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Dry bulk is a crucial component of the maritime supply chain, providing the transportation of essential goods such as raw materials, food, and construction materials to various parts of the world.

In this blog, we will discuss the characteristics, challenges, and opportunities in vessel logistics and port/terminal logistics in container shipping.

In order to ensure a smooth sailing future for the industry, it is important to understand what the supply chain involves, what might disrupt it, and how it can be improved.

Proactive collaboration is an important aspect of achieving decarbonization goals. Two types of collaboration needs to be taken into account, collaboration between shipowners and technology companies, and collaboration among shipowners themselves.

The year 2023 marks the beginning of new mandatory global emission regulations. From this point on, the environmental impact of maritime activities will be a lot more strictly regulated, requiring businesses to quickly adapt their strategies to remain compliant.

The maritime supply chain is complex, involving many different networks, stakeholders, and processes. It is important for maritime actors to stay up-to-date with new developments and trends so that they can operate efficiently and offer optimal services.