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Marine World
Shipping Industry Reaffirms Support for IMO as Global Regulator Following Carbon Pricing Delay
The Tripartite Forum of shipbuilders, shipowners and classification societies convened in Busan, South Korea last week, bringing together more than…
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Maritime News
Bulker Safety Improves as Sector Continues Strong Growth
A new report looking at the trends in bulker operations and causalities over the past decade points to what the…
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Maritime News
UK Calls for Safety Rules, Training After Stevedores Die in Enclosed Space
Nearly three years after an enclosed space incident that claimed the lives of three stevedores, the UK’s Marine Accident…
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Marine World
Shipping Industry Leaders Unite to Combat Rising Seafarer Kidnappings and Criminalization
The heads of major shipping organizations convened in Athens this week to address the escalating crisis of seafarer safety and…
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Maritime News
INTERCARGO Welcomes RightShip’s Revised Age Trigger Inspection Timeline
[By: INTERCARGO] INTERCARGO welcomes RightShip’s recent announcement of a revised age trigger inspection timeline, following a constructive dialogue between the…
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Maritime News
New Leadership Team Elected at INTERCARGO
[By: INTERCARGO] INTERCARGO, the International Association of Dry Cargo Shipowners, has announced significant changes to its leadership following its Annual…
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Maritime News
Intercargo: Only One Bulk Carrier Sank in 2023
The dry bulk shipping sector is maintaining a trend of improving safety standards with the tightening of international regulatory…
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Port News
RightShip and Intercargo unveil new dry bulk quality standard
RightShip and Intercargo have jointly announced the launch of a new quality standard for the dry bulk sector, DryBMS. The…
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Maritime News
IMO Carbon Plan Draws Fire as MEPC 75 Gets Under Way
The IMO's proposed carbon reduction amendment to MARPOL is drawing criticism from environmental NGOs and high-end shipbuilders as MEPC 75…
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AMSA: No More Keeping Seafarers Aboard Past 11 Months
It might be more difficult to carry out crew changes in the COVID-19 era, but that is no longer a…
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