has carried out fresh drone strikes on two civilian vessels transporting food products in the Black Sea, injuring a seafarer and setting one ship ablaze, Ukrainian authorities said on Monday. Ukraine's regional development minister Oleksiy Kuleba said a Panamanian-flagged tanker, the Ata Voyager, was struck while waiting to enter port to load vegetable oil ...
Mitsui & Co to offer Japan's first ship tokenisation vehicle Trading house Mitsui & Co will start offering Japan's first digital securities for fractional aircraft and ship ownership, according to local financial newswire Nikkei. Mitsui, through subsidiary Mitsui & Co Digital Asset Management, has operated an online asset management service named Alterna since 2023. The company plans to add aircraft and ship securities to its lineup, ...
Court sides with Ørsted as US offshore wind project restart approved A US federal judge has allowed Danish offshore wind developer Ørsted to resume work on its almost completed Revolution Wind project, which the Trump administration halted along with four other projects. The government's attorneys had argued that the suspension of the project's lease was justified by new, classified information regarding offshore wind's impact on national ...
€100m cocaine haul seized from bulk carrier off Canary Islands Spanish authorities have intercepted almost 10 tonnes of cocaine hidden aboard a merchant vessel off the Canary Islands in what police say is the country's largest-ever drug seizure at sea. The bust, worth more than €100m ($116.5m), followed the boarding last week of an unnamed Cameroon-flagged dry bulkship some 332 miles west of the Canaries. ...
ITIC warns of rising payment fraud after $200,000 crew settlement hijacked The International Transport Intermediaries Club (ITIC) has warned P&I correspondents to tighten payment verification procedures after a fraudster intercepted email communications during a crew claim and diverted a $200,000 settlement. In a case highlighted in ITIC's latest Claims Review, a correspondent handling a sensitive settlement involving the family of a deceased seafarer became the target
Greek dry bulk management partnership formed Capital-Executive Ship Management Corp has entered into a strategic partnership with Axis Maritime Corp, an SPV led by Nicholas Madias, and will rebrand as Capital Axis Maritime Corp. Announced in Athens, the cooperation agreement brings together Capital-Executive's shipmanagement platform with Axis Maritime's dry bulk expertise, creating a new venture focused on in-house commercial and technical
China ramps up imports of US soyabeans, boosting bulker demand Who knows how long the trade détente between America and China will last, but for now, it is positive for...
Split incentives and distrust holding back more efficient shipping, says GMF Operational efficiency is one of the biggest levers shipping has to save fuel, cut emissions and improve resilience. The Global...
Prospects for Venezuela tanker return looking brighter One possibility is 'partial blockade', suggests HFW's Martin
Black Sea attacks intensify with three tankers hit A further two vessels were hit in attacks on Odesa last night as the conflict in the region continues to...
Iran releases Greek-owned suezmax after two years Unheralded move last week comes on two-year anniversary and may be unconnected to country's social turmoil and escalating tension with...
Letter to the Editor: Project Captured adds measured data to a complex debate Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation chief executive Lynn Loo responds to criticism of the GCMD's latest research on onboard carbon...
Trump Iran-linked tariff plan adds fresh risks to tanker and wider shipping markets The next geopolitical test for shipping: whether Iran's unrest tips into regime change in Tehran - or even whether a...
Spanish police make largest-ever marine drugs bust The vessel ran out of fuel and was adrift for 12 hours before it was towed to the Canary Islands
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Boxship charter enquiries rising as freight markets tighten ahead of Chinese New Year Activity remains concentrated on sub-5,000 teu ships as availability of larger vessels remains limited
HJ Shipbuilding launches first US Navy MRO project amid South Korea's full-scale MASGA push Seoul plans to support small- and medium-sized shipyards and equipment suppliers in entering the US MRO market, as well as...
Seacon places first capesize newbuild order at Beihai Shipbuilding Simandou ramp-up seen boosting capesize demand and supporting dry bulk recovery
Maersk records second successful Red Sea sailing amid geopolitical headwinds No additional sailings have been announced as the carrier grapples with tariffs and evolving trade corridors in the east and...
Daily Briefing Political pressure builds in Europe to tackle stateless shadow tankers | Onboard carbon capture results catastrophic for nascent tech |...
4PL model reemerges as disruptive market dynamics buffet shippers Technology analyst Gartner's recent release of a report categorizing 4PL providers signals renewed interest in the concept, even as questions about which shippers it is for remain.
Cosco inks almost $2.7 billion in deals for 18 newbuild container ships The agreements include the construction of a dozen 18,000-TEU, LNG-powered vessels that are part of the massive $7 billion fleet renewal program the carrier unveiled in early December.
'Unexpected' margin boost in Q3 2025 to lift ocean carriers' full-year results: Drewry Operating conditions could also turn expected losses in 2026 into profits, despite little clarity over the timing of a widespread return to Red Sea transits, according to the consultancy.
