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Greg Knowler

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As seen in: The Journal of Commerce, LinkedIn, South China Morning Post, S&P Global Market Intelligence, S&P Global, Fresh Fruit Portal
Europe Editor, JOC (S&P Global)
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Greg Knowler is Senior Editor Asia at the JOC, based in Hong Kong. He is responsible for coverage of transport and logistics in the Asia-Pacific region for JOC.com and The Journal of Commerce magazine, and plays a key role in setting up the annual TPM Asia conference in Shenzhen, organised by JOC Events. After 11-years as a reporter and editor for several daily newspapers in Durban, South Africa, he moved to Hong Kong in 2000 to join the South China Morning Post sports department before becomin…

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Latest ship attack puts IMO’s Persian Gulf evacuation plan on hold

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By Greg Knowler Verified
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has paused its Persian Gulf vessel evacuation three days after it was implemented following an attack on an Evergreen container ship sailing through the Strait of Hormuz on June 25.
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CMA CGM acquires FedEx Supply Chain in $1.4 billion deal

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By Greg Knowler Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
The takeover means CMA CGM subsidiary CEVA Logistics will become one of the top contract logistics providers in North America.
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Pause IATA's new air waybill rules until legal clarity resolved: forwarders

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By Greg Knowler Verified
| The Journal of Commerce Verified
Brownsville’s ship channels now deepest along US Gulf Coast The Brownsville Navigation District unveiled its deeper ship channels last week as the South Texas port aims to be ready for heavier liquid and bulk commodity ships.
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