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The Suez Canal which runs through Egypt is one of the most well-known shipping routes in the world, but it is not the largest man-made waterway.

Despite being one of humanity’s first great inventions, boats remained remarkably similar until very recently in our history.

The bottlenecks in the global shipping freight system could last until Christmas, a report in The Guardian warns.

The BIFA has announced it launching a new online training course to help prepare its members and others to operate HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) Customs Declaration Service (CDS).

A report from the groups urged the US government to go above and beyond the pledge made in April that requires the ocean freight industry to be emissions-free by 2050,

After spending 100 days either stuck or being detained in the Suez Canal, the Ever Given has finally arrived at its destination in Rotterdam, Netherlands

The invention of the standard multimodal shipping container transformed the freight industry, by allowing goods to be easily transferred from one mode of transport to the other,

Everyone will know what a shipping container looks like, as they are a common sight on the back of lorries, stacked up at ports, and in city centres converted into trendy shopping hubs.

International waters are a concept that is often discussed but is also just as often misunderstood by people outside of marine industries.

The container ship that blocked the Suez Canal in March will be released by the Egyptian authorities, after a compensation deal was agreed with the vessel’s owners and insurers.