VLCC spot market and futures pop as TotalEnergies, Unipec and more lock in ships at higher rates Baltic Exchange assessment for largest tankers gains 21% in a day as string of charterers book vessels for voyages to Asia
Russian master switched off safety system before fiery collision, court told Filipino seafarer was killed when container ship ploughed into tanker in the North Sea last year
Gibson's new financing arm swings into action with $70m deal EA Gibson Capital closes dive support vessel financing for Dutch owner
Tankers face 'multi-year recalibration' after Venezuela prompts tectonic shift Brokers and analysts read the runes for rates after seismic geopolitical events in January
Crew in good health after Iran frees Greek tanker held for two years amid tensions Empire Navigation confirms St Nikolas released in the Middle East
Maersk full Red Sea return creeps closer as second ship sent through key waterway Carrier inches closer to resuming Suez transits after two-year absence
Chinese export quotas not expected to bail out Asian product tankers 'Major disappointment' for product tanker owners to continue into 2026
Greek tankers attacked as Black Sea drone war escalates Crude carriers managed by Thenamaris and Delta Tankers are hit by drones, most likely sent by Ukraine
Russian master did nothing to stop fiery ship collision, court hears Trial hears that Vladimir Motin was given warnings from bridge systems before fatal collision
Scorpio Tankers reveals huge cash pile as it exits DHT Owner amasses $1.17bn war chest after astonishing financial turnaround
European owner snags tanker in two-horse auction race Bidding war wrapped up in 19 minutes in online auction
China cracks down on ships using Starlink First ship fined in December for failing to switch off satellite system in Chinese waters
Gibsons' new financing arm swings into action with $70m deal EA Gibson Capital closes dive support vessel financing for Dutch owner
LNG charter rates slide as newbuilding deluge rains down 2026 is expected to prove a 'transition year' for shipping to a larger market
Adam Polemis' New Shipping tied to fresh suezmax tanker order in China The Greek shipping company now has three suezmax tankers on order at the state-owned Qingdao Beihai
Kamsarmax shake-out sees BW Dry Cargo tied to fresh bulker sale BW Group's bulker arm said to have raised more than $60m from the sale of a modern kamsarmax pair
Kyoei Tanker orders VLCC in Japan as it pushes fleet expansion Domestic shipyard JMU to build 310,000-dwt crude carrier for co-ownership
Pelagic tanker sales roll on as product carrier departs after price drop Cypriot owner had signalled further disposals last year
Maersk has more gas in the tank as boxship outlook better than expected, says HSBC Analysts led by Parash Jain say Danish behemoth is being bolstered by logistics division
Russian drone attacks on shipping threaten survival of Black Sea grain corridor Four grain ships hit by drones in as many days in the Black Sea
Vitol and Trafigura said to be marketing Venezuelan oil as tanker market nears 'recalibration' Commodities giants pitch Chinese, Indian and US buyers on US-seized barrels
Ten-tonne cocaine bust marks Europe's biggest ever drugs haul The United S cargo ship was intercepted off the Canary Islands with 10 tonnes of drugs on board
New Scorpio Tankers ship sale nets healthy price US-listed owner banking $57.5m for 11-year-old LR2 ship
Agribusiness giant COFCO International sells its only vessel The vessel has been sold at $2.5m above market value
MOL pumps cash into Singapore electric vessel company Pyxis Japanese giant wants to step up the commercialisation of eco-friendly ships
Iran said to have 'secretly' freed Greek tanker held for two years amid tensions TankerTrackers claims the St Nikolas has been freed in the Middle East Gulf
Fraudsters cheat dead seafarer's family in email scam Criminal persuaded insurer to send payment to bank account they controlled
Diana Shipping inks ultramax time charter with Bunge DSI Altair will earn $14,750 per day until January 2027
KCC secures record-high COA portfolio covering Cabu fleet caustic soda capacity TCE earnings for fourth quarter in line with guidance
Agricore orders four ultramax bulk carriers at Chinese yard The newbuildings are aimed at improving fleet efficiency and reducing emissions
Russian master faces trial over fatal Stena Bulk tanker collision Vladimir Motin was the master of Ernst Russ-operated container ship that struck a tanker
Zhejiang Shipping in first newcastlemax sales deal for 2026 Brokers report Chinese shipowner is buying Norden's Nord Palladium
Japan's Ministry of Defense to add more ropaxes to its ferry fleet Self-defense force's fleet renewal and expansion drive kicks off with ropax charters from two Japanese ferry operators
Agricore orders up to four ultramax bulk carriers at Chinese yard The bulker company ordered new ships to optimize fleet and reduce emissions
India's crude imports could shift back to Middle East on Trump's 500% tariff threat Crude imports from Russia and Iran could be curbed by US punitive measures
Seacon Shipping forges first-ever order for large bulkers Chinese shipping company has books two newcastlemax newbuildings at Qingdao Beihai
Trump orders tariffs against countries that do business with Iran Social media announcement comes a day before reported meeting with aides
Trump Administration Waves White Flag on Transportation Funding Immigration Fight, But the War is Far From Over The Department of Transportation on Tuesday filed a motion to dismiss its appeal of a November court ruling that blocked the agency from withholding billions in transportation funding from states refusing to cooperate with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The move came ahead of any decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, effectively conceding defeat on this particular f
