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Norway welcomes new green ship recycling destination
Norwegian green ship recycling special list Green Yard Group has entered into an agreement with financially troubled shipbuilder Kleven Verft…
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Bangladeshi widow wins landmark shipbreaking ruling
In a landmark decision that could shake up the ship recycling trades irrevocably, a judge in London has ruled that…
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Brokers rush to offload parts of the Ocean Tankers fleet
With a restructuring deal in the offing, brokers are rushing to sell off tonnage from Ocean Tankers, the deepsea shipping…
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Castor Maritime raises more cash for ships
Nasdaq-listed Greek dry bulk owner Castor Maritime looks set for an exciting ship acquisition spree after raising $17.3m via a…
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Centrofin bags sought after cape
Greek shipping outfit Centrofin has made its first bulker move since 2016. Broker sources say the 28-ship strong outfit has emerged…
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Abandoned crew scrawl their desperate plight along ship’s hull
Twelve crewmembers onboard the 1985-built 5,500 dwt oil tanker are desperately looking for help as the vessel has been stranded…
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Chinese-backed study sees American shipping hubs fade
The Baltic Exchange, in collaboration with Xinhua, the Chinese state news agency, has published the 2020 Xinhua-Baltic International Shipping Centre…
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Lowest level of coated tanker deliveries since 2002
Deliveries of tankers are set to be at the lowest level since 2015 this year, with coated tanker deliveries on…
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Ships today are travelling 17.4% slower than before Lehman Brothers collapsed
Cargoes are taking ever longer to reach their destinations in the continued fallout shipping has felt from the global financial…
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ITF in Canada shows seafarers the way home
Seafarers must speak up and then they can be repatriated, argues a senior name within the International Transport Workers’ Federation…
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