Issue 75 • March 2021

Will cloud technology see a boost in 2021?

Maritime careers: what does the future hold?

The role of shipping in vaccine distribution

Green Ports

From Valencia to Auckland, we highlight ports that are trying to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainability worldwide

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