Weekly Maritime Security Report – Week 40, 2019
Protection Vessels International has released the 40th Weekly Maritime Security Report of 2019. The report summarized on 26th November 2019 highlights the various incidents...
Hapag-Lloyd ‘Profit Before Market Share’ Strategy Pays Dividends
According to container shipping analyst Lars Jensen, Hapag-Lloyd succeeded in putting “profits over market share” in its third quarter, says an article published in...
Amidst Slow Steaming Row, Supply Chains Bank on Visibility & Agility
According to a Loadstar report, better visibility and more responsive supply chains are the only way for shippers and their forwarders to respond to...
GNS Launches Voyager GLOBAL FLEET To Enhance Business Performance
GNS has launched Voyager GLOBAL FLEET.
It is comprised of a fully searchable global database of over 120,000 vessels, shipowners, operators, and managers.
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Shanghai GPS Mystery! Is It an Attack for Soft Gold?
A sophisticated new electronic warfare system is being used at the world’s busiest port. But is it sand thieves or the Chinese state behind...
Singapore Port : A Free Port With Strategic Position Becoming A Maritime Hub
According to a Ship Technology report, Singapore has topped the 2019 Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre Development Index, which ranks cities that offer port and...
MAN Energy Discusses Decarbonization Challenges and Opportunities Ahead of 2020
Ahead of Marintec China Seatrade Maritime talks to MAN Energy Solutions about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead with IMO 2020 and decarbonisation...
MSC Steals Maersk’s Spotlight, Hires Søren Toft as COO
According to an article published in The Loadstar, Maersk Line has announced that its chief operating officer Søren Toft has decided to leave the...
GSI To Build New Methanol Tankers for Proman Stena Bulk
Proman Stena Bulk has signed an agreement with Guangzhou Shipyard International (GSI) in China to build two state of the art IMOIIMeMAX methanol-ready 49,900...
ClassNK Issues Hazardous Inventory Guidance in Line With HKC
In a major development, Leading Classification Society ClassNK has released its “Guidelines for the Inventory of Hazardous Materials (Ver.4.00)," says a press release published...
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