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Daily Briefing June 10 2020 Free to read: Evergreen and Yang Ming set to receive state-backed loans | EU database for shipping emissions rules gets… Free to read: Evergreen and Yang Ming set to receive state-backed loans | EU database for shipping emissions rules gets… https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1132038/Daily%20Briefing%20June%2010%202020?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss10th June 20203:06 am
GoodBulk posts loss despite ‘outperforming’ capesize market The dry bulk market has seen ‘encouraging signs’ in recent weeks as China’s industrial activity in ferrous metals has regained… Related Stories Pompeo declares end to ‘generous delay’ of sanctions against Iranian ships Pompeo declares end to`generous delay’ of sanctions against Iranian ships Port of Gothenburg sees…
EU database for shipping emissions rules gets Greens approval Greens MEP Jutta Paulus insists EU Monitoring, Reporting and Verification document is best available data source, but recognises its instability… Related Stories Investing in maritime safety pays dividends, says RightShip chief Port of Houston targets ship channel expansion Port of Houston targets expansion of ship…
Port of Gothenburg sees some car volume recovery Imports have risen since the end of April, but not as much as exports Related Stories Pompeo declares end to ‘generous delay’ of sanctions against Iranian ships GoodBulk posts loss despite ‘outperforming’ capesize market Pompeo declares end to`generous delay’ of sanctions against Iranian ships Imports…
From the News Desk: Crunch time for crew changes Senior industry figures have expressed their dismay at the slow uptake of the protocols published over a month ago outlining… Related Stories Detention and demurrage calculator reveals hidden costs US west coast box ports continue to lose market share Containerised import figures suggest US pandemic…
Daily Briefing June 9 2020 Free to read: Does China’s security law threaten Hong Kong’s shipping charm? | Slow adoption of crew change protocols is… Free to read: Does China’s security law threaten Hong Kong’s shipping charm? | Slow adoption of crew change protocols is… https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1132037/Daily%20Briefing%20June%209%202020?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss9th June 20203:06 am
UN Oceans envoy urges shipping to embrace ‘sustainable blue recovery’ The health of the oceans is an existential matter for humanity that requires shipping to move ahead of regulation and… Related Stories Slow adoption of crew change protocols is a ticking time bomb Industry backs moves for better dry bulk safety standards Slow opening…
Industry backs moves for better dry bulk safety standards The draft comes as figures show more than 170 seafarers perished on board ships in the past decade. RightShip’s standard… Related Stories Slow adoption of crew change protocols is a ticking time bomb UN Oceans envoy urges shipping to embrace ‘sustainable blue recovery’ Slow opening…
Slow adoption of crew change protocols is a ticking time bomb About 50 countries have signed up to the 12-point protocols issued by the International Chamber of Shipping and International Transport… Related Stories UN Oceans envoy urges shipping to embrace ‘sustainable blue recovery’ Industry backs moves for better dry bulk safety standards Slow opening…
West Africa now global hub for clean floating storage Volumes in storage off West Africa have surpassed those seen off Southwold on the UK’s east coast, which until now… Related Stories Slow adoption of crew change protocols is a ticking time bomb UN Oceans envoy urges shipping to embrace ‘sustainable blue recovery’ Industry backs…