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Class societies add staff layoffs to coronavirus cutbacks While two of the largest class societies have started to cut back on staffing temporarily, most others are adamant they… Related Stories Class societies start to cut staff numbers amid coronavirus cutbacks US exporters hit out at punitive charges San Pedro Bay ports focused on ‘crisis…
From the News Desk: Does coronavirus threaten shipping’s green push? With all meetings at the International Maritime Organization currently suspended, and the full effect of the coronavirus outbreak yet to… Related Stories Slow steaming may cut insurance claims Crude tanker rates plunge 25% as demand picture clears Oil production curbs arrest surge in floating…
US exporters hit out at punitive charges Agricultural export organisations say detention and demurrage fees are ‘abusive’. But box lines say a politicisation of the debate will… Related Stories Class societies add staff layoffs to coronavirus cutbacks Class societies start to cut staff numbers amid coronavirus cutbacks San Pedro Bay ports focused on ‘crisis…
Slow steaming may cut insurance claims ‘Parallel development is no proof of a causal connection between the claims frequency and the vessels’ speed, but nevertheless an… Related Stories From the News Desk: Does coronavirus threaten shipping’s green push? Crude tanker rates plunge 25% as demand picture clears Oil production curbs arrest surge in floating…
Daily Briefing April 7 2020 Free to read: Oil production curbs arrest surge in floating storage charters | Ferry operators call for bailout as crisis… Free to read: Oil production curbs arrest surge in floating storage charters | Ferry operators call for bailout as crisis… https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1131718/Daily%20Briefing%20April%207%202020?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss7th April 20203:00 am
Japan’s shipbuilding dispute with South Korea rages at WTO A meeting between the two countries failed to resolve the ongoing dispute over South Korea’s assistance to its shipbuilding industry Related Stories Ferry operators call for bailout as crisis mounts EU suspends separate shipyard merger probes Maersk extends crew change prohibitions A meeting between…
Ferry operators call for bailout as crisis mounts Freight transport is keeping some ferry companies afloat, but they warn it will not be enough to make up the… Related Stories Japan’s shipbuilding dispute with South Korea rages at WTO EU suspends separate shipyard merger probes Maersk extends crew change prohibitions Freight transport is…
Oil production curbs arrest surge in floating storage charters Short-term time charter deals are unlikely to immediately materialise this week as everyone in the oil industry waits to see… Related Stories Forwarders battle to find alternative transport solutions The week in charts: More blank sailings, China shows early signs of recovery The Lloyd’s List…
EU suspends separate shipyard merger probes The European Union has halted its investigations into two shipyard mergers amid the coronavirus outbreak, which has prevented the companies… Related Stories Japan’s shipbuilding dispute with South Korea rages at WTO Ferry operators call for bailout as crisis mounts Maersk extends crew change prohibitions The European Union…
Daily Briefing April 6 2020 Free to read: Bankers go easy on owners as coronavirus bites | Chinese lessors warn on rising shipping defaults |… Free to read: Bankers go easy on owners as coronavirus bites | Chinese lessors warn on rising shipping defaults |… https://lloydslist.maritimeintelligence.informa.com/LL1131717/Daily%20Briefing%20April%206%202020?utm_source=search&utm_medium=RSS&utm_term=&utm_campaign=search_rss4th April 20203:03 am