The Port of Baltimore has confirmed the Fort McHenry Channel has reopened to commercial vessels. The channel has been restored to its 50-foot depth and 700-foot horizontal clearance. The Francis Scott Key Bridge on the Patapsco River in Baltimore was the scene of a maritime accident after a vessel, Dali,
Furniture suppliers must familiarize themselves with the new mandatory information standards for toppling furniture. This is to reduce the risk of death and injury, according to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). From May next year, furniture suppliers will have to abide by this rule or face harsh punishment
Wolt, a popular food delivery company in Israel, is facing a tax investigation for allegedly defrauding the government of NIS 33.5 million. The Times of Israel is quoting Wolt, responding to serious claims and vehemently denying wrongdoing. Wolt also claims it “adheres to strict international standards.” It is now working
The World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence have released the global Container Port Performance Index 2023 (CPPI). The global port performance is in the spotlight, with Yangshan Port in China taking top honors. Martin Humphreys, lead transport economist at the World Bank, says, “While the challenges caused by the
