Port of Antwerp-Bruges closed 2025 with resilient container performance, despite a year marked by geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty, and widespread disruption across global supply chains. Total maritime freight reached 266.5 million tonnes, down 4.1% year on year. The decline was mainly driven by sharp drops in liquid and dry bulk. In contrast, container traffic remained […] The post Antwerp-Bruges holds container volumes steady in 2025 appeared first on Container News.

Trade between Colombia and Ecuador remains significant, but recent data show contrasting trends for the Antioquia region. From January to November 2025, Ecuador was the sixth-largest destination for Colombian exports, totaling USD 1.67 billion, a 3.2% decline from the same period in 2024. The drop was largely driven by energy exports, particularly electricity, which fell […] The post Antioquia’s trade with Ecuador shows shifts amid energy sector drop appeared first on Container News.

The Digital Container Shipping Association (DCSA) announced that Contship has joined DCSA+, becoming the programme’s first terminal operator partner. Contship, a leading integrator of containerised logistics, combines intermodal transport with port terminal operations to link global supply chains. By joining DCSA+, the company aims to help develop common digital standards that reduce fragmented data exchange […] The post DCSA+ welcomes Contship as first terminal partner appeared first on Container News.

Wärtsilä will supply its Wärtsilä 25 Ammonia solution to a new cargo vessel for Norway-based Skarv Shipping Solutions. The vessel will be built at Huanghai Shipyard in China. It will be the first newbuild to use this ammonia-powered solution. The order was booked in Q4 2025. The four-stroke engine will significantly cut greenhouse gas emissions. […] The post Wärtsilä to power Skarv’s new cargo vessel with ammonia engine appeared first on Container News.

The Port of Los Angeles closed calendar year 2025 with total container throughput of 10,239,318.40 TEUs, reinforcing its position as the busiest port in the United States despite a modest year-over-year decline. Compared with 2024, when the Port handled 10,297,352 TEUs, overall volume in 2025 declined by 58,033.6 TEUs, representing a 0.56% decrease year over […] The post Port of Los Angeles container throughput tops 10.2 Million TEUs in 2025 appeared first on Container News.