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Suez Canal Expansion Due to Complete in July 2023
A project to expand parts of the Suez Canal is expected to be completed after two years of work in…
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The Big Challenges for Supply Chains in 2022
In the run-up to Christmas, there was considerable anxiety about shortages of festive food and gifts. Trade friction was already…
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Hilpert Joins Combi Lift as Managing Director
German heavy lift and project logistics expert Combi Lift announced on Monday that Klaus Hilpert has joined its management team…
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Macheras Named WFW Global Maritime Sector Co-Head
Law firm Watson Farley & Williams (WFW) announce it has named partner George Macheras as its new global maritime sector…
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Global Seaborne Coal Trade Up Nearly 6% in 2021
Global seaborne coal trade rose by 5.7% last year, driven by rising demand from steelmakers for coking coal and its…
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Global Seaborne Coal Trade Up Neary 6% in 2021
Global seaborne coal trade rose by 5.7% last year, driven by rising demand from steelmakers for coking coal and its…
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SMS Group investment pays off with “Record Breaking” 2021
As COVID continues to create business hurdles globally, the SMS Group, based within the Port of Southampton in the UK,…
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Training Tips for Ships: Are Mariners Knowledge Workers?
What is the difference between knowledge and skills? Which should we focus more on in our training, and how does…
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Is Baltic Sea Special Area for Passenger Ships Really Special?
Dr. Wei Chen, Wartsila Water Systems Ltd, UK January 13, 2022 The persistent eutrophication (being too rich…
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Singapore Remains World’s Top Maritime Hub
Singapore has held onto its spot atop the list of the world’s best maritime cities, according to a recent report…
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