China, U.S. Call for Fair Competition in Shipbuilding Markets
The Chinese mainland urges the U.S. to maintain fair competition in shipbuilding, suspending trade measures for a year to boost stability in China-U.S. cooperation.
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Chinese Mainland Pushes Back on US Maritime & Logistics Curbs
The Chinese mainland firmly rejects US restrictions on maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors, warning the Section 301 curbs threaten global supply chains.
Section 301 Fees & the Hollowing of US Shipbuilding
New Section 301 fees target Chinese ships at $50 per net tonne, but real story is America’s decades-long slip in shipbuilding skills, tech and policy.
Chinese Mainland Probes U.S. Section 301 Hit on Shipping & Shipbuilding
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Transport has launched a probe into how the U.S. Section 301 investigation affects its shipping, shipbuilding sectors and supply chains.
China’s Shipbuilding Merger Creates $56B Global Giant
China’s CSSC and CSIC join forces to form a $56B maritime powerhouse—the largest absorption merger in the Chinese mainland’s A-share market.
China Slams U.S. Acts on Maritime, Logistics & Shipbuilding Sectors
China slams U.S. acts on its maritime, logistics & shipbuilding sectors, warning of global supply chain disruptions.
China Denounces U.S. Probe in Maritime & Shipbuilding Sectors
China’s Ministry of Commerce slams the U.S. Section 301 investigation into its maritime and shipbuilding sectors, urging fair trade and adherence to global rules.
Reviving U.S. Shipbuilding: Why ‘Make Ships Great Again’ Won’t Work
Experts warn that the ‘Make Ships Great Again’ proposal—with port fees on vessels from the Chinese mainland—won’t fix America’s shipbuilding woes.
Chinese Shipbuilder Sets Sail to New Heights with Record Delivery Milestone! 🚢
A Chinese shipbuilder achieves a new delivery milestone, marking a significant leap in maritime innovation! 🚢✨