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First Brazilian melons of the season arrived in the port of Rotterdam
On Friday 16 September, the first conventional reefer ship carrying melons from Brazil arrived at the fruit terminal of Rotterdam Fruit Wharf in the port of Rotterdam. The fruit terminal of Rotterdam Fruit Wharf (RFW) is located in the Merwehaven and is an intermediate stop for fruit arriving at the…
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DNV signs MOU with SIT to promote maritime decarbonization and digitalization
Partners to collaborate on knowledge exchange and research initiatives to further advance the industry’s ‘2D’ efforts in the Singapore maritime ecosystem. DNV has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) to explore opportunities to advance net-zero ambitions in Singapore’s maritime sector and actively support…
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Tugs Towing & Offshore_Newsletter 74 2022 PDF
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Report the Irish Independent’s about Egyptian-Fisher on an Irish- fishing vessel. losing two of his fingers.
Irish rights inaction leaves migrant fisher in limbo after horror trawler accident Egyptian-born Adel obtained work last year on an Irish-flagged fishing vessel. That’s when his troubles began, reports the Irish Independent’s Anne-Marie Walsh. Despite a legal route being available to hire Adel, the vessel owner chose to employ him undocumented, as…
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Høglund to deliver Integrated Automation System for Seaspan newbuilds at CIMC SOE shipyard
Høglund chosen to develop and deliver IAS for the first LNG bunkering vessels to operate along the west coast of North America Høglund Marine Solutions will deliver integrated automation system (IAS) for three newbuild LNG bunkering vessels (LNGBVs). The IAS will seamlessly connect the cargo handling, control and electrical propulsion…
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Explosion on board of general cargo ship, Captain died
Explosion occurred on board of general cargo ship OCEAN HARMONY, berthed at Pier 1, Incheon Inner Harbor, at around 2240 Seoul time Sep 23. 42-year old Captain of Chinese nationality died in explosion, the rest of 14 crew left the ship, understood explosion was followed by fire. According to preliminary…
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A new Heesen star : YN 20750 Project Orion keel laying announcement
Heesen announces that the keel laying of YN 20750, Project Orion, took place on September 14 at the Oss shipyard, witnessed by the ABS surveyor. Like the constellation whose name she bears, Orion is distinctive, unmistakable, and sure to turn heads wherever she sails. At 50 metres overall, with a…
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Port of LA : CONTAINER DWELL FEE PUT ON HOLD THROUGH OCT. 21
San Pedro Bay Ports Continue to Monitor Cargo Flow The San Pedro Bay ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will postpone consideration of the “Container Dwell Fee” for four weeks, until Oct. 21. Since the program was announced on Oct. 25, 2021, the two ports have seen a combined…
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A.P. Moller – Maersk expands its warehousing footprint in India
Two new warehouses inaugurated at Farrukhnagar, Harayana and Dadri, Uttar Pradesh, take Maersk’s total warehousing footprint to 3.3 million sq. ft. spread across more than 20 facilities in India. New Delhi: Strengthening its position as a global integrated logistics company, A.P. Moller – Maersk (Maersk) today inaugurated two new warehouses…
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Port of Antwerp-Bruges first port to introduce GDP certificate for distribution of pharmaceuticals
The distribution of pharmaceutical products requires specific handling. This method is defined in the GDP (Good Distribution Practice) guidelines. Port of Antwerp-Bruges was the first seaport in the world to translate these rules into the maritime sphere in order to operate in accordance with these European GDP rules throughout the…
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