Maritime Shipping

Maritime shipping refers to the transportation of goods and commodities across oceans and seas using ships. It is a crucial part of global trade, accounting for about 90% of the world’s cargo. Ships can carry large volumes of various items, including raw materials, finished products, and energy resources. Major shipping routes connect continents, facilitating international commerce. The industry involves various players, including shipping companies, port operators, and logistics providers. Sustainable practices are increasingly emphasized to reduce environmental impacts, making maritime shipping an essential but evolving component of the global economy.