Feds seek input on solving supply chain bottlenecks WASHINGTON - The U.S. Department of Transportation is opening a significant opportunity for supply chain professionals to point federal researchers toward the specific bottlenecks - whether physical, digital, or regulatory - currently choking the flow of commerce. DOT issued on Tuesday a Request for Information (RFI) to shape its Research, Development, and Technology Strategic Plan for FY 2026-20
Weekly U.S. rail traffic shows 4% drop Rail traffic for U.S. railroads fell 4% for the week ending Jan. 3, 2026, according to statistics from the Association of American Railroads. Volume for the week was 404,293 carloads and intermodal units, with 192,665 carloads, down 2.8% from the corresponding week a year earlier, and 211,628 containers and trailers, down 5.1%. Only chemicals, 2.3%, and grain, 0.9%, improved from the previous wee
Consumer Price Index reports continued hikes in 2025 The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers rose 2.7 percent in the year 2025, according to an annual report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics published on Tuesday. The report stated that the overall increase was largely driven by a 0.4 percent rise in the shelter index recorded in December. The food and energy indexes also contributed to the yearly increase. For the year, the food in
OnTrac CEO Duffy leaves for UK pest control company OnTrac CEO Mike Duffy will leave the multi-regional parcel carrier at the end of the month to be the Chief Executive Officer of U.K.-based pest control specialist Rentokil Initial PLC. Duffy will be based in North America, Rentokil's largest market, the company said. Privately-held OnTrac, which is positioning itself as the largest alternative carrier to FedEx and UPS, on Tuesday promoted Mike Br
Why Charleston drayage drivers should care about Iran protests The world's second-biggest ocean container line continues to test a return to a key Middle East trade route as events in Iran may signal a change for the better on the Red Sea. The company announced that the U.S.-flag Maersk Denver, operated by the Danish carrier's American-based Maersk Line subsidiary, on Jan. 12 successfully completed a two-day voyage through the Suez Canal and Red Sea. The Mae
2026 Outlook: Spot Market Strategies for Shippers, Carriers, and Brokers As freight strategies evolve heading into 2026, the spot market is no longer just a last-resort option. It's becoming a deliberate part of how shippers, carriers, and brokers balance flexibility, cost, and capacity. FreightWaves and Trimble surveyed industry stakeholders to better understand how the spot market is used today and how sourcing strategies are shifting. The results show an industry n
Koch bolsters retail fulfillment network in SOS deal Transportation and logistics provider Koch Companies announced it has added to its warehousing and retail fulfillment network with the acquisition of Store Opening Solutions (SOS). Financial terms of the transaction were not provided. Murfreesboro, Tennessee-based SOS provides retail inventory consolidation. It had been owned by Marmon Holdings , a global industrial conglomerate that is part of B
Benchmark diesel down 8th straight week The consecutive week streak of declines in the benchmark retail diesel price is now eight, but market conditions are suggesting it might be a challenge to reach nine. The Department of Energy/Energy Information Administration average weekly retail diesel price declined 1.8 cents/gallon in the price published Tuesday, effective Monday. The latest price is $3.459/g. It's the lowest price since the
Why Buying and Selling Heavy Equipment Still Feels Stuck in 2005 The trucking and heavy equipment industries have undergone a dramatic transformation since the pandemic. Fleet operators have adapted their business models, and buyer behaviors have shifted fundamentally. The demand for speed and efficiency has never been higher. Yet somehow, the marketplaces where trucks, trailers, and heavy-duty equipment change hands are still stuck in the past. For lack of a
Laney: the AI analyst from GoodShip shaping logistics' future Transportation teams don't suffer from a lack of data. They suffer from the time it takes to turn that data into decisions. That reality is what pushed GoodShip to take a different path with its latest product launch. Rather than adding another dashboard or layering in agent-based automation, the Bellevue, Washington-based freight orchestration platform has introduced Laney, an AI transportation
Mexican-built logistics startup WeShip sets sights on US expansion A fast-growing Mexican logistics technology platform built by former e-commerce operators is entering the U.S. market this year, betting that software designed around real-world shipping pain points can compete in one of the world's most concentrated parcel markets. WeShip , a Monterrey, Mexico-based, multi-carrier shipping platform, is launching U.S. domestic parcel services in 2026 as the first
Feds slash compliance costs for fuel haulers WASHINGTON - Federal regulators have finalized a rule that restores a decade-old marking exception for fuel haulers and officially brings cargo tank inspections into the digital age. The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) issued a 58-page final rule on Monday aimed at stripping away "unnecessary regulatory burdens" that have cost the
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