The Mosel river in west Germany has reopened to cargo shipping after repairs to a damaged lock were completed ahead of schedule. This crucial transit route for grains and rapeseed between Germany and France was closed for 55 days, impacting European rapeseed futures. The swift reopening is a relief for businesses and traders.
The Mosel River in west Germany has partially reopened to cargo shipping after a temporary lock was installed. However, only a limited number of vessels can sail due to the damaged lock at Mueden. The river is a vital transit route for grains and rapeseed between Germany and France.
A labour dispute in British Columbia ports has halted cargo shipping operations, as the union accuses employers of ending contract negotiations prematurely. The deadlock has left over 700 port supervisors locked out since Monday, with no progress made in talks. The ongoing dispute raises concerns about economic repercussions and long-term effects on the shipping industry.
