Seaboard-Pride Vessel Reviews and Specifications

On May 23, 2026, a maritime incident took place at Santo Tomás de Castilla Port in Puerto Barrios, Izabal, when the cargo vessel 'Seaboard Pride' collided with the moored 'Seaboard Saturn' (IMO: 1029950). The allision occurred around 3:00 p.m., despite the presence of tugboats assisting the 'Seaboard Pride' and the vessel having dropped its anchors prior to the accident. Currently, the extent of damage to both ships and the underlying cause of the incident remain unclear. Following the collision, the 'Seaboard Saturn' resumed its journey on May 24, heading towards Freeport with an estimated arrival time of May 26. Meanwhile, the 'Seaboard Pride' has stayed stationary at the port as of May 26. For more details, including video coverage of the incident, visit: https://www.prensalibre.com/guatemala/video-buques-mercantes-colisionan-en-puerto-santo-tomas-de-castilla/

In an exciting development for maritime commerce, Cosco has successfully entered into a charter agreement lasting between 9 to 12 months. This strategic initiative involves operations flowing from the Mediterranean region to West Africa. Under the terms of the deal, the daily charter rate is set at a competitive $10,450. This move is expected to bolster trade relations and enhance shipping efficiency across these vibrant markets.

In a significant development in maritime logistics, Cosco Shipping has successfully secured a new charter that entails trading across the Mediterranean and West Africa. This contract spans a duration of 6 to 7 months, with a competitive daily rate set at $8,500. The agreement underscores Cosco Shipping's strategic approach to expanding their operational footprint in key international markets.