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ONE: LUX Service Update – M/V Brooklyn Bridge v.178S – Paranagua S/B omission
Dear Valued Customer, Please be advised, to maintain schedule integrity, M/V Brooklyn Bridge v.178S will omit her Paranagua Southbound call.
Shippingtelegraph: Navios Partners (Frangou) reports ship sales, delivery, multiple charter-outs
Greek shipowner Navios Maritime Partners led-by Angeliki Frangou has revealed fleet movements on Oct 16, 2025: sale of two dry bulk vessels and one tanker, delivery of one MR2 product tanker, and multiple charter-outs.
Maritime Executive: Arrival of Chinese Heavy-Lift Ship Briefly Disrupts Shetlands’ Exports
The arrival of a Chinese heavy-lift ship at a small harbor in the Shetland Islands caused days of consternation for local shipping interests, blocking the transit of a cargo vessel that plays a key role in the regional economy.
Splash247: Navigating nation-state trade wars
Punit Oza on the business sector’s impossible tightrope. “When governments pull the trigger, companies take the bullet,” he writes.
Splash247: Lloyd’s Register issues first roadmap for nuclear-powered shipping
British class society Lloyd’s Register (LR) has published new guidance on the use of nuclear energy in commercial shipping, offering what it calls the first comprehensive roadmap for the safe and responsible integration of nuclear power into the maritime sector.
Seatrade Maritime: Port of Santos to develop decarbonisation and energy plans
The Brazilian port has contracted Spain’s Fundación Valenciaport in Spain for plans to reduce emissions.
Seatrade Maritime: USTR fees – just one China-built ship in Port of LA this week
Normally around 20% of the vessels calling the US west coast port are Chinese built or owned.
Seatrade Maritime: HMM lines-up $2.8 bn tanker and container ship order
The South Korean shipowner contracts 12 box ships with HD Hyundai Heavy and Hanwha Ocean.
Shippingtelegraph: Drewry: The World Container Index increased 2% this week 42-2025
In accordance with the assessment of Drewry Supply Chain Advisors, the container rates this week returned back to increasing tendency. As it is mentioned, their composite World Container Index increased by 2% to $1,687 per 40-foot container.