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Kpler reports that oil from US emergency reserves will be shipped to California for first time.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 27, 2026

Ship tracking service 'Kpler' reported that a cargo of oil from the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve was headed for?California in this month, the first ever. This unusual move 'highlights a redrawing in?trade flows and shipping routes due to the Iran War…

Kpler reports that oil from the US emergency reserve will be heading to California for first time.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 27, 2026

Ship tracking service Kpler reported that a cargo of oil from U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve 'headed for California this month, for the 'first time in history. This unusual'movement' highlights the redrawing of trade flows and shipping routes…

Israeli researchers claim that Iranian hackers are responsible for the Los Angeles Transit System breach.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 26, 2026

Israeli researchers claim that Iranian hackers are responsible for the March computer breach which forced Los Angeles's transit system to shut parts of its network down. According to Gambit Security of Tel Aviv, the saboteurs took at least 700 gigabytes worth of emails…

Data shows that a third Qatari LNG tanker is heading through Hormuz towards China.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 22, 2026

Ship-tracking data revealed on Friday that a third Qatari LNG tanker was transiting the Strait of Hormuz, heading towards China. A Qatari negotiation team had arrived in Tehran, to assist with a deal ending?the Iran war. This 'third transit'…

Special Report: Inside the unraveling U.S. Diplomacy under Trump

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 21, 2026

A European diplomat in Washington demanded an answer from the U.S. government when Donald Trump said on April 7 to Iran that "a civilization will die tonight." The diplomat was concerned about the possibility of the president using a nuclear weapon.

Bousso: The clock on the oil market is ticking, as a supply crunch is looming.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 21, 2026

Oil industry showed remarkable resilience when faced with the biggest?energy shock in modern times, pulling many levers to soften the blow from the Iran War. The global market could be months away from breaking point if there is no breakthrough in peace talks.

South Korea's FLC offers to purchase up to 69,000 tonnes of corn, traders claim

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 21, 2026

Three European traders reported on Thursday that the Feed Leaders Committee of South Korea (FLC) has issued an international?tender for a purchase of up to 69,000 tons animal feed corn. The deadline to submit price?offers for the tender is Thursday, May 21.

Bousso: The clock on the oil market is ticking, as a supply crunch looms.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 21, 2026

Oil industry resilience has been remarkable in the face the biggest energy supply shock of modern history. They have pulled multiple levers in order to cushion the impact of the Iran War. The global market may be months away from breaking point if peace talks fail to produce a breakthrough.

Data shows that Chinese tankers have exited the Strait of Hormuz carrying 4 million barrels of crude.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 19, 2026

Two Chinese supertankers with 4?million barrels Middle East crude oil left the Strait of Hormuz on Wednesday, after spending more than two month in the Gulf. Shipping data from LSEG and Kpler revealed this. Data showed that a Chinese-flagged Very Large Crude Carrier (VLCC)…

Algeria purchases wheat for shipment to two ports, traders claim

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 19, 2026

Traders in Europe said that Algeria's state grain agency OAIC was believed to have purchased milling wheat a Tuesday international tender which only sought a?limited shipment? to two ports. Initial, the volume purchased was unclear. The requirement…

South Korea's MFG purchases about 63,000 tonnes corn, traders claim

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 19, 2026

European traders reported that the 'Major Feedmill Group' (MFG) of South Korea purchased 63,000 metric tonnes of animal feed corn in a 'private deal? on Tuesday. This deal is in addition to a previous purchase of 67,000 tons feed corn by the MFG and Cargill Agri Purina…

The disposal of enemy ammunition in Iran's Qeshm Island has caused explosions to be heard.

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 19, 2026

According to a local official, a semi-official Iranian news agency, Tasnim, reported that explosions were heard in Iran's Qeshm Island?on Tuesday? due?to the neutralization of enemy ammunition. The?country’s Mehr news agency?reported earlier…

South Korea's NOFI purchases about 68,000 tonnes of corn in tender, traders claim

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 19, 2026

European traders said that the leading South Korean animal feed manufacturer, 'Nonghyup Feed Inc.' (NOFI), bought an estimated 68,000 metric tons of animal feed corn on Tuesday in an international bid seeking up to 138,000 tons. The corn was…

South Korea's NOFI bids for 65,000 feed wheat and 138,000 tons of corn

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 19, 2026

European traders reported that Nonghyup Feed Inc., a South Korean feedmaker, has announced an international tender for the purchase of?upto 138,000 metric tonnes of animal feed corn and 65,000 tons feed wheat. The deadline for submitting price offers is Tuesday, May 19th.

Bousso: The petrodollar is put to the test by opaque oil deals around Hormuz

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 18, 2026

The U.S.-dominated global oil trade system is under pressure from the Iran War and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz. Governments in major consumers nations are turning to opaque deals with Gulf producers and Tehran to secure their?supplies.

Russian drones strike two ships, including a Chinese cargo vessel near Ukraine's Black Sea

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 18, 2026

Ukrainian authorities reported that Russian drones attacked two ships approaching ports in Ukraine's Odesa region in the Black Sea on Monday, including a Chinese cargo vessel. This was after a night-long Russian attack on the area. The Ukraine's…

South Korean buyers purchased up to 130,000 tonnes of feed wheat last week according to traders

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 18, 2026

Last week, the?Feed Leaders Committee? (FLC?) and Major Feedmill?Group? (MFG?) bought up to 130,000 metric tonnes of?animal?feed wheat? in private?deals? without issuing a tender?, European traders reported on Monday. Both bought a consignment between 55…

South Korean buyers bought up to 130,000 tonnes of feed wheat last week according to traders

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 18, 2026

Last week, the?Feed Leaders Committee of South Korea (FLC) and?Major Feedmill Group purchased up to 130,000 metric?tons?of?animal?feed wheat without holding an international tender. Both?purchased consignments of between 55,000 and 65,000 tons, with the volume to be declared before June 15.

South Korea's MFG and partner CAPI tender up to 70,000 tonnes corn, traders claim

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 18, 2026

South 'Korea Major Feedmill Group and its partner company Cargill Agri Purina have announced an international tender for the purchase of up to 70,000 metric tons of animal feed corn. Corn is only wanted from South America and South Africa in one shipment of between 55…

Bousso: The petrodollar is put to the test by opaque oil deals around Hormuz

Posted to Maritime Reporter on May 18, 2026

The U.S.-dominated global oil trade system is under pressure from the Iran War and the closing of the Strait of Hormuz as governments in major consumer nations make increasingly opaque deals to secure supplies with Gulf and Tehran producers.